look specifically atlas vegas with regard to the team, i don't have the numbers off the top of my head and like to get back to you with whatever rationale we're using to deploy teams. >> i wanted to make sure it was not a hollow promise the ten k-9 units. >> from my perspective i'd like to grow the k-9 capability across the system. i think it's a hugely effective tool both for detection but deterrence as well. >> if i'm hearing correctly that you would -- i can go back to the administrators of that particular airport and say those 110 tsa personnel will be backfilled for whatever reason -- >> that is my understanding but i'll verify that. >> that they will receive the ten k-9 units. >> as i have them available. the challenge is the numbers. >> what would be the anticipated time line to get ten new k- s? >> we currently have about 1,000 total k- thes operating across the country, about 670 or so of those are deployed to local law enforcement. so that means there's a little over 300 teams that the tsa has itself. when i came on board in july we had is 12 for passenger screening. we should be up to 270 by the end of this fiscal year converted dogs, do

this is what it used to look like. now rescue teamse inside. >> there are people inside. >> reporter: the anguish on the faces is as clear as the destruction. families keep vigil just a few feet away. but this is what gives so many hope. a hotel worker buried for two days uses his cell phone to signal rescue teams. he's weak but will survive. >>> well, the first criminal charges in flint's tainted water crisis are expected to be announced today. that's according to the michigan attorney general. two state water regulators and a city employee can face charges. our affiliate wdiv was told that. the water that was delivered to all of the 99,000 residents. >>> cuban revolutionary leader fidel castro made a rare speech yesterday. he admitted he is nearing the end of his life. it was a speech that some interpret as the 89-year-old's farewell to cuba's communist party. he urged the party to keep the communist vision alive. his brother would continue to lead the party alongside his second in command. >>> and the state of utah has declared porn

state warriors set their own team by gaining 73 wins in a single season edging out the 1996 chicago bulls. meanwhile, tam as we know the sixers had ten wins. >>> warriors used toa philadelphia team remember that? they used to be in town. >>> they are having a great run, i look forward to philadelphia's turn to turn everything around and have a much better time of it. >>> still ahead on "action news," the mystery of a missing florida priest deepens. >>> the wild ride that ends inside a home. those stories when "action news" comes right back. >>> breaking now on "action news," police track down a key piece of evidence in the hit anticipate run the suv that dragged a man to his death. >>> an out-of-control driver leaves a

as we came up, 476, all of us, felt so good, when we got off on lancaster avenue and to see all of the people and feel like we're back home. so, thank you on behalf of the team for welcoming us home. i want to say, there is a lot of mvp's, with this accomplishment, and i want to first, start with as we all know, god, who has inspired all of these guys, and we are very fortunate to be part of this augustinan community here that keeps us on the right path and i'll tell you what, father rob gave us a homily before every game and we were getting ready, we needed him to have the best homily for the biggest game inn a he came up big, best pregame homely ever by father rob, before the north carolina game. where is he? where is he? bring him up here. >> father rob, right here. >> also, if you see any of the parents, of these guys, now that this team is all about, these are good, not perfect, but good because you guys go to school with them, you know but really good men to make humble and their parents taught them to respect coaching and they do whatever we tell them and that is not normal for an 18 to 22-year old. you all know that. it is the easiest team in the wor

to bring another team have been unsuccessful at this point. county officials say they are still working though to bring in a minor league team. stay with us everyone. still to come a scare in the air. what might have struck a commercial airliner during a routine flight. find out how many illegal atv's and dirt bikes the philadelphia police department seized today. how you can help get more of them off the street. also a busy day on the campaign trail as the candidates canvas new york for last minute votes. what a new pole says about the democratic primary in the empire state. they were roughed up a bit pin washington the flyers are coming home. nothing like home, right? >> hear from the team about what they need to do now to get back in this series against the capitals. stay with us, back in a >> we're awaitting the identities of the two men involved in a shooting of a philadelphia police officer. police officer james mccullough was shot in the leg while trying to stop a vehicle break in in west philadelphia. one of the thieves allegedly shot mccullough while trying to make an escape. both suspect are now in custody. police say mccullough

