. >> reporter: a plane arrived in vancouver on monday. and out stepped the japanese team nicknamed nadeshko japan. 6:the game we play against, switzerland in its first match of the world cup. about 30 japanese fans welcomed the team at the airport. the japanese team has grabbed the attention of international media, including the host nation canada and their upcoming opponent switzerland. >> i saw some of the players playing, so i think they'll have a good chance to go very far in this tournament. >> reporter: in the last world cup, four years ago, the team's quick passes and unified defense led it to victory. but the world power houses have been carefully studying japan's techniques. that means they will face some challenges in the upcoming tournament. the players have to keep a watchful eye on germany in first place, the u.s. in second, and france in third. the coach says he wants his team to get the better of these strong opponents. the japanese players are known for their quick passes and their domination of the ball. he is aiming to s

once back in vancouver, the detective entered all of his information into a computer program he developed as part of his ph.d. thesis in criminology, a program he calls rigel. rosmo designed the program after studying the relationship between hundreds of crimes and where the perpetrators lived in relation to the crimes they committed. >> then the computer assesses distances between the various crime sites and distances from the crime sites to what is really a 40,000 pixel grid covering the area where what we call the hunting area where the crimes have taken place. for each of those 40,000 pixels it will assign a probability value. representing the likelihood that's where the perpetrator lives. >> when detective rosmo entered the locations of the 12 rape cases in lafayette, the computer identified something important. it was a specific neighborhood just two miles from each of the crime scenes. according to the computer, this one-half square mile area was the neighborhood in which the perpetrator either lived or worked. surprisingly, a deputy sheriff from lafayette lived in that very neighb

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> in 1995, carolyn killaby of vancouver, washington, got into a heated argument with her husband. she then went to a local bar alone. no one has seen or heard from her since. but some saliva from an envelope and a speck of blood on a wristwatch helped solve the mystery of her disappearance. >>> in 1990, carolyn and dan killaby were married, each for the second time. dan managed a furniture store. carolyn was a medical technician employed by the u.s. military. carolyn and dan each had a daughter from their previous marriages and they moved into this home in vancouver, washington. >> my mom was basically the backbone of my whole family. i mean, she was very strong-willed and she just like she held everybody together. she was a problem solver, she was the supporter, she was the happiness, the joy, she was like everything you could ask for. >> on saturday night, november 11th, 1995, carolyn and dan got into an argument. >> she had been in a fight with her husband because her husband had decided instead of doing something with her that night that she

it took five minutes to get her goals in vancouver.etting a treble in the country's final victory in group c. they also got on the score sheet three times despite being the first-ever world cup goal. she put two on net. canada are the first team to the knock out stages. 2-1, in vancouver. one fan did not appear to be too excited ahead of the other group. that was the game between nigeria and australia. >> day three of the second test match under way in jamaica, they have reached a very rapid half century, but they're still struggling. in golf, leading at the halfway stage in memphis the american is nine under par and has one-stroke lead over austin cook. they have six shots off the pace. the five-time major winner will be trying to win the u.s. open next week after being a runner up six times. bubba watson is not playing in memphis. he's preparing for the u.s. open in his own way. look at this incredible put. the american showing fine form on the greens. he already has two masters to his name, and he continues to put like this. he coul

bounces one up the middle his highschool--college coach was pat murhpy usa world cup vs nigeria up in vancouver they clinched 1st place and move onto the next round against thailand when the warriors win it's a family >> pam :have a great night everybody see you tomorrow ready. (engines revving) steady. (engines revving) go! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood. ♪[ music ] ♪ >>> he's really running. >> we are going to make our country great again. >> behind the scenes at the wildest presidential announcement ever. >> there are no words to describe what just happened. >> then, the woman born white who pretended she's black. her first live tv interview. >> are you an african american woman? >> and what her parents are saying today. >> what's your reaction? >> she continues to be unapologetic. >> plus, secret white house party. >> 500 big shots invited. how, and why they kept it so hush hush. >> then, how this championship

