whitney was a cousin of the whitney family. so this family is just one of the most important cultural and -- families that made such an impact on american life today. these two brothers from the whitney family who grew up in conway massachusetts out by springfield, they both play pivotal roles in the two subways, one in boston from one india. henry whitney live right here in brookline and he is essentially single-handedly responsible for what you see now on beacon street. he is the many sort of saw the vision of beacon street becoming what it is today with tracks down the middle, trees lining those tracks, boulevard in both sides of the street, of the tracks, and he sort of saw that in developed that and made a fortune off of it. is also the vendor first proposed the idea of building a subway, a tunnel underneath boston common. it had never been done before. in 1887 he waited for the state legislature and proposed for what the time was a radical idea, a tunnel under boston. the idea was met with jeers. a lot of people said the

they're going elsewhere. >> that's where most people know of the whitney. >> it's not just the whitneys been there, it's an historic landmark. it is a building that's regarded as an architectural treasure. >> how has the art world changed in the last five years? >> i.t. particularly changed, and it has really changed video. video editing happens digitally. massive large video cameras, now he can make his videos on an iphone. >> some people may have this image of art as a painting, in a museum that hangs on a wall, done by one artist and that's art. good that is art. >> but what you're talking about is so much bigger. >> it is bigger. the art world has been expanding for years. one of the reasons the whitney has to move to a businesser building is the broward was built in 1963. it's not well suited to theater pieces or dances. the art world has changed and the whitney needs to capture that. >> our thanks to anthony. on to other news. the winter paralympics. despite the tensions between ukraine and russia. russian president vladimir putin visited the olympic village, took part in the fla

whitney family and another one was eli whitney. when i first heard about the guy that invented the cotton gin. he was a cousin of the whitney family and this is what a family that is one of the most important cultural families that made such an impact in american life today. the two brothers from the whitney family grew up in massachusetts sort of by springfield. they both played pivotal roles in the two subways. one in boston and one in new york. henry whitney live right here in new york and he is essentially single-handedly responsible for what you see on beacon street. he is the man who sort of subdivision of beacon street becoming what it is today with tracks down the middle, trees lining the track. all of our tumble aside of the street. he sort of saw that and develop that and made a fortune off of it and he is also them in the first proof and proposed the subway in boston. in 1887 before the state legislature and proposed for the time what was called a radical idea. and the idea was met with jeers and a lot of people said it'

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to be in the whitney is a huge honour, and nothing bothered me. was free - i was free of neuroosises and i felt fantastic. there's a certain reward of making art and having people look at it and participate in it that way. >> a 2014 whitney bianial running through may the 5th. before we leave you - an update on the top story. a malaysia airlines jet vanishes on the way to beijing. authorities are searching for answers. this is what we know - the plane is carrying 239 passengers, including crew members and it's been more than eight hours since it was scheduled to land. four u.s. citizens are on board, three adults and one infant. please stay with al jazeera for all the latest developments on this story. thank you for watching. i'm morgan radford. i look forward to seeing you back here. "the stream" is up next and you can follow us online or on twitter. stay with us. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." buckle up, we're going to walk the streets of baghdad with ordinary iraqis to get a sense of what a day is like with a sense of utt

that is headed right towards whitney. also off to the north, tracking a second tornado warning at this hour just to the south and also west of chicco. this is a super cell thunderstorm. it's been going for about the past hour and a half. butte and glenn county under a tornado warning until 6:45. dangerous lightning and half-dollar sized hail and may live up towards portions of chicco. they are watching that closely in the downtown area. otherwise, back here at home we cleared out from the wet weather we had this morning, a quick blast to heavy rain and some blue skies starting to set in here across the south bay. notice some of the lift in the clouds here. we still have some instability in the atmosphere. that's going to stay with us for tomorrow. we're not looking right now at a completely dry forecast as we head throughout our thursday. we'll keep the chance of showers and also temperatures in the low to mid 60s. we'll have more on the full forecast later in the show and the timeline of the third storm that's set to imp

