he probably hoped this breast plate might do him some good, ut as evidenced by the clear bullet holes, right in the center of the breast plate, and then down below, this officer was eventually killed. the breast plate failed. an effort to contrast that iron breast plate hich failed to save an officer with this small personal notebook mounted here, and the is y behind the notebook such that that notebook -- and you can sort of see torn at the a bullet.op we actually have several artifacts like this in the collection, and personsy get calls from interested in this type of interesting story. e found that of interest and thought visitors would like toee it, so here it is. along this part of our civil war edicine exhibit includes numerous examples of the modern of the time. so you would see amputation saws and scalpals and blades and scissors of all manners and types, but you would also see requisition orders, because museum was interested in collecting the anatomical pecimens and the medical documentary images, they were also interested in collecting the business of military medicine at t

they're still booing ut in new york. >>> it is no holiday weekend for the sixers. they are busy interviewing a handful of draft prospects tomorrow including ben simmons college teammate. and who says he can't shoot from long range? he kicks the ball up to him without missing a beat he nails the three. take another look. how about this? sign him up, draft him, just get him a shirt, right? >>> nothing tricky about this, at least for jordan spieth. he does this all the time. get in the hole! and in for birdie. and spieth birdies the final three rolls to win the tournament. >>> philadelphia starving for one championship and north carolina can claim two. the men play for the title at the link and tomorrow is the women in chester. the same two schools going at it undefeated in maryland against north carolina for the national lacrosse title. and caught off guard, and goes under the leg. and north carolina up seats maryland to win it all. what a run! they ruin the perfect season for maryland and their shot at a three-peat. >>> the greatest spectacle in racing causing the m

has ut the offshore chinese up slightly.k-and-pop up coming through in the aussie dollar and chinese equities on though those numbers. back to you. >> thank you for that. rishaad: a 2.3% read when it came to the consumer price index. that was bang in line, and produced a negative consumer price index for the 50th consecutive month. just slightly better than expected, looking for a negative 3.7% and actually getting one of 3.4%. that is what we had there as well. 10:34 a.m. in pyongyang, north korea. michael kim -- jean-claude this r -- this is the scene in pyongyang. he has been lauding the achievements and reforms announced over that period. not much detail on them, but there was nonetheless reason for celebration as you can see there as well. 10:04 there in pyongyang in the north korean capital. we leave you with those images and take you to what has been going on in china. investors turn to an unlikely place to get a read on numbers. the thirds time the people's daily has published an interview with an unnamed official, w

in,ut of the 22 markets are we are making money in those markets.e confident about these. emily: what are the gross margins? where are the margins the best. he was cities are you most profitable? not disclosing what markets are most profitable, but as you can imagine, 15 out of the 22 markets are growth margin profitable, and that is essentially all the market that have had the 10 year investment in instacart. they are getting profitable more and faster. indianapolis was a market we lost a few months ago, and it turned profitable in the least amount of time ever. when you are new markets are turning profitable faster and faster. >> the rise of all these conversational ways of opening -- ordering, an opportunity or a threat? developingill be over the next few months as more and more companies build innovative growth. this is something we have experimented with, and understood what the experience can be like. but the reality is when you are ordering hundreds of dollars of worth of groceries, it is good to go through the experience of finding an item,

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ut what i really meant, obviously, was thinking. is it going to affect my thinking? and thinking is how i learn a living. important.ame pretty nd i asked this neurologist what's going to happen, and he says, he was trying to tell me a big deal.ch lose your edge, as if that was just nothing. gee, my edge is how i earn a living. it's why i have my friends. maybe why i have my wife. announcer: sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. next, president obama talks congressional action to fund the vaccines for the zika virus. nd a discussion on efforts to strengthen libyan security and fight against isis. president obama met with top health officials at the white house to talk about the zika virus. the centers for disease control and prevention released a new eport confirm ing that 157 pregnant women have tested positive for the virus. president obama called on congress to approve funding for treatment and finding a vaccine. both the house and senate have only approved a portion of what the administration has requested. minutes.bout 10 pres. obama:

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governor bentley faces impeachment after accusations of corruption andditois also planng ut his relationship with a y former aide. today's testimony will be open to the public. >> reporter: we're finishing up our news 4 iteam investigation for tonight at 11:00. we found a new series of so-called car cloning crimes in our area. in virginia and maryland. the crooks not only steal your car, they give it a new vin number, new tags to create a new identity, allowing them to resell it. there are huge profits for the crooks. and huge problems for the victims. >>> everybody we're dealing with in the vin cloning operations are for-profit thieves. they're not just stealing a car to get from one place to another. >> reporter: what kind of vehicles are car cloners targeting and how are they stealing them? all part of our news 4 iteam investigation tonight at >>> too much ice, t is complaint filed the class action law sought because of the amount of ice she says starbucks uses in their ice bevera beverages. the suit alleges that starbucks is purposely tricking customer there is to paying for more product

it's okay be george had that totally submiten look at her in lots of stars have a crush on hilary utkaty perry. >> katy perry has the shirt that zedd says hillary clinton is a bad ass. how is your a bad ass? >> i'm just in awe of her strength and grace and i hope that my daughter and her littl sister or brother feel the same way about me some at a that i feel about my mom. >> chelsea is about to be a mom again. >> i just get more and more pregnant. it's inevitable. 19 month old charlotte is goi to be a big sister. >> will you put a nursery in the white house? >> of easy question. i'm thrilled that charlotte recognizes me and calls me grandmm. they'll face time me. >> every day. she asks abou grandma every day. >> so you face time. >> day. >> chelsea and m would video charlotte and -- when sheewas little they would make a sign that would say good luck grandma. >> it's interesting watched this mother daughter duo change over theyears. hilary and chelsea went from tight curls . >> i'm more concerned about my daughter. >> how will you? >> she isn't so aware but she is becoming more aware

ut the original intent of the law was to make sure that people class. ddle >> they've done that all along. ify wanted to make sure that you made below a certain salary threshold, it would be hard for employer to make you work more than 30 hours a week. the threshold has stayed at a since the 1970s. it's been adjusted a little bit that time until now. ut as you can tell with inflation obviously, a $23,000 live is not that hard to on at this point. on at this o live point. it's poverty in certain states. is by the labor department? >> most of the administration is my understanding and this is that they have been wanting to do for a while. they didn't do it without some thought. proposal that they put out came out a year ago and the actually roposal was for a higher salary threshold. little over $50,000. it was suggested it go into 90 days after the rule was published. that's a really short amount of employers to have to try to adjust. bit ey're giving a little back to the employer community. not mad. employer community is still bad but they're giving them

cti as a matter of fact we're ramping it up a little bit.it ut 83 yesterday.ay. 86 today.the time we get to tomorrow weekend, i think we'll bee'll feeling more humidity around he are temperatures will keep climbing, too.,oo high pressure off to the east of us.us 80 today's.'s 80s tomorrow and then into int saturday sunday still looks like we'll have a chance for 80s as a well.we there will be some scattered showers. shower some thunderstorms. very much like a summertimeumrt pattern as we get through theou weekend.week right now we still think tnk memorial day is going to be more cloudy, a chance of some some showers. maybe a thunderstorm, too.undero as this tropical moisture starta coming up from the south and the southeast.. i will have -- it doesn't lookso like a real bad memorial day buy it will be cooler since we'llce have more clouds and showershors around.nd spics on the weekend look likekk this. this saturday mostly sunny and 85. a few p.m. thunderstorms onms sunday.su shouldn't be widespread. 83 degrees there.. more showers there definitely bb a few scatter thunder

>>reporter: on tuesday, police knocked on doors and passed out fliers with a ut in a blue vehicle with four hours. >> it's not safe for children to walk around. >>reporter: there's a cash award leading to the arrest and montgomery county police plan to give out up to $10,000. >> anyone with information should contact montgomery county police. >>> one person is being treated for smoke inhalation after fire broke out in the soma northwest dc. fire investigators are working to find out what sparked the blaze on mckinley street near 39th street. it appears it started in the attic and quickly spread to the floors below. >>> on the road to the white house, bernie sanders celebrates a big win in the west virginia primary and donald trump is preparing for a big meeting with house speaker, paul ryan. nick giovanni follows the latest. >>reporter: west virginia's primary was another reminder that secretary clinton may want to shift your focus to donald deal with. in part, she said we will stay in this race until the last vote is cast. bernie sanders campaign racked up a considerable number of win