i met a developer in vancouver.had a great conversation, and i said finally we were opening our offices in new york, and he said, you are here and i had just gotten off our flight from new york, in another country three time zones away but the idea was you are here in north america, we could do something together. it was pretty eye-opening. charlie: ok, let's look at couple of other buildings. this is west 57th street. bjarke: this is a court scraper. it is what happens when you marry the communal space with a courtyard in the middle with the density of a new york skyscraper, any sensually, what you're seeing is from the westside waterfront from manhattan. the building like kneels down towards the water and opens up the courtyard so the sunlight and the views can enter deep into the courtyard itself. charlie: this is on 57th street, north of 11th? bjarke: it is between 11th and 12th. it is up to five hundred feet, so you actually have an abundance of daylight and sunshine in the courtyard, and at the same time, all

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but at a rink in vancouver, one coach brings shame to the game.ny young players, elizabeth's son was introduced to the sport at an early age. >> he's played since age four. >> he was 10, playing for the richmond steel, in the championship game against the uvc hornets in yellow. >> we were all hyped up, like all the parents. my family members were there too. we were all rooting for them. >> team manager tammy holeg is there cheering for his sons also in blue. >> this particular league, everybody wants to win. it's good hockey. >> at the sound of the closing buzzer, the hornets prevail winning 5-4. the final game of the season may be over, but the action on the ice is just about to heat up. >> at the end of every game, you have your hand shake which is a sportsmanship thing. no matter where you play. nhl does it when they lose a stanley cup. everybody does it. and that's where everything changed. >> coach martin trumble of the hornets doesn't look like a man who just took the gold. instead, he seems to rush through the line of the children barely sh

going to vancouver. [laughing] >> try. she gave quick answers. are you african-american? african american. i consider myself black. we give white peoples pass. bill clinton, colonel sanders and tiger woods. >> a big pass. >> she grew up with parents who are like. we love telling the truth and hate our daughter. they came out and said that about her. that was horrifying. >> larry: punishment. >> layery, i feel a hundred percent sure of the number one halloween costume this area. >> larry: her? >> yes. >> true. >> we won't be invited to any of those parties. >> larry: let me ask you this. she says she identifies as plaque. is black a thing now? a lot of young people have the hip hop culture being black. hip hop culture is black. >> black people say it's not our culture. >> larry: it's part of our culture. it's not like martin luther king zedillo,said yo, yo yo i got a dream [beep]. he was black. the shepherds knew he was black. is it too soon? it's just another german reference. maybe she's blackish. maybe she can say that. what are we thinking. what is black. when you hear

canada will be coming our way vancouver to take on switzerland. coming up next on fox sports 1. costa rica, surprisingly in second place in group e. they will take on your group e winners, brazil, south korea spain also taking part. that is it on your local fox station. but few more matches coming your way from group e on fox sports 1 and 236789 amore. subito! (yelling) nooooo! the all-new fiat 500x crossover. grrr. with 70 standard and available safety features including options like all-wheel drive and blind spot monitoring, it's eye candy that watches the road. ♪ (yelling) nooooo! we are! fox sports! if you had a button that could reverse time you'd use it, wouldn't you? shhh. and if you had a magnetic force field to protect yourself from phone zombies you'd use it, wouldn't you? and if you had a tv experience - better than you ever imagined - just waiting for you inside your playstation, you'd use it, wouldn't you? playstation. now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 perce

right now, let's check in quick with rob stone in vancouver. >> hope solo and the u.s. women's national team in the house. the u.s. sporting a world cup record of 333 minutes without allowing a goal. they're watching our match right now, rap i know and holiday suspended for this game. back out to montreal, another 1 are 5-minute session awaiting sylvia neid and germany. your assessment of the germans for 195-minute session? >> well i'm confident that germany can bring it down. look in the faces we love this game, it's so exciting. germany might even score in the last 15 minutes to come. >> and they look a little defeated right now. they've made all of their subs, france. they have no pace coming down the right wing. i feel like the germans are getting stronger mentally. france hasn't probably again in this situation. i'm going to say they finish with a strong german win. >> majri the left back, she's dropped. she gave away the handball the p.x, she's tired. she's exhausted. i would go at her if i could if i were germany. . >> you can see it we don't to have tell you. th