. >>> the comment made about the late whitney houston is at the center of a lawsuit between a s.w.a.t. officer and the city of beverly hills. >>> what apple is pressuring record labels to do is not music to everyone's ears. >>> look at this absolutely gorgeous day. one of our favorite things to do is going to the dog park together. sometimes my copd makes it hard to breathe. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. come on, boy! [ female announcer ] symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. [ man ] now symbicort significantly improves my lung function, startin

. >> glenna whitney from renaissance have capital, he started -- glenna whitney from renaissance capitalwonderful institution in new york city about math. america is way behind in math. we have got to get kids and their parents engaged. inside is a lot of fun but this is serious. we have got to get better at math. ok, what are we doing? oh, my god. it is very easy. this is serious math, people. trying to get a seventh grader fired up. how? >> we give them something to touch. arn by touching and doing. >> i can go faster than you. 4, 5, 6, a hexagon. is not just about numbers and formulas. it is also about the physical space of geometry. do -- what do we need to do in this country to make math cool? like this where they can touch it and feel it. i am always looking for toys to keep their brain going. otherwise, they are just under little machines. >> throw them into the pacific ocean. >> i will do that. mathpecting kids to get skills in school but we never show them what to connect to in the real world. we never show them the light at the end of the tile. we are here to show people the be

>> the late whitney houston is now at the center of a lawsuit. a beverly hills police officer said he was demoted after a bizarre incident in the hotel room where the singer was found dead. arthel neville with breaking details. >> officer brian weir's lawsuit claims he was removed from his position as head of beverly hills pd s.w.a.t. team after reporting alleged pitts conduct by a fellow doak tiff at the scene of whitney houston's death in 2012. in the lawsuit weir says as the senior patrol sergeant on duty he quote, attempted to secure and preserve the scene of the death and place ad sheet over houston's body to prevent contamination. the lawsuit goes on to say that then detective sergeant terry nutal, arrived on scene after that and removed the sheet to an area below the pubic region and commented, dam, she is still looking good, huh. he has since been promoted to lieutenant. weir was demoted. beverly hills pd spokesperson said the department was not aware of any inappropriate behavior or comments. the grammy award winning pop star actress and

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but again, all the credit goes to whitney and their team and also the mayor's office it made it easy to thank you >> very well you set the tone for other speakers. the second batter up john the wonderful collaboration and replacement housing oh, yes >> good morning, everyone this morning i'm representing the director of time fta. i know that ed and the sf mathematical you're probably wonder why we're verified involved we were replacing many, many houses and that was a challenge. when norm mentioned households knowledge in a single room there were two households knowledge in one room and we're pleased to be part of this project where we're going to be partially funding for fourteen new homes and this is an excellent example of what and how city departments overcome exchanges when they come together under the leadership of mayor lee. we have opportunity and this is wonderful. fourth batter up, of course, is our own district also president of the board of supervisors president chiu (clapping) >> good morning, everyone. so i'm going to be very, very brief first of all, i want to thank yo

a couple of state titles in high school at whitney young. 61-53, indiana leading ohio state in bloomington. ian eagle, jim spanarkel, the rest of our cbs crew. down to 2:56 remaining in our second half. >> jim: watch the little changeup here with ohio stated, ian. maybe a little traffic. a little full-court. >> ian: indiana trying to put together a run here late in the season to get on the bubble for the ncaa tournament. 6-9 in the conference. 16-12 overall. [whistle] foul called against scott, as yogi ferrell took it off the dribble. and that's number two on shannon scott. >> jim: if indiana wins this one, they have back-to-back games with iowa and ohio stated, beating two of the top five teams in the conference. two marks on their resume coming down the stretch. >> ian: yogi ferrell. 81% free-throw shooter. the sophomore out of park tutor high school in indianapolis. two state titles there. 2-2 for ferrell. >> jim: ohio state has about a minute and 15 seconds to get themselves into position to get this less than a three-possession game. >> ianthey're going to have troe now. sheehey on cr