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ute, the corner kick, the bicycle, and in the diving save by union. check out ben olson's reaction. he wanted that bad. in stoppage now. in front, vasquez knocks it in. takes off a shirt in celebration. united loses a tough one, 1-0. wnba, the mystics were no match for the sparks tonight. southern maryland star christie tolliver was on fire, 7-8 from e with 19 points. mystics lose and they are now 0-3 on the season. and lebron james and the cavs could go up 3-0 over toronto tomorrow night. if you saw the video we were watching before i went on the air, please excuse my laughter. alison: sorry, my fault. a consumer ahead -- alert about atm's. leon: 7 on your side with the consumer alert from bank of america. thatare rolling out atm's do not require a card. 76 locations will have the card list machine. the technology went live this week. instead of a card, use your smart to get cash at the atm. let us know if it works. alison: sorry, i tried to take your read there. alison: do they cancel the farmers market when it's a washout? don't, and tomorrow is not an ideal day to go. i cannot s

still getting heavy rain at thee noon hour on friday as ours system is still coming up the ut coast.e a snowstorm if it was cold enougho and by 10:00 o'clock friday'clof night and into the afternoon,on it's just a scattering oftterin showers and that will be thel beginning of the end of this weather pattern and drier days coming.mi but i've got to tell you surfacr we'll be still be cool tomorrow. drizzle, have those showers thee best chance following the area a of low pressure to the southwese and then eventually as it comes up the coast for our areaa overnight and into fridayrida morning and into the early ely afternoon. soth much rain could we possibly getg out of this? heaviest down toto the south in the purple but weet can pick up on and top of what w we've already had an additionalo inch of rain by the time we gete to friday night.y night. so that's not flash floodinglo material but that does means m streams and creeks will be ate bank full.nk full. you think with all the rain that the pollen would be wash out wh today but i have to tell you tey that with all of the rain moldn i

is james 01 "ute in author of tragedy." came to new york at 18 to be a chorus girl.kily for her, she was statuesque, five foot eight, which was tall for a woman. very neoclassical looks, a long, straight nose. 1915 was the year it came together. a lot of new york you see today is built in that period. the buildings needed goddesses of womenorical figures on them. audrey munson was the model of choice. she then went into the movies. in all of them, she played an artist model. ty" was rediscovered in 1993 when a french man died and his nephew found his collection of what was considered pornography. she was placed under a great deal of pressure by being in show business. of 1916, she half started having mental illness. she became a recluse. on her 40th earth day -- birthday, her mother committed mental asylum. audrey munson, who died after 65 years in a lunatic asylum at the age of 104, was buried in the cemetery in new haven, new york. there was no room for a gravestone. the woman who inspired so many famous monuments does not have a gravestone of her own. it is really

brendan dylan, get that stick ut of there. take a look at this goal. brower knocks it out. on the power-play, joe ward finds the net. you'll see on the replay he also gets the puck in midair. st. louis led 3-2 late in the second, joe thornton finds joe pavelski in the slot, 3-3 after two. in the third, it's brett burns with the shot. pavelski redirects the puck for his second goal. make it 4-3 san jose. a pair of empty netters made the final 6-3. the sharks can earn their first trip to the stanley cup final with a win at home on wednesday. >> i think we're reminding them we're not there yet. there's a lot of heavy lifting left. we know the team on the other side there. you know they're not going away. you know, we've been close before and let teams off the mat. so it's a great opportunity for us but there's a lot of work left to do here before we can start thinking about that. >>> for the second straight game the giants offense struggled but once again they found a way to win. let's go to at&t park where this fan had reason to smile. johnny cueto turned in another strong st