. >> reporter: a plane arrived in vancouver on monday and the japanese team landed. about 70 japanese fans welcomed the team at the airport. the japanese team has grabbed the attention of international media, including the host nation canada on their upcoming games. >> i saw some of the players play so i think they will have a good chance to go very far in the tournament. >> reporter: in the last world cup four years ago the team was led to victory. but the world's powerhouses have been carefully studying japan's techniques. that means they will face some challenges in the upcoming tournament. japan team is fourth in the world. the players have to keep a watchful eye on germany in first place, u.s. in second and france in third. the coach said he wants his team to get better against a strong opponent. the japanese players are known for their quick passes and domination of the ball. the coach is aiming to supplement these strengths with a more offensive strike. the player who holds the key to possible victory is a veteran playing in her sixth world cup. she was the to

i met a developer in vancouver, we had a great conversation and i said, by the way, we just hopped an office in new york, and his response was you're here! i had just gotten a six-hour flight from new york but the feeling is you're here in north america, we do something together. it was pretty eye openg. >> rose: this is west 57th 57th street. >> basically you're looking at what we have called a court scraper. it's essentially what happens when you mry the communal space of the copenhagen courtyard, this idea of a perimeter with a courtyard in the middle with the density of a new york skyscraper and essentially what you're seeing is from the west side waterfront of manhattan the building, like, kneels down towards the water,pens up at the courtyard so the sunlight and the views of the water can enter deep into the courtyard itself. >> rose: between 11th and -- between 11th and 12th. >> rose: right. and basically on the northeast corner we lifted it up almost 500 feet so you h an abundance of daylight and sunshine in the courtyard and at the same time all the people living there have v

pressure bringing warm weather conditions here. 27 in los angeles. 28 in seattle. 25 degrees in vancouver. while the stormy conditions taking place further back toward the east. chicago, 22. 34 in atlanta. and we'll also see 30s up into d.c. and as we look at the forecast up toward canada quite warm. mid-20s expected for ottawa and montreal as the fifa women's world cup quarter finals take place. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> and that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm keikichi hanada. on behalf of our team, thank you for staying with us. reece and its creditors. finance ministers are back around the table and brussels. on tuesday gets bailout agreement with the eu runs out. kurdish control in the town of kobani looks to be in trouble. a second bomb set by islamic state group reportedly went off after reports that the jihadists have killed 20 kurds in a nearby village.

sunday morning cameras were in vancouver and caught u 2's the edge going -- well off the edge. >> moments where i just completely lost track of where i was on the stage. >> what they do is play on. >> reporter: with his leg immobilized in a chair and in crutches. >> what they'd is the stuff of legends. it was amazing that he finished the concert. >> reporter: even though that show went on the fighters did have to cancel a concert tomorrow in the enableer land and another one this week in switzerland because of the front man's injury. >>> queen elizabeth celebrates and ith birthday two months late. the queen was born april 21st but in line with tradition, she officially celebrates on a summer saturday when the weather is more likely to be better for a parade. the festive it is known as troopering the cooler the join was joined by her husband prints phillip and other members of the royal family. >> we narrowly missed the heat wave. >> 90 or more. little bit of a relief we're not talking i did not 90's for high. could be worse for this time of year, it is going to be warm. as we finish off t