it may be it everything it says whitney has been dropped and the original. you have some goals on twelve one release this spring. they come. i did you see. oh well lead the bible and thinks we still think that it's starring oscar nominated british actor christian bale is due to this this weekend. the contest poor. the key to success you'll be turned on and commercial partners here in japan. what does it take what you need to know what doing business with the japanese to find out. join us for christmas special from tokyo on their troops entered a village with a dead heat. roo roo. he he. the top. we loved it. youth i know. knew the us the law. poor. view. should. bill don't need to bow the knee of the employee read your book among the exclusive. local student like me. the faa's i will get a good player that didn't like it was totally shock and awe tactics too. through him it's no symptoms. pretty simple. sharon essentials job well done. it all sorted through them. new new new dwindling woohoo. i don't welcome to the world is one that you know tommy in tokyo h

alleges he was demoted from his position for reporting a fellow officer has disturbed the scene of whitney death. he says the sergeant lifted the sheet covering houston's naked body and then made lewd comments about how good she looked. >>> and big finale of what has been a controversial season of the bachelor aired last night. juan pablo chose nicky farrell. but he department present her with a ring, no wedding to look forward, to just a promise. it was when he turned down claire that things got kind of awkward. >> i'll tell you what, i thought i knew what kind of man you were. what you just made me go through, i would never want my children having a father like you. >> okay. glad i didn't pick her. >> oh, the drama. classic bachelor style. >>> this is "first look" on msnbc. "way too early" starts right now. >>> welcome to the view. joining us, please welcome msnbc anchor thomas roberts. >> thank you very much. i wore the breast secondhand suit i have. >>> i'm not thomas roberts, but i am wearing one of his suits. i believe he wore this to his kindergarten gradation. >>> pulling an all ni

meet at the whitney of the story. read your book and when he exposes them. local student like me. the thoughts i will get a good player who didn't like it was totally shock and awe tactics too through him. it's no symptoms. he said. sharon essentials. job well done. it also tasted good. chu and dwindling with the eye. this edge been missing malaysia airplane is on hold due to bad weather. this after authorities announced monday that all lives on board had been dropped. the g eight group of developed nations shot to rush out over the crisis in ukraine. an upcoming summit in saatchi has now been moved to brussels without moscow involved. the russian foreign minister calls it detracted the new mass trial inai

. >> the death of pop superstar whitney houston is at the center of a lawsuit against beverly hills policer alleges he was demoted for reporting a fellow officer had disturbed the scene of the singer's death. . >>> there is a big finale, a controversial season of the bachelor. it aired last night. juan pablo chose nicky farrell, but did not present her with a ring. no wedding bells. just a promise. and it was when he turned down runner-up claire crawley that things got awkward for them. >> i'll tell you what, i thought i knew what kind of man you were -- >> okay. >> what you made me go through, i would never want my children having a father like you. >> okay. i'm glad i didn't pick her. >> at least we know there is not going to be -- there is usually a bachelor wedding and that airs. in this case -- >> full disclosure two episodes behind, but now i'm caught up, so thank you. if not -- >> spoiler alert. >> forced to watch that show with my wife and now that's over for me and now i have to sit through four hours -- >> i never watched a single episode of the bachelor. >> the question is do i

whitney explains there may be serious consequences to buying skin products outside of authorized dealers >> counterfeit products have known carcinogens, very high levels of bacteria. >> reporter: here, she points out the subtle differences. seals and serial numbers arely moved and this product has been rewrapped. robert trow says his company takes specific measures to make sure customers know they are getting the real thing. >> we have to change our authorized sales periodically to that they can't be counterfeited. >> reporter: and makeup is not immune either. >> this the the real brush, this is the fake brush. >> a counterfeit makeup brush may not pose a serious risk, but they say fake cosmetics can also pose a big risk. >> think about what you are doing. you are putting unregistered chemicals on your face. it is simple. if the cost is too good to be true, guess what? it is too good to be true. >> the bulk of those counterfeit products are sold guess where? on the internet. at flea markets and even more at the kiosks in the mall. >> got to be careful. >> yep. >> got to admit, there is n