his car in the bronx earlier this week snatching all of the team's gear. >> kids need the equipment in order to play the games. in order for us to play, when you're the home team, you have to provide the bases and stuff. the catcher's equipment as well. >> the team will use the borrowed equipment in the game today at 4:00. the coach is not sure what they'll do for the rest of the season. hopefully somebody sees this, steps up and donates some equipment. these coaches, you know this, your kids play sports. they carry everything with them. >> in the trunk of their car. >> they have other jobs. they're working so hard. >> i would hope the best for this team to get some new gear. >>> 4:52 now. the unveiling of the people waiting in line for the chance to spend tens of thousands of dollars. >>> a scare at the auto show. a sports car up in flames. >>> welcome back. it's friday morning. it's nice. >> still nice. >> 66. >> not going to hold on to it. today, enjoy it. in the 60s and 70s. yesterday's high with -- we'll do it again today. with clouds, shower threat on and off. i don't think we see continuous rain here. take the umbrella

to. coach, thank you for being here with us. enjoyed it. hope to see you an your teamfinal four next year. >> deal. go irish. >> all right. go! >>> of course, plenty more right here on cnn. coming up, steve is going to tell us about this very special team. 50 years ago they made their mark on the college game forever. you are watching "all access at the final four," a cnn "bleacher report" special. (son) pa, i know we settle for cable... but directv has been number one in customer satisfaction over cable for 15 years. (father) how 'bout over 15 satisfying years with that woman over there boiling your clothes. her layers and layers of...layers. hair that i've rarely seen because it's always under that bonnet. and how she fought off that grizzly and made him into these slippers. that's satisfaction son. (vo) don't be a settler, get a $100 reward card when you switch to directv. these are the hands that build the machines, the machines that sort, stack and seal. these are the hands that keep private information private. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen o

. >> i have to say to the people that know me the best, the people of new york, when they give us this kind of a vote, and it's just incredible. i really want to thank my team. my team has been amazing, and you know, it's actually a team of unity. it's evolving, but people don't understand that. we don't have much of a race any more, based on what i'm seeing on television. senator cruz is just about mathematically eliminated. we're really, really rocking. we expect we're going to have an amazing number of weeks. we're going to go into the convention, i think as the winner. >> trump picked up 88 delegates in new york, as he expands his lead on the field and marches closer to the 1,237 needed for the nomination. kasich picked up three, while cruz was shut out. the race pivots to next tuesday's contest, connecticut, maryland, pennsylvania, and rhode island up for grabs. let's bring in best selling author. >> good morning. >> a big new york morning here. what did these decisive wins for trump and clinton. >> their opponents hit the wall. wisconsin represented wisconsin, and not much else. it means that both of them are romping on. >> can he get enough delegates

this is what it used to look like. now rescue teams tell us people are inside.n [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: the anklewish on the faces is as clear as the destruction. families keep vigils a few feet away. but this is what gives so many hope. a hotel worker buried for two days uses his cell phone to signal rescue teams. he is weak, but will survive. >>> the first charges in flint's tainted water crisis are expected to be announcedttoday according to the michigan attorney general. as many as three officials and two state water regulators and a city employee could face charges. sources tell our affiliate wdiv. water that was delivered to the flint residents. >>> fidel castro made a rare public speech yesterday. he admitted he is nearing the end of his life. it was a speech that some interpret as the 9 89-year-old's fare ll to his communist party. he announced that his roger brother raul will continue to oad the country. >>> a public health crisis? on tuesday, the governor signed a resolution calling for research and educ

lot of the pro sports owners are starting to get into the space, mark cuban looking to buying a team. rick fox, used to play on the lakers, now owns a team. from a revenue perspective, it's obviously dwarfed by professional sports but that's part of why there's so much excitement to it. >> how do you monetize this? how do you -- obviously, i use only this kind of mouse and there's that. but when you broadcast a game, for instance, how do you monetize that? >> well, it's a lot through advertising, right, and sponsor. shs and product placement, like professional sports. >> sure. >> from a revenue perspective, viewership of east sports compared to nfl, is almost equivalent but the revenues are dwarfed. look at e sports $500 million billion, growing to $2 billion next year. nfl's like $22 billion. so there's a lot of room for growth. but you know, people are struggling a little bit to figure out how to reach this audience because 13 to 34 demographic tends to be anti-establishment, anti-corporate. >> right. i would assume there's not a -- as much open cultural communication between fans. if i'm a real m