putting forth some exciting new theory about secret burial chambers, possibly behind the wall of king t ut's tomb. they argued about whether to excavate the boy fair row's tomb -- pharrow's tomb ex-tepsive radar suggest there are walls among the tomb, and think an egyptian queen could be behind those walls. >> i was looking for the evidence that would tell me my initial reading was wrong, but i didn't find any everyday to suggest that. i found more and more indicated there is something going on. >> egypt's antiquities manager said further scans would be allowed but there would be no further excavation. >>> and there are rumors going on about the transfer of drug lord 'el chapo'. for thinking this may mean he's getting close to being transfer to the u.s. >> reporter: 'el chapo' was transferred to prafrn near the texas/mexico border, which is rated the worst in mexico by human rights officials. and now saturday's surprise prison transfer has people curiously asking why. one theory is officials caught wind of a brazen plan to escape and moved him. remember 'el chapo' is the world's most powerfu

even though he was only here for one year, his impact will always be felt here at ut martin. into lot's death was the first in 62 seasons for the cowtown rodeo. trang do cbs3 eyewitness news. >> okay. reasoning, thank you. $1,000 reward is being offered for information in a horrific case of animal cruelty in delaware count two dogs were found burned behind a home on the 28 hundred block on 6th street in chest the and mals were alive before un someone set them on fire. the reward is for leading to arrest and conviction. >>> four year old who came face-to-face with a gorilla at the cincinnati zoo is out of the hospital. they killed the gorilla after he fell into a exhibit some are outraged is the zoo's response and want the child's mother to face child. show a four year old boy in the gorilla moat the boy got through a barrier and fell at least 10 feet down into the shallow stream. that's when the 17 year old endangered western low land gorilla approaches the boy. at first it looked like he's being protective then his behavior turns threatening. >> oh, my god. the gorilla has t

rebilling much of its public housing over the next few years and then turning over maintenance of the utesto a private company. >> they are in the process of transitioning out of the direct property management business. >> reporter: rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right, let's get a check at the weather now. it's cooler out there today. bill martin is standing by in the weather center to walk us through the end of the weekend. >> significantly cooler today. and bries signature, we showed you that wind gust at sfo gusting to 51 miles an hour. 77 today in fairfield. still warm, but i tell you, big drop offs from yesterday. livermore is down a good 20 degrees from yesterday. it was just a strong gusty wind that really brought down the temperatures. the clouds become a fabric of the next few days. we have a system to the north of us that has the potential to bring us a few sprinkles. nothing heavy, but enough where you will need an umbrella perhaps on friday afternoon into saturday morning. especially if you are in the north bay. north in the north bay. it will be widely scattered. here are

the defense can't get ut off. yoip through neutral ice. along the boards.msky sends it across. goligoski. shot blocked by his own man, antoine roussel. a breakout. vladimir tarasenko moving up on klingbe klingberg. a power move, blocker down by niemi and a penalty is called. >> pierre: the fellas in the studio were talking about tarasenko and how he's had little influence in this game. he just came right down the right-wing side of things. jaden schwartz wins a one-on-one battle. working on john klingberg. gives him his back, drives to the net, gets a shot on goal. klingberg holding on. klingberg gets the penalty. watch the strength of tarasenko. he still manages to get a shot. if you're the st. louis blues, the saying is you just have to do it right once. if you're the dallas stars, buckle up and pound it out. >> john: they have done it right once on the power play goal late in the first period. tarasenko will stay out there. antti niemi second period on. in relief of kari lehtonen. jaden schwartz. vernon fiddler. face-off won by the blues but you saw it g

ut isn't the bodyguard i don't think that's her type. >> experience at a t.i. concert.was a fight backstage and a bunch of gunfire went off. >> this was scary inside of a green room, like indoors. harvey: if you go to a rap concert, how many guns are in there? >> definitely rap concerts where there are no guns. >> macklemore. >> macklemore. [laughter] >> johnny depp and amber heard. the relationship wasn't so great because johnny depp's family hated amber heard.