canada will be coming our way vancouver to take on switzerland. coming up next on fox sports 1. costa rica, surprisingly in second place in group e. they will take on your group e winners, brazil, south korea spain also taking part. that is it on your local fox station. but few more matches coming your way from group e on fox sports 1 and 236789 amore. subito! (yelling) nooooo! the all-new fiat 500x crossover. grrr. with 70 standard and available safety features including options like all-wheel drive and blind spot monitoring, it's eye candy that watches the road. ♪ (yelling) nooooo! we are! fox sports! (female announcer) you could win $1,000 a day for life... (husband) hon! it's grover cleveland! (female announcer) ...when you play the new cash4life, from the pennsylvania lottery. (grover) nice! (husband) 3 club seats. 50 yard line. (female announcer) that means you too could experience the joy of winning. every day, for the rest of your life. (grover) new wheels. nice. see you tomorrow! (female announcer) cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. play for fun. cash for life. fo

i called back to vancouver to our executive producer of olympic coverage. in the olympics are on that's what people want to see. it's hard to break away. primetime tomorrow night we have to do this story. it's about family and values and then it's also about athletes the family and values 1st and everybody watching will be terribly moved. okay. i'll take your word. we went back got the broadcasts in order. i was on with bob costas. he costas. he said, i think i should see it. i want you to see at 1st to read a way to react to it. we played the broadcast. bob was maybe the 1st time in his life speechless for about two minutes. i mean,, it was that moving. that is the kind of thing that keeps me going quite honestly. >> and you made the call. call. that was your job is managing editor and anchorman. >> right. i have this wine to the sports department. they like needed a serious essays. i been essays on canada sydney australia we found a guy who rescued john f. kennedy, pt 109. and then during the olympics in greece we found an african-american who should have

meanwhile back toward the west, dry with highs in the 20s from vancouver into l.a. throughout the day. now, speaking of unstable weather, portions of europe dealing with that as we have this unstable pattern of a stationary front. all the rain with thunderstorms. and towards the north staying dry from vienna and paris as we go throughout the day. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> and with that we wrap up this hour's "newsline." more to come here on nhk world so stay with us. ' adlines. the mers epidemic in south korea claims a ninth victim. thousands of people have been quarantined, and the total number of cases continues to rise. last chance peace talks sponsored by the unr underway on libya, but the country's two rivalries failed to agree with each other or even with themselves. 8 and into the massive hack of a french international tv channel two months ago. it may have originated in russia. also coming up, in business we will be talking about free trade

we're looking at wet weather for vancouver through friday. a little drier toward winnipeg but temperatures in the mid to upper 20s. yikes. a little bit warm there. wrapping things up with a look at east asia. we do have that rainy season continuing to progress in the southern portions of china. we're looking at some areas close to 120 millimeters of rainfall the next day or so. look out for that. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> you can contact us by logging onto our website. looking forward to hearing from you. i'm james tengan. thanks for watching this edition of "newsline." ' ories. not guilty in a french court. dominique strauss-kahn with restitution involvement. there is a lack of evidence against the former imf chief. france opens an investigation over the germanwings crash. and the boston telecom giant orange apologizes to israel over a growing boycott scandal. to top stories. kate moody will be here and will explain why zimbabwe has decided to bid farewell to

james ferris of vancouver. they both examined the case file and autopsy photos.as what they didn't see that they found most intriguing. >> there are no defense wounds. and in a bludgeoning of this nature, considering the location of the head wounds, one would expect to see defensive wounds if this were an actual bludgeoning death. >> during an attack, most individuals instinctively raise their hands in an effort to protect themselves. as a result, their hands and forearms sustain injuries. >> there's absolutely no evidence that the injuries were from some form of homicidal assault. >> janice johnson's car keys were in her hand when paramedics arrived. the lack of arm wounds and the car keys also cast doubt on the original forensic report, which stated that janice fell forwards down the steps. >> what occurred is that she slipped at the top of the stairs and she fell backwards instead of forwards. and, of course, most falls down the stairs are forward falls. backward falls are uncommon and i think that's what led to an awful lot of the misinterpretation in this ca