. >> and it used to be my dad's team and now it is my team. llanova. >> a team with such a great community, and everyone wants to rally together. everyone is here at the pavilion and so many at the game. getting together and cheering for the team that will take to us victory. >> back live here, as you can see the place is rockin. these guys, i think they smell a victory in houston tonight. i think they can smell that championship, wow. let's go nova! back to you, jim. >> thank you, dann. the lead down to 6 with about 4:00 to go. "action news" reporter christie ileto live in lancaster where radnor police will try to make sure the campus area remains under control after the game. christie? >> that's right, jim. this intersection is at the heart of villanova university campus, and also the very same intersection where hundreds ever students swarmed during the final four win. for that reason a lot of local and state agencies are posted at this intersection. what you are looking at is the motorcycle unit which again is on standby. what you are proba

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this is what it used to look like. now rescue teams tell us people are inside. the anguish on the faces is as clear as a distraction. families keep vigil just a few feet away. this 9-year-old girl and her 1-year-old sister waiting for news of their injured mother who was rwehed away in an ambulance. they tell volunteers they're scared. they just want to go home. whil are missing, and many buildings have not yet been chec d. but this is what gives so many hope. a hotel worker buried for two days, uses his cell phone to signal rescue teams. he's weak, but will sutwrvive. women and children are found alive, and pulled from the rubble every day. but too often the news is grim. at the miami hotel, they've discovered more odies. this woman learns hin brother victor is gone. still, she stays. it's too hard to walk away and say good-bye. the 7.8 quake took only seconds t destroy this neighborhood, but the president says it could cost billions of dollars to repair all e:of the damage. lester? >> miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> it's primary day in new york. rich d egate h

information and bart formed a committee to decide what the information will be used for and how long it will be stored. >>> mark davis announced he is willing to moist team to las vegas. he pledged $300 million to raiders stadium in the city. he made the announcement alongside david beckham to show how it could be used for other sports. >> if this panel recommends requested funding, and the nfl approves the deal, the raiders plan to contribute half a billion to this project. >>> davis said he wants the team to stay in oakland, but notes there have been no progress on a plan for a new stadium. >>> and another sports headline, jared goff is headed south. >> los angeles rams select jared goff. >> he was the first round draft pick for the l.a. rams today, wayne freedman is live with reaction. wayne? >> here he is going number one wasn't a complete surprise. they know him personally. but yet, when announcing their pick it was bedlam. look at the scene. roughly every member of the cal football team not only on their feet, he's 21, likely to sign a contract worth close to $30 billion. and they were cheering what it means to this program. >> i'm happy about seei

bronx earlier this week and snatched all of the team's gear. >> kids need the -- we need the equipment in order to go ahead and play the games. in order for us to go ahead and play. when we're the home team we have to provide the bases and stuff like that. our catcher's equipment was there also so it hurts. >> the team has a game on randall's island tomorrow. for now they'll play with borrowed equipment, but the coach isn't sure what the team will do for the rest of the we've reached out to the department of education for a comment, but have not heard back yet. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. on myly fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, >>> for the rangers the formula was simple. beat the hurricanes in carolina tonight and head to the playoffs for the sixth straight season.