>> his personality, i thought he was a very good personal ut. he's a very warm n genuine person. >> nbc's luke russert with us on capitol hill this morning. no endorsement but looks like progress was made there. a lot of people reading it as it's inevitable that ryan will line up with trump. can you see anything that would keep that from happening at this point? >> well, i think the unpredictability of donald trump is one reason why paul ryan is sort of holding out. i'm at the capitol hill club where a meeting of the trump caucus wrapped up. you talk about these meetings. it's ballooned up to about 30 and they're trying to figure out which one of their membership would be the best media surrogate. you'll see an increase of the trump presence here on capitol hill. as for paul ryan, he has two issues to deal with. number one, he has his own personal disagreements with donald trump on a variety of issues and i also think their personalities are so different that he's trying to grow to learn how to trust donald trump. number two, though, he also rep

ut just take a look at this. it is also a huge source of pollution.he ancient practices of riverside cremation are one tiny part of it. the far bigger problem is the waste of the living. >> we can only treat a third of the sewage. the city generates more than 300 million leeters of waste and 100 million are treated. the rest goes straight into the ganges. >> the figures he elsewhere offer -- on the river are even worse. independent figures show 80% of sewage is untreated. the government says it plans to build massive new waste treatment infrastructure. the environmentalists say it can't come soon enough for at least one key species. we've come to the ganges and the hope was we might spot the incredibly rare ganges dolphin. incrediblely within minutes i waw the -- saw the sergio garcia -- dorsal fin of one break the water. the real challenge is going to be filming them. this is the cameraman. how difficult do you think it's going to be to film the dolphin? we've seen a couple, haven't we? >> it's quite hard because they pop up suddenly. >> you are an e

the clinton camp remains fixed on the general election, with the chair put og ut this statement. throughout this campaign, donald trump has demonstrated that he is too divisive to lead our nation. so much at stake, donald trump is too big ever a risk. hillary clinton has proven she has the strength to keep us safe in an uncertain world and a lifetime record of breaking down the barriers, economic and social that hold working families back. the campaign is fundraising off the likely nomination, donald trump is a presumptive gop nominee. chip in if you believe we can't let him become president. >>> elizabeth warren had strong words. more enthusiasm of the kkk than leaders of the political party he now controls. with clinton and trump also assured to go against one another in the general election, it will be the first election in history that pits the most unlike able candidates against each other. donald trump will be with matt and savanna, special guest later this morning on "today" and you don't want to miss that. >>> best selling author, ellis hennigan. good morning. >> good mor

six utes destroyed, two people had smoke inhalation. >>> a disturbing find in san jose. a man's body inside a trash can. police responded to the 500 block of bonita avenue just before 7:00 last night. the coroner's office is working to find out how the man died but right now, police are calling it a suspicious death investigation. anyone with information is asked to call the police. >>> new development ins the crash of egypt air flight 804. they have located the black boxes. john vigliotti has more. >> reporter: shoes, plane parts some of the items search team haves recovered from egypt air flight 804. they found the doomed flight's black boxes. the data could help determine what caused the plane to plummet wildly into the mediterranean sea thursday morning killing all 66 people on board. technology played a critical role in tracking down the wreckage. radar on board helped find debris from the missing plane. the u.s. navy went to join in the search. the aircraft can detect recoaling from underthe ocean's surface. other teams have sent teams as well. the aviation herald

even though he was only here for one year, his impact will always be felt here at ut martin. into lot's death was the first in 62 seasons for the cowtown rodeo. trang do cbs3 eyewitness news. >> okay. reasoning, thank you. $1,000 reward is being offered for information in a horrific case of animal cruelty in delaware count two dogs were found burned behind a home on the 28 hundred block on 6th street in chest the and mals were alive before un someone set them on fire. the reward is for leading to arrest and conviction. >>> four year old who came face-to-face with a gorilla at the cincinnati zoo is out of the hospital. they killed the gorilla after he fell into a exhibit some are outraged is the zoo's response and want the child's mother to face child. show a four year old boy in the gorilla moat the boy got through a barrier and fell at least 10 feet down into the shallow stream. that's when the 17 year old endangered western low land gorilla approaches the boy. at first it looked like he's being protective then his behavior turns threatening. >> oh, my god. the gorilla has t