in vancouver, washington -- >> it was freaky. >> reporter: a 7-year-old boy says he noticed a drone flyingde the window of this home. and scared, he hid. while his friends' grandfather says he came face-to-face with the flying craft. >> i went in the house, got my bb gun, and pointed it at it and it took off. >> reporter: the man flying that drone contends he never got too close to the home's window. some cities and states have their own drone laws. in california, for instance, you can fly your drone freely as long as you don't look into other people's homes. in order to protect their privacy, people have tried to use trespassing laws and or even stalking charges to fight back against drones in their neighborhoods, with little success. demonstrating that these floating novelties are truly flying into unchartered territory. aditi roy abc news los angeles. >> thank you. >>> coming up phone home. a surprise message from outer space. why experts are thrilled to hear from this old friend. our "instant index," up next. ore people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as m

tonight the united states heads west of vancouver wrapping up stage one with a pivotal match againstia. >> fox 29's countdown to kick off starts right now. ♪ >>> this is fox 29's countdown to kick off. >>> good evening thanks for being with us i'm iain page. the united states plays nigeria tonight.

. >>> and the clinical studies underway and the interest to high, that the conference in vancouver ising a discussion. testing aids patients' blood to see in an altered form of interfearon a can reduce the drugs had to be taken forever, nothing cured aids. with the $6 million four-year grant researchers are hoping to take it to the next level, reducing the virus in the patient and then maybe eradicating it all together. >> it would maybe be like the next situation with the polio vaccine, something along those lines. those ideas are ambitious, to be part of one of the projects is too good to be true. >> and treated on the aids patients not getting stabilized cocktail and it failed. now along side of therapies and the first project was positive. >> all of the immune system is going to be activated by seeing this drug, even though the virus is being kept at bay by the drug. at one point you could remove the drugs that were keeping the virus at bay and your body will do the rest. >> and some members of fight, the local aids awareness group are tested. and she says for the 30,000 aids suff

a "cbs news sunday morning" cameras were in vancouver and caught u2's edge going off -- well, off the edge. >> i lost where i was on stage. >> reporter: yet what they do is play on. dave grohl did with his leg immobilized in a chair and then on crutches. >> what they did was, he kept going and did a really great show.d it was amazing that he finished. >> reporter: you know jim, even though that show went on, the foo fighters canceled their concert in the netherlands and another one in switzerland because of his injury. >> axelrod: the british actor ron moody has died. you may remember him as fagin as the stage screen adaptations of "oliver." he had a long and eclectic career but never minded being closely associated with one character he called the roll of a lifetime. ron moody was 91. still ahead, a love story with a twist. ahead a love story with a twist ogether can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. with the tools and the network you need to make working as one easier than ever. virtually anywhere. leaving you free to focus on what matters mo

>> jericka duncan, cbs news, vancouver. >> go u.s.a.!r: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight, later on cbs, "60 minutes." and first thing tomorrow, cbs this morning. i'm jeff glor in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs g captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org or else. drivers in one bay area city are sick of seeing this. tonight: the unusual plea to car thieves. plus: what's behind a bay area baby boom all of a sudden? kpix 5 news is next. drastic water cuts are about to good evening, i'm juliette is. >>> drastic water cuts are about to hit the bay area's biggest city and right now the clock is ticking. good evening,. >>> starting tomorrow, san jose water customers will need to cutback 30%.