captain henry silva took us here to show us why his team has hope. 11 people have been rescued alive in this mangled mass, many pulled from this small hole where below they survived in a room pinned beneath tons of debris. silva remembers each man, woman and child saved, but is haunted by those he can't reach in time. i think of my wife and daughter, he says. those trapped here have families, too. more than 500 families are mourning the loss of loved ones. there is destruction and grief everywhere. cemeteries and funeral homes are full. they're running out of caskets. with 20,000 homeless, many are desperate for water, food and clothes. parents struggle to feed their children. this mother says, we've had no water today. we are the forgotten. where there is organized help by the government, the line stretches for miles, and there are hundreds, if not thousands waiting here. many say they haven't eaten or had clean water in days. among the tragedy, there is some triumph. pablo was buried alive in a hotel, missing after two days. his wife ordered his casket. then his rescue. helping oth

a hotel worker buried for two days, uses his cell phone to signal rescue teams. he's weak, but will survive. women and children are found alive, and pulled from the rubble every day. but too often, the news is grim. at the miami hotel, they've discovered more bodies. daisy learns her brother victor is gone. still, she stays. it's too hard to walk away and say good-bye. the 7.8 quake took only seconds to destroy this neighborhood, but the president says it could cost billions of dollars to repair all of the damage. lester? >> miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> it's primary day in new york. rich delegate hauls up for grabs for both republicans and democrats. for both front-runners, trump and clinton, the aim is not just to win, but win big. hillary clinton, double-digit win could strip a dogged and determined bernie sanders of any claim of momentum. while for donald trump, a wide victory margin could put him on an easier track to clinch the nomination before the summer's convention. let's get the very latest starting with katy tur and the republican contest. katy? >>

information and bart formed a committee to decide what the information will be used for and how long it will be stored. >>> mark davis announced he is willing to moist team to las vegas. he pledged $300 million to raiders stadium in the city. he made the announcement alongside david beckham to show how it could be used for other sports. >> if this panel recommends requested funding, and the nfl approves the deal, the raiders plan to contribute half a billion to this project. >>> davis said he wants the team to stay in oakland, but notes there have been no progress on a plan for a new stadium. >>> and another sports headline, jared goff is headed >> los angeles rams select jared goff. >> he was the first round draft pick for the l.a. rams today, wayne freedman is live with reaction. wayne? >> here he is going number one wasn't a complete surprise. they know him personally. but yet, when announcing their pick it was bedlam. look at the scene. roughly every member of the cal football team not only on their feet, he's 21, likely to sign a contract worth close to $30 billion. and they were cheering what it means to this program. >> i'm happy about seeing jare

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let's say, rugby and compare it to nfl, we know that teams in rugby are eight times less likely to sustain an acl injury than an nfl player. and we know that teams that use our system are 16 times less likely to sustain an acl injury than teams in the nfl. and then people look at that and think immediately, "that's to do with the final trauma," but actually 60% of those injuries are noncontact related. jon: well, i think it would be more off--common in training or--so you could wear the device during training during midweek, let's say, between an nfl game. that's often when injuries or wear and tear take place. i mean, that, to me, makes sense. stephen: absolutely, and athletes do wear wearables in those scenarios, and we pull that information in, but it's worth noting that those wearables only tell us what the athlete did in training. it tells us nothing about how they've actually responded, and that's what we look at. joseph menn: so what would measure their response? what are some of the biofeedback that you're getting? and if acls are one of your proof points, like, what's some of the data that would help you predict it, an acl? stephen: things like

women's soccer team is stepping up their call to be paid as much as the men. steve: linda schmidt joins us from the newsroom to tell us the drastic move the team is considering to help make their point. >> reporter: this is a big deal here tonight. members of the u.s. women's soccer team say they are sick and tired of being treated like second class citizens and they want to be paid the very same as the men's team. now the team is threatening to boycott the olympics this summer if they do not get equal pay. team members have filed a complaint with the eeoc. >> we want to bring light to this issue, not only for us and the inequality we face, but as a paradigm shift for women's football, women's sports and women in general. >> reporter: they are olympics. tennis has been cited as a leader. many women are paid the same. at the fourth largest tennis tournament in ohio, last year, get a load of this, roger federer was paid $731,000 for defending his title at the tournament. serena williams got under $500,000, 495, for defending hers. that's at the same tournament. so disparity still exists. bac