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ut here it is. baltimore, nobody got nobody's way. i guess you say it was a good day. at least a little bit better .han the day in baltimore does anybody hear us pray? or mike brown or freddie gray? peace is more than absence of war. absence of war. are we going to see another bloody day? we're tired of the crying and people are dying. let us all take the guns away. absence of war. you or me may finally say, enough is enough. it's time for love. it's time to hear. it's time to hear the guitar play. guitar play. baltimore ever more. and there ain't no justice and ain't no peace. if there ain't no justice there ain't no peace. if there ain't no justice there ain't no peace. and there ain't no justice there ain't no peace. baltimore. are we going to see another bloody day? we're tired of crying and people are dying. let's take all the guns away. there ain't no justice, there ain't gonna be no peace. baltimore, there ain't no justice there can be no peace. thank you. go with god. black lives matter. [applause] >> vice president joe biden and former house speaker john boehn

the defense can't get ut off. yoip through neutral ice. along the boards.msky sends it across. goligoski. shot blocked by his own man, antoine roussel. a breakout. vladimir tarasenko moving up on klingbe klingberg. a power move, blocker down by niemi and a penalty is called. >> pierre: the fellas in the studio were talking about tarasenko and how he's had little influence in this game. he just came right down the right-wing side of things. jaden schwartz wins a one-on-one battle. working on john klingberg. gives him his back, drives to the net, gets a shot on goal. klingberg holding on. klingberg gets the penalty. watch the strength of tarasenko. he still manages to get a shot. if you're the st. louis blues, the saying is you just have to do it right once. if you're the dallas stars, buckle up and pound it out. >> john: they have done it right once on the power play today. troy brouwer scoring the third goal late in the first period. tarasenko will stay out there. antti niemi second period on. in relief of kari lehtonen. jaden schwartz. vernon fiddler. face

comey said the fbi is tracking nearly 800 isis related cases across the uts and he claimed fewer americans are traveling to enlist with the group. comey said six to ten americans headed to the region monthly a couple years ago, now that number is down to about one per month. >>> there's breaking news in the search for the missing malaysia airlines jet. authorities say two new mes from debris are almost certainly from the plane. one of those pieces was discovered in south africa, another on an island in the indian ocean. they include a piece of an engine covering and panel from the aircraft's cabin. flight 370 vanished in march of 2014 with 239 people on board. we'll have more details on this new find in our next half hour and the hunt for a cause has become the hunt for a suspect after federal investigators revealed that massive fire and explosion at a texas fertilizer plant was intentionally set. that blast three years ago killed 15 people, many of them volunteer firefighters. officials now say after an intense investigation, they have eliminated all reasonable accidental and natural caus

. >> bob, you left home but you also came back to visual ut yit parents many times over the years.s art was hanging in their home. what was that like to have all these masterpieces around you? >> youaccustomed to the artwork. blo once in a while you'd sit down at a meal and there would be a pan painting and you just take a moment to look at them. it was an amazing thing to grow up around. >> were they viewed as precious objects to keep at a distance or was it like a mirror hanging in the home? >> it was like a mirror or a couch. it doesn't decorative but it was something beautiful to look at and spend time with. >> when did your parents start collecting? and what was the philosophy that guided them? >> they started collecting really in the late '70s. we had a lot of wall space in the gap offices and they began collecting prints. they wanted to really bring creativity and innovation into the offices. so they would buy prints. that turned out later to start collecting oil paintings and sculptures. and their philosophy really was just to buy things they both loved. >> did they have an

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ut our constitution does prohibit cruel and unusual treatment.t's cruel, we shouldn't be doing it. >> the question people need to ask themselves is, ten years from now, will people be asking them the same questions about the use of these drones? >> this administration prefers killing terrorists rather than capturing them. >> he is killing more people than he needs to, and we'd be better off capturing some of them and interrogating them. >> these are tough decisions, but, you know, this is a war. god forbid this country faced another 9/11. you know what the first question would be-- "why the hell did you let this happen? why the hell did you let this happen?" >> ninan: you can watch "48 hours presents: the spymasters" tonight on cbs. it is a joint production of showtime and cbs news. next, on the eve of president obama's arrival in vietnam, the ghosts of saigon. with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member bec

ooe lsoked ut bea aifult her premiere. she's wearing a stella mccartney dress.relaxed it is. you cctan aually wear black in so many different ways. take, for example ckbeleinsa's sequined halter by mu the cut is so great. that halter is so flattering because let's face, it the shoulders is the only place where nobody gains weight in. it's a great way to accentuate. >> we're talking dos, don'ts, and do-overs. i know you have some don'ts. >> a big don't this week is never let the dress wear you. bryce dallas howard showed up this week and she wore this outfit. >> definitely a librarian vibe. i'm going to do it over and show you how. first of all, let's tackle that black turtleneck. that's a big no for me. it doesn't do anything for her. it's not fllttering. it's too cove let's turn that into a v-neck because i love a collarb woman. >> now she's a sexy librarian. >> super sexy. >> now let's turn the top white. let's give her some framing and light around the face. let's turn the skirt into a high-waisted skirt. right away the illusion will make those work a lot bet