>> jericka duncan cbs news vancouver. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight later on cbs, "es." and first thing tomorrow cbs this morning. i'm jeff glor in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> a woman's body was found in a lake in springfield, virginia and now the task of finding out who she is. hello i'm debra alfarone. >> i'm bruce johnson. we're going live to springfield, virginia in just a moment. but first no let up in the heat and humidity. >> howard bernstein tracking some strong thunderstorms tonight. what's going on howard? >> no more warnings in effect. during the 5:00 hour with these storms that came through dc over towards bowie with heavy downpours as well. now we're watching everything move from the southeast at 20 miles an hour as we may see that back in western maryland in here. that we may see an isolated shower left over here in washington and this evening as we want to point out for you in southern maryland and some

and peeks out from between the rocks and trees on an island in the national park in vancouver, canaday rediscovered by a local man who heard about it for years. >> so people think it was carved by mother nature and just kind of miraculously looks like a face. other people say, come on it was carved by a member of a native aboriginal group that's lived in the area for thousands of years. who do you believe? >> i don't know. it's so -- >> i'm siding with the aboriginals. >> bigfoot. >> daring move at the beach for for someone who never saw the movie "jaws." how is this possible. >> a large blue shark swam into the shallow wears off new zealand and one man decided it was a good idea to reach out and touch it. you can see him fearlessly or some might say foolishly grabbing the shark's fin. >> the man toys with the predator for four minutes before it gets exhausted. the shark was rescued and eventually coaxed back to the sea. >> t.j. is doing shark stuff this week. think he'll do that. >> no not enough meat on the bones. which saves paper, which saves money. they have smart online tools so

>>> and in vancouver, team usa will play nigeria in a world cup matchup. nigeria is ranked 33rd in women's rankings and the u.s. is second. >>> new england patriots owner robert kraft hosted a party for his team as they received their super bowl rings. tom brady, enjoying himself. this is the largest super bowl ring ever 205 diamonds in all. >>> tom willis putting his best foot forward throwing out the best foot at the san francisco giants game yet and it was nothing short of incredible. he did it with his feet. >>> and speaking of incredible check out this video. the australian team called how ridiculous looking to set a new world record for highest basketball shot. their target the dam in pass mania and their goal, 415 feet. take a look. >> light, light, light. >> yeah! >> that shot was unreal. smoking pot may be legal in colorado, but that doesn't mean you can't get fired for lighting up. >>> plus the details surrounding this teen being take hissed by a police officer. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understan

>> jericka duncan cbs news vancouver. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight later on cbs, "es." and first thing tomorrow cbs this morning. i'm jeff glor in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> ♪ >> i'm natasha brown. next on "eyewitness news," a massive water main break floods part of west philadelphia. we have the latest on the cleanup effort. justin. >> i'm tracking strong to possibly severe thunderstorms tonight. i'll let you know when they arrive in the eyewitness weather forecast. >> an escaped zoo animal streams through city streets after a deadly flood. it's all straight ahead why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month at getfios.com. call t

. >> gary:taking on nigeria today in vancouver >> gary:abby wambach who surprisingly didn't start in's corner kick for the goal 1-0 usa >> gary:score: 1-0 usa >> gary: warriors are now up 9. >> gary:before the stanley cup makes its tour with players.the cup first served as a cradle >> gary:after the chicago blackhawks claimed their third stanley cup in the past six years >> gary:players filled the cup withtheir kids >> gary:each member of the blackhawks will now get to spend a day with the trophy >> gary: each player gets to take home and handle their business with it. it's funny when i am watching the basketball game and talking to a couple of you here. the warriors have sold out at oracle or arena tonight. all boards of 20,000 to watch on the big screen. oakland is about to celebrate that's a great shot for $15 you can be out there with your friends. its 100 to 92 with 66 seconds really is slowing down. >> gary: i will be staying i will stand by. >> pam: will be right back!safe service and be able to help the community. we always have the safety of our customers and the community i

the most watched was in 2011, game seven of the boston bruins versus the deck -- the vancouver canucksmillion viewers tuned in. compare that to football. last season, a game on average on thursday night drew double that. major league baseball makes about $9 billion. the nhl, around $3 billion. olivia: i'm still kind of set the blue shirts lost. maybe the contest between the blackhawks and the tampa bay lightning will be good for those in the midwest my because a lot of people go to tampa and ap for their vacations, so maybe they will be able to watch it in tampa and also with the local team. olivia: to be honest, the way i decide who to root for is whichever team has more little kids cheering them on. pimm: we've got to say goodbye. ♪ pimm: welcome back. i'm pimm fox. let's take a look at some of the top stories at this hour. greases prime minister alexis siegrist has -- alexis tsipras has a message for his saying they must get realistic. presidententral bank mario draghi that any plan must accomplish several goals. draghi: there should be a strong agreement and a strong agreement shou