to do anything. and i think, um, that she'll surprise people. lauren johnson, fox 29 news. >>> quite the inspiration. rachel tells us she plans to be teamer college basketball team oh, she says tonight villanova will win. >> ♪ >> back to your fox 29 weather authority. it's starting to get a little chilly out there. it's raining as this weather roller coaster continues. >> kathy orr will have your full forecast in 15 seconds. >>> all right. we had the warm now we have some stormy weather out there with rain and a heavier band of showers moving through and behind this cold enough for snow. not for us but for the great lakes. you can see international airport rain out there but the good news visibility is pretty good. 4 miles winds out of the west at just 8 miles an hour and right now the temperature 55. but the high temperature made it to 65 this afternoon before the rain. 51 by 7:00 p.m. by 11:00, 43. 3:00 a.m. 34 and by 7:00 o'clock in the morning, we're talking about 29 degrees as a freeze warning will be in effect. our first storm of the week is this an area of low pressure with arctic front associated with it that passes through this

to snider's death. she joins us live. >> reporter: ducis it's going to be hard to watch a flyers playoff run and realize ed snider is no longer with us. the teamus today they will play with heavy hearts but they'll try to wip a stanley cup for him. ron hextall who was both his player and his gm summed up the man this way. >> when you think of the philadelphia flyers and everything that we're about, every trait, passionate, we work hard, we're greedy, we're tough, we have a lot of will, when you think of all those traits, that's ed snider. >> he loved the flyers. he's a philadelphia flyers. he started the whole thing and he would always be the guy that kind of brought that to the city and he's a really good man. >> the. >> reporter: the flyers flag at half-staff here at the wells fargo center in memory of mr. ed snider, the flyers will begin their playoff run thursday in washington and services will be private. live at the wells fargo center jaime apody channel6 "action news." ducis. >> jamie thank. >>> to baseball. today was time for home cooking. it's the home opener against the padres. phillies continue the tradition of walking in through th

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 communicat

someone broke into a car in the team's gear. >> kids need the -- we need the equipment to play the games. in order for us to play, everywhere we're the home team, we have to provide the bases and stuff like that. it hurts. >> the team will use borrowed equipment in their game today at 4:00 on randall's island. the coach isn't sure what they will do for the rest of the season. >>> governor chris christie threat toeng lobby against north jersey casinos. takeover of atlantic city. comes after the assembly speaker refused to bring the measure up for a vote over concerns it could affect union's collective bargaining agreements in place there. christie now accuses him of political maneuvering for next year's governor's race. >>> 6:49 right now. coming up next, we'll see what's ahead on the "today" show. >>> follow us on facebook and twitter and instagram, darlene4ny, michaelg4ny. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diab

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to beat us. >> san jose is the only team not to win a hockey cup. and they're tired of looking at facsimiles here. >> it would be special for everybody born here. >> just like for warrior fans last year. are you feeling upstaged san jose? yes? >> warriors take away from the great team here. >> the one with the inflatable shark. how about two championships this year? >> only the sharks and giants matter. >> yes. that is contrary. isn't it? >> reporter: in san jose, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> we'll go from ice to heat. >> yes. highs, temperatures up and that is unusual. we still have sunny skies across the bay area fog returning to the coast against. and let's talk about the rain. we haven't had severe and had another one thursday night into friday. notice cloudy approaching 5:00 a.m. and some light rain developing off shore. between 5:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. we'll see rain spreading and there will be wet pavement before the commute ends. current projections indicate rainfall totals under quarter inch. under two tenths in most locations. this can cha

us. >>> that's going to do it for us our morning team is back tomorrow from five to 7:00 a.m.at everyone i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.c cbsphilly.com. up next the late show with steven colbert with eva longor longoria. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. good night, family and sleep well. ♪ >> jon: stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> stephen: you deserve it! you deserve it! thank you! >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: jon, how are you? good to see you. ( cheers and applause )