whitney and chilly unseasonably so. normal high temperatures are on the low 50s. 52 partly sunny tuesday. the rain moves in. some chance there could be winter a mix. epresented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime, and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. ( indistinct police radio transmissions ) i want the cadi. i'm happy with the velour, and not even leather. i'm happy. what do i end up with? a damn asian ant box. ( overlapping messages over radio ) must have forgot their keys. hold it; we got a vic. ( siren wailing )

it was supported by the us and the europeans and whitney i still understood for the gusset that kosovo's independence is the new reality. that's the way they kept freezing. it's a new reality a new reality. russia may just say that crack me up joining russia is now a new reality. that was our teeth marina or china. on capitol hill today congress overwhelmingly backed legislation in the house and senate that would aid ukraine and impose more sanctions on russia. a single bill is expected to be on president obama's desk by the end of the week. but florida congressman alan grayson contrast and that he didn't seem to xi'an of foreign affairs committee hearing at the us should keep these crimea is now a part of prussia take a look. speaking about naked aggression where to begin at stealing crimea why are we speaking about bullying for the new soviet union were thought to read what dishes paragraph in what's believed to be one or two. i'm surprised the judge pope didn't tell us you said that i incurred has descended over sabbatical. the fact is that the chairman's recognize this is not some ne

well he was neither has there is for russia's for the isolation ago but could be achieved whitney and more sanctions in his speeches and brussels no textile united american you know puppy on bases the last race in europe stand united on this issue the twenty eight members of the european union are united were united in our determination to isolate russia and impose costs for russia's actions the centers against russia the eu is not as united as the us president would like utopia. the ac in the czech parliament has spoken out against introducing penalties on moscow and in the latest twist to meet with the merkel said that matches the station should be taken brother had been pushing russia for the ict lesson. he is insensitive to forget that we haven't reached his teens when we need to impose economic sanctions yet cannot help but to avoid eating again and i'm not interested in operation beyond me. i went to monday's commission on the situation yet that's what. identity is not the only country reluctant to endorse the eu sanctions and despite some cost letter in britain plans to start b

. >> with more rain expected later this week, elan whitney is happy. >> if we had rain all winter i'd be tired of it. but it's great. it's fabulous. >> in novato, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> go to our web site and you can down load it. >> recovery teams are deeper in the mud in a small town of seattle today. >> officials do expect that number to increase, perhaps dramatically. 176 people are still classified missing. some of them could have been counted more than once. one woman holding out hope her 36-year-old daughter will emerge alive from debris in the home. >> my 16-year-old daughter, my adult son and his two young sons were down there digging with their hands. >> another dog got rescued so they're finding dogs alive. why can't we find people? >> i just ask all americans to send their thoughts and prayers to washington state. >> president obama also declared a federal state of emergency attending a summit in the netherlands that will bring aid to the mudslide victims >> three american red cross volunteers are heading north to help mudslide victims providing services to help peo

whitney say? -- what would you say? can always count on john.ays been a wonderful three years. >> it is adjusting to watch the stories we thought would be the big themes. mobile and the cloud has been adopted. >> what is my hair going to look like in three more years? >> that is the big question. >> i hope you will watch for three more years. ♪ >> congressman john dingell and his 58 years in congress. the ukraine debacle, and margaret carlson debates the political pull of bill clinton. we begin the program with a longest serving member of congress, ever. served with 11 presidents. he