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join japan in the knock out stages, the top group c recorded their second win and will be 2-1 in vancouver. the progress was stalled after held back by sweden, but they do remain top of group d. one man was not too excited ahead that have game in the group against australia and nigeria, she saw two goals though. bangladesh cricket reach the milestone on day four of their one and only test against india but they fell 19 runs for the home side 111-3 at the close. and trail india in the first inning. it's just a day's play left. and hoping to put further daylight between themselves and host the west indies, the women managed to reach kingston. the aussies back at the crease for their second inning. the opening making progress. the aussies now have the lead for 270 runs. at the mercedes cup in a doll's last time on this surface was back in 2010. approaching the finish froome would take the win with the 18-second lead into sunday's final stage. >> we're thrilled to be back in yellow. you know, the team, they were--you know, they were a little bummed out about yesterday. but we bounced back toda

next up for the canadians is either norway or england in saturday in vancouver.nanke is weighing in on plans to drop anil hamilton -- andrew hamilton from his featured spot on the $10 bill. he said dumping andrew jackson from his place on the $20 would be better. iswrote that adding a woman a fine idea, but it should not come at hamilton's expense. views on central banking, jackson would probably be fine with having his image off from a federal reserve note. would not disappear from the redesign $10 bill, it might printed to bills, one with hamilton. that is a look at the top stories from this hour. following the lead of harvard and m.i.t., even colleges breaking new ground in the world of online education. britain's most exclusive boarding school looks to expand its brand, first stop, china. this is no small deal. >> this is their first e-learning initiative, and they are coming up with a tech firm -x, their online brand. in addition to famous authors and act errors, ian fleming for , theyce, and damien lewis have graduated prince william. they get told to 15 ho

game seven of the boston bruins versus vancouver. just over 8.5 million viewers.me on average -- through double that. the real issue is revenue. major league baseball made about $9 billion. the nhl around 3 billion. mark: money talks year. money definitely talks. you have a very core group of loyal hockey fans, present company included. , the most read stories of the day, john paulson giving 400 million to harvard's engineering will come the biggest donation that college has ever seen. we are talking about one of the largest guess in american education history. scarlet: not too long ago stephen schwarzman gave 100 million dollars to you for a new student center. harvard and yale do not exactly need the money. and harvard's case, $37 billion endowment. so it is doing just fine. to some extent you wonder whether all of the money going into the state of the art facility means they will have to charge higher tuition. mark: mr. paulson issued a statement to say he hopes this gift will make the school at 21st century engineering leader. scarlet: i have a feeling would'v

up next for the canadiens, a meeting with either norway or england on saturday in vancouver.a look at the top stories at this hour. time now for a look at the markets. just 15 minutes before the closing bell. the dow is still holding on to its triple digit rally. >> the nasdaq did hit a record high early today on hopes for a greek resolution. right now, the nasdaq is coming in at the strongest, and the s&p is slightly higher, and the dow is about a. let me take you to my bloomberg terminal to go deeper into this rally. nine of the 10 sectors here are higher today, led by energy, financials, and health care. the health-care sector is jumping to on all-time high today as speculation continues to the delay. utilities continue to struggle is down about zero point 4% right now, going back and forth into the red. that is despite bernstein recommending the sector. let's look at the 10 year yield. they are also trading near the highs of the day. the treasury is off with the 10 year yield, on pace for it best gains may 11. best gains since may 11. the fix is going the other way, down