anrevealed the animals have internal compass keeping them on course using link to position of the sun. the team has built a model circuit that works in just the same way as the solar compass in every butterflies brain, and navigating system that uses the system to work out the direction of travel and make adjustments to stay on a southerly track to mexico. you're a scientists say -- scientists say the navigating brain circuitry is far more advanced than any gps system or robot we've been able to design. >> by stimulating the way that the butterfly brain can integrate information and the position of the sun, we should be able to build robots that will be able to navigate, to find their way even in places on the planet where there is no gps signal. victoria: one possible mission for a robotic insect would be to track the monarch butterflies as helping scientists work out why this unique species is in decline. victoria gill, bbc news. laura: from the middle east to venezuela, the drop in crude oil prices is having a profound impact. here in the united states it has caused the fracking boom to go b

to bring another team have been unsuccessful at this point. county officials say they are still working though to bring in a minor league team. stay with us everyone. still to come a scare in the air. what might have struck a commercial airliner during a routine flight. find out how many illegal atv's and dirt bikes the philadelphia police department seized today. how you can help get more of them off the street. also a busy day on the campaign trail as the candidates canvas new york for last minute votes. what a new pole says about the democratic primary in the empire state. they were roughed up a bit pin washington the flyers are coming home. nothing like home, right? >> hear from the team about what they need to do now to get back in this series against the capitals. stay with us, back in a i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be back

crews are working around the clock to set the area up and the teams will head here and a stage behind us and the coach will talk and the players will talk, we spoke to officials from villanova earlier about what will happen when the players arrive. >> the university couldn't be more excited. this is a great opportunity to share in this victory for the university but share it with the city of philadelphia. we are excited and we are parading down market street and ending here at dillworth park. >> i had a chance to spend time with katie in houston and she worked directly with father peter donahue, the president of the university. it was a special moment when father peter held mass inside of team hotel and it was standing room only, they brought hosts with them and they were cracking them in half because that is how many people that came to pray. and it's indicative of the pride of the school and the pride out here today. >> 1:00 is coming up and we'll be here. >> thank you guys. now, lets switch live to "action news" reporter, nora muchanic, at 20th and market streets where the parade step

to beat us. >> san jose is the only team not to win a hockey cup. they're tired of looking at facsimiles here. >> it would be special for everybody born here. >> just like for warrior fans last year. are you feeling upstaged san jose? yes? >> warriors take away from the great team here. >> the one with the inflatable shark. how about two championships this year? >> only the sharks and giants matter. >> yes. that is contrary. isn't it? >> reporter: in san jose, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> we'll go from ice to heat. >> yes. highs, temperatures up and that is unusual. we still have sunny skies across the bay area and cooling trend, fog returning to the coast against. and let's talk about the rain. we haven't had severe and had another one thursday night into friday. notice cloudy approaching 5:00 a.m. and some light rain developing off shore. between 5:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. we'll see rain spreading and there will be wet pavement before the commute ends. current projections indicate rainfall totals under quarter inch. under two tenths in most location

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didn't want anything more than to beat your brother or to be the one that did it. >> we did it as a team. we fought the whole game. fouls called against usots not going in. we just -- this team is we accept coaching and listen to coach wright and our coaching staff. we've gotten better all year. the first half we didn't play villanova basketball but for us to make the changes coach had us make. and for us to go out there and compete. this team played hard. we gave it all we had. we were lucky to hit the shot at the end. >> let's go to the left of the aisle. >> zach, we'll get you the microphone back in a couple of minutes. >> this is ryan. mark bradley from atlanta. i'm a little confused. you said you ran a play but also make it sound like it was a bit of an improvisation. was it a play, an improvisation or what? >> no it was a play. it's what we do every day in practice. daniel set the screen for me. kris did a great job sprinting into the play. once i heard him, i flipped it to him. that's definitely part of the play. >> second row just to the right of the aisle. right there. >> julie with "the new york times." i have a question just a

they are one of five us stops to showcase the team usa, ahead of the summer olympics in brazil, the game in oakland is against china's men's team is scheduled for july 26. there are 31 finalists for team usa got the 12 man roster is expected to be announced in june. they will compete at the summer games in real coming up in august. >> yes. >>> steph curry had a mri on his knee today. >>> a shark attack, getting ready for the stanley cup playoffs. that is up next in sports. hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. >>> for six decades there has been one place to go trend -- ktvu, fox 2 more on the warriors and the knee injury. >> the status is the top topic. considering the way that that video looked yesterday, when he went to the floor, just before the end of the first half in houston, if you think about it and what a lot of fans were worrying about at that exac