she sounded like whitney had that same pow otherful. >> ariana grande, she's a 20 something, but i lovesaying what's up? >> you don't normally have the president and first lady addressed that way. >> what's up? >>> coming up a vegas gambler, but this time the house doesn't win. >> i take full responsibility for getting intoxicated. now to a blackout stage, not really. i believe they just keep bringing me drinks i blame that on them and then continuously letting me gamble and letting me drink, i blame that on them. >> okay! >> all righty then! >> okay! well, now he wants $500,000 back, and he's going to court. i can tell it already, i think. we'll have more ahead on "cbs this morning." ♪ (announcer) from the company that invented litter comes litter re-invented. (woman) hey! toss me that litter! (announcer) introducing tidy cats lightweight. all the strength, half the weight. discover card. hey there, i just got my bill and i see that it includes my fico® credit score... is that new? yup, you have our discover it card so you get your fico® score on every statement. and, it's free. that's

there was kind of an arighti ara franklin spot and a whitney houston spot. >> bub rock and roll hallr, in there somewhere she ended up as a house maid. how did she get assigned that particular point? >> one particular christmas i was cleaning this lady's bathroom. ♪ ♪ >> and christmas baby please come home, my christmas record, came on the radio while i was cheeng this bathroom. -- cleaning this bathroom. ♪ they're singing technical the halls. ♪ >> i was thinking, all right sweetie, this is not where you are supposed to be. you are supposed to be singing. >> julia hill was going to be on the michael jackson tour that never happened. she went very deep on "the voice." but she even had a moment between the jackson things and the voice she ended up being a backup singer in disguise. it's really hard for these people. >> it was, when judith was on the voice, there was a little bit of a backlash against her, which is largely along the lines, she's already made it, shouldn't be on the competition show, but the whole time that we're shooting this film, judith was sleeping in her childhood b

. >> what was disturbing was that the whitney of humiliations was combined with a new move that had not been there before. there are two different ways that you can describe the word russian in the russian language. you can say russian citizen, or you can use a word that means ethnically russian. up until this point, he always used the first word. last night, for the first time, he used the word referring to ethnic russian. >> what should we draw from that? from this theme of humiliation and hatred for the west and trying to get back what they have lost, it means that putin has made a shift. he is no longer talking about restoring soviet glory, he is talking about restoring ethnic russian glory. that should be disturbing to anyone who is watched international events. the worst-case scenario is something like we had with slobodan milosevic. >> you mention that mr. putin might be in providing. he does not have a grand land. this is a country known for playing chess. is he doing that? >> in terms of how they should play out over the long-term, he is looking at how the west reacts and then

you will be partnering up with miss whitney carson. [ applause ] of course, this will be whitn whitney's's been with the troupe. i think they make a nice little duo there. nice color scheme. >> billy dee, you are paired with one who made it all the way to the times. meet emma slater. even though it was her first time as a pro. [ applause ] >> ooh. love that. [ applause ] >> ah. >> diana, you will be breaking in henry bilakof. he's getting his shot as a mirrorball trophy. all right, henry. >> all right. nene, you'll be lucky to be dancing with the man who won the fiercely competitive dancing with the as far as all-star season, a man would can wear a scarve, tony dovolani. [ applause ] ♪ >> and, james, get ready to heat up the dance floor with the ever so hot, hot, hot peta murgatroyd, of course, she won season, what, 14? >> yeah, season 14. yeah. >> all right. >> now, saun you'll be dancing with someone who has won mirrorball trophy and took second place with "high school musical's" corbin bleu, welcome karina smirnoff. [ applause ] >> me, okay. >> and, drew, you will be in very, very goo

. >> a new lawsuit involving whitney houston. >> is one detector better than would?finney teaches up with consumer reports to put smoke and carbon monoxide detectors to the test. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> breaking news, a high speed pursuit from sacramento to the bearia and we have how the chase finally ends. >>> 37,000 prescription painkiller pills lost at four northern california cvs stores. the pharmacy chain is facing a huge fine. >> and new detail on the mississippi malaysia airlines jet. authorities are revealing whether this is a case of terrorism. >>> good morning, at 6:00 on tuesday. thanks for major -- for joining us. it is breezy today. >> it is brisk. it feels colder than the thermometer suggests. good morning, from the top of the news broadcast center. no umbrella is needed but two hands on the steering while with winds from the north. we are down to 12 miles per hour in napa and 20 at sfo and can you imagine landing, bumpy at 25 at fairfield. that is where the fast winds are, in central valley and high country toda