. >> i woke up every day and my focus on life was to find a way ut get oxycontin in order to function throughout the day. >> reporter: 39-year-old chris borgeone got hooked on painkillers after breaking his hip in 2003. he battled addiction for five years before hitting rock bottom. >> i knew if i continued on the path i was on i would eventually die. >> reporter: he checked into a clinic where they gave him suboxone, a pill taken to wean him off opiates. but he would forget to take the medication, and relapse. his doctors enrolled borgeone into a clinical trial for buprenorphine, a new treatment for opiod dependants. here's how it works: four one- inch rods, the size of a matchstick are implanted into the upper arm. over a six month period, the rods slowly release the drug into the bloodstream and travels to the brain. there, it latches onto receptors that are usually triggered by prescription pain pills or viroin, effectively blocking the craving to get high. dr. richard rosenthal of new york's mount sinai hospital oversaw the clinical trials. what excited you the most about the dev

ut how to end a ,, rash of freeway shootings. k-p-i-x five's betty yu wenn a ride-along, with a pittsbg police sergeant. nats "6 charles lincoln tom0 9" (scanning license plate highway) o sergeant william >>> bay area police departments are trying to figure out how to end freeway shootings. betty yu reports on a ride- along. >> reporter: on a ride-along with sergeant william hatcher we saw how pittsburg police are trying to keep highway 4 from turning into a shooting gallery. >> that's what scares me. you know, regardless of a stray bullet which is always a danger but then you will have a car that's careening out of control at 80 miles an hour, it's going to hit something. that's what concerns me. >> reporter: that's why the pittsburg police department is getting tough. there have been two suspected gang shootings this past month. the most recent gunfight killed a pregnant mother of four shanique marie. there is a trend of 20 plus shootings record on freeways in contra costa and alameda counties since november. this week the city

opposed to trump say they need $100 million to wage an independent campaign in just a few key states,ut there's no sign g.o.p. donors who have already given $18 million to an anti-trump super pac have any stomach for an even costlier endeavor. >> pelley: major garrett for us tonight. major. thank you. well, hillary clinton isn't having any free run to the nomination. bernie sanders is favored tomorrow in kentucky and oregon. but it won't change the inevitable. clinton is only 144 delegates short of clinching the nomination. here's nancy cordes. >> it's time people stop listening to republican propaganda. >> reporter: in kentucky, clinton blasted the g.o.p. and its likely nominee, trying out her trump impression on jobs. >> his answer is, "i'm going to create 'em. they're going to be great. i know how to do it, but i'm not telling you what it is i'm going to do." >> reporter: she did not do her best bernie sanders, though he's the one who could beat her in two states tomorrow. and he's already laying the groundwork in puerto rico. states cannot continue a colonial-type relationship with

ut we need to manage the differences that are going exist. cooperate where we can, manage the differences where they exist. certainly need to maintain a robust presence, presence, in the pacific, in the form of the fleet, to guard against any chinese efforts to achieve that part of the world and there are a lot of allies in that part g on us to d countin be there for them and i think we can. is, it's not g fore-ordained that the united states and china are going to become enemies. at least not in my opinion. if we play our cards right. mr. donilon, i know you want to jump in there. the seventh fleet you mentioned the freedom of navigation operations. should we be doing in he china sea and should we be pursuing other asymmetric rite s in addition to the of passage exercise. > we should be doing all diplomacy absolutely but freedom of navigation is important and upon the impress danger that these conflicts exist. japan over theer islands, because we've got a treaty with japan, and f they start shooting at each other over those islands it won't