. >> team of high coolness bucks count have i, now their project part of international competition, "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen joins us now toell us more about an exceptional team and machine. >> yes, i never did either. i'm kind of lazy after seeing this, yes, exactly, everywhere you look something new is being built. highway, bridge, even highrise, for weeks on end, local high school student were busy building something impressive, as women, and his name is tim. from self-driving cars to drones, robots now staple of our existence, bensalem high school has built their own, his name is tim. and it is so impressive, it will be competing in the world robotics championship, in st. louis, next weekend. >> right now there are 600 different teams that registered, as of now still another week for. that we want to do as well as possible. >> the bensalem robotics team under story. and when in the district competition, sent them to the championship, but getting to the district took some good fortune. >> right on the bubble of getting in, because they were excepting top 55 teams. later increased to 60. at around 61. two teams canceled.

let's go live to sonja following the case for us in rome. the egyptian team has arrived. what are we expecting to happen? >> reporter: what wir expecting to happen at the police academy in rome is questioning. what the processing cushion has done is that they have amaced a dosier of 2,000 pages. in it, it includes witness testimonies from some 200 people. well, this, in fact, has been a case which has been very high lee e motive here and the pressure on the italian government is really quite significant now t after months of saying as little as possible about the intricacies of the case except to show synpathfor the family, now the it al january government seems to be taking a decidedly harder line against the egyptian authorities. for example, yesterday, the prime minister said. >> apologies. we seem to have lost our connection there in romfe, sonja was telling us about the egyptian team which has just arrived in rome, italy, to continue the investigation in to the deaths of italian student julia rajini in cairo two months ago. >>> other news: in brazil, the push to have

the end of the year of mercy, we look to reconvene those that are interested in the archdiocese and have the characterize asian teams come back together and talk to us about what they have done, their successes and challenges, and what they think of as the next step.>> that is great that there is already follow up being planned. >> april 23, 9 am to 12:30 pm, and it is free. people should register.>> by april 8 i believe, we are asking for folks -- april 15 for the folks to register. sfarch.org/green and we are preparing for who is attending.>> it sounds like it will be very interactive. >> we are starting brought in with the spiritual message, and we will quickly get down to the concrete actions, models and how you can adopt these for your parishes, and seeking commitment from everyone at the workshop. one thing they will take back to their parents, their faith community, in terms of idea, in terms of action. >> thank you so much for being with us here today, and my pleasure talking with you about this. >>> thank you all for joining us on this episode of mosaic and we hope to see you on april 23 at saint ann's.>>> and we pray for our global planet

the giants are teaming up with john studios a virtual reality company that uses cameras to capture teamso you can feel like you're right in the middle of the action. whether it's riding in a car with sergio romo or being right on the field as players practice. >> not seeing something that people want to see you in a screen. but being with the team and the players and being in the locker room and being in the clubhouse. >> looking at 97 mile an hour fastballs buzzing right by you. the giants have these goggles for fans all summer long. they're going to be on display at the @cafe behind the center field bleachers. >> that prr pretty cool. >>> virtual reality isn't the only tech upgrade. at&t park adding upgraded wi-fi. >> why we're talking tech. for more tech news outside at&t park. let's turn it over to the tech expert scott mcgrew. where are your goggles, scott? >> right mere. good morning, sam and laura. you've probably seen the virgin america san francisco giants playing over the years. our hometown airline has been super supportive of our hometown team. remember they put a beard on th

. >>> coming up on mornings on 2, the baseball coach who used to play for a minor league team collapsedtice in arizona up next, how a teenager jumped into action desperately trying to save the coach's life. we need to be ready for my name's scott strenfel and r i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. during storm season we want our customers to be ready and stay safe. learn how you can be prepared at pge.com/beprepared. together, we're building a better california. >>> an arizona teen is being hailed as a hero for helping save his coach's life. the coach is 28-year-old weinrich. the coach collapsed. wine rich used to play for the minor league team. nathan jumped into action after seeing his coach collapsed. he called 911 and jumped into cpr. >> listen, listen. is he son his back? >> i remembered it from boy scouts a little bit, from like a couple

more football news raiders owner davis announced today he's willing to move the team to las vegas. davis delivered the in usboard. he pledged 500 million dollars toward a newxó 1.3 billion dollr raider stadium in sin city. 300 million would come from the team and 200 million from nfl stadium fund. he made announcement alongside soccer superstar beckham to show how proposed stadium could be used for other sports. >> if this panel recommends the requested funding legislature passes it and the nfl approving the resulting deal the raiders plan to contribute half billion dollars to this project. >> davis has say he want the team to stay in oakland but note there is has been no progress on plan for new stadium there. >>> bay area housing crisis just hit home for some uc berkeley students when they found out that home could be a lot farther than they thought. housing isn't guaranteed for university of california students both new and continuing students can request housing. some just received an e-mail asking if they would accept accommodation at mills college in oakland 10 miles from campu campus. we have the sto

to us. we can put the report on social media. head to cbsphilly.com many join the team.eck in with some of the weather watchers who already have their equipment set up, taking in some of those report and right now we have some chilly temperatures, 29 degrees, right now, at our weather watcher, chats words, new jersey, he has clear sky conditions, and he knows his metol gentlemen, he says clear, high pressure in control, means nice day, you know what's going on in the weather world, you have your weather science down there, mark, chilly temperatures really everywhere you go. another 20 degrees reading on the board, 29 degrees, at eileen's house, an in gilbertsville, pennsylvania, clear sky conditions as well. eileen is reporting, she says, today is the beginning of a great spring weekends she knows the forecast in store. if you like the weather we've had so far over the last several days you are really going to love the weekend, gradual warming trends will continue. but for this morning, we are still little chilly. 41 degrees in philly, 38 degrees in allentown, 38 degrees

expect him to see action come sunday in game four. if there is any team to use batting tips right now it will be the san francisco giants but they are not going to get them from barry bonds he is back in town fort miami marlins and in a good mood as you would expect prior to a three-game series as he met with the media and coming back to the bay area and his record breaking home run spree when he was with the giants and here is barry bonds 4:00 this afternoon. >>> when i was a little boy i wanted to be in the ourself with willie mays and my dad and i got to play with my idols and no better story. this is my family and where i was raised. and these are the people that stood behind me through thick and thin so i will always appreciate that and have my love for san francisco. >>> let's talk oakland a's baseball. the only team in the majors that is not lost a road game this year. undefeated and looking good against the toronto blue jays. that is chris congresslin. three run shot and the a's leading 6-2 over the jay's and that ball game in the 7th inning. a's feeling

to matter. and they used the microphone to scold them. both teams agreed it was an ugly night for hockey. >> they made the announcement to fans not to throw anything on to the ice. it was unfortunate. >> something we did not want to have happen. the entire third period was not good around. >> obviously we pulled the game away and they were not interested in playing anymore, so we ended up on the power play for the last seven or eight minutes. it wasn't good for the game. >> capitals won 6-1 and the flyers must win all four remaining games, the next game is tomorrow night again in south philadelphia. >>> the action cam is in center city hosting a pep rally, they are trying to put the game behind them. and now they are under the national spotlight for the wrong reasons, coming up in the next half hour. >>> politics now, new york voters are casting their ballots in the presidential primary today. another potentially game changing vote in the race for the white house. elizabeth herr is live in new york with more on the primary. >> reporter: good afterno