whitney young magnet has school has threatened disciplinary action against students using the app. the website reads that users must be 17 or older to take part and that anonymity is very powerful allowing users to get rid of any preconceived notions about them and start with a blank slate. back tosecretary of state john kerry promises more talks to convince russia to hold diplomatic talks with the government of ukraine. those talked ended yesterday with no agreement. russian leaders say it is not a legitimate government, and that it came about as the result of a military coup. russia's primary interest is *crimea, especially its black sea ports. this morning, the *parliament of crimea scheduled a march 16- th election on whether crimea should remain with ukraine, or join the russian federation. hillary clinton tried to explain some comments she made tuesday, in which she compared vladimir putin's military intervention in ukraine to adolf hilter's aggression ahead of world war two. >> what i said yesterday is that the claims by president prudent and other russians that they had to

. >> congratulations to whitney young. a happy homecoming bringing home the championship trophy after winning saturday nights for a title game 46-44. a third straight title but the first for him. he is headed to duke. that's sports. >>in the n-c-a-a tournament, the "sweet 16" is set... but not before a few more upsets. eighth- ranked kentucky. wichita state up six at the end of the first... a steal leads to a fast break and cleanthony early gets a big dunk and the foul... he scored a game- high 31. but the wildcats pull within one in the final minutes... james young buries a three to give kentucky a two- point lead. wichita state gets the last chance at the buzzer... a long three from fred van vleet... is loss of the year, 78-76. all other top seeds advanced to the "sweet 16." that's the kind of shopper that you want. wichita state were autopsied. not the top seed but they were higher. >> either way. >> i always go for the underdog. kentucky is not an underdog. let's take a look at today. 21 degrees today. that's the curre

whitney houston's little girl bobbi kristina looking scary skinny. >>> then, robin thicke all smiles talking about

this incredible video was shot during a bird strike test run by aircraft engine manufacturer pratt & whitneythe birds are dead before the test begins. watch as the carcasses get shredded as they collide with the turbo fan engine. not a pretty sight. but the engine doesn't fare much better. with permanent damage to its hollow titanium fan blades. >> when a large bird goes in, it damages the compressor in front of the airplane, and those blades that break, they just cascade through the rest of the engine. >> ladies and gentlemen, the bang you heard was not our original problem. there was a large eagle on the runway. >> bird strikes are a lot more common than you might think. according to the faa, there are at least 20 bird strikes a day across the u.s. the problem costs the aviation industry more than $2 billion a year. and since 1988 bird strikes have resulted in more than 200 deaths nationwide. fortunately, there were no human fatalities in the bird strike that forced flight 1549 into the water. but not all ditchings go that smoothly. some run into a perfect storm of problems. imagine a pilo

phillip randolph, roy wilkins, and whitney m. young jr. ms. woman to work regularly alongside them on projects of national significance, was very much the unheralded seventh, the leader who was cropped out figuratively and often literally of images of the era." there she is in 1963 on the platform when dr. king delivered his "i have a dream" speech. she was one of the chief organizers of that event. and in high school she was the only black contestant to make it to the national finals of a public speaking contest, which she then won. her winning speech was about the reconstruction amendments to the constitution that extended constitutional protections to former slaves. but the audience at the march on washington that day did not get to hear her speak because all the speakers were men. >> she wasn't interested in credit. what she cared about was the cause. the cause of justice. the cause of equality. the cause of opportunity. freedom's cause. >> that was president obama speaking at dorothy height's funeral, in the national cathedral in 2010. sh

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. >> whitney ask if anyone else wants to. >> this should make the final litmus test and the key to this is we don't necessarily get to choose what is the test when it comes to how the united states is perceived. when you look at the ones they spoke to when it comes to punishing and putting pressure is on the economic side. when it comes to expanding the credibility of the commitments that is the message that further aggression is not acceptable and it comes down to additional investments in the alliance through the future of ukraine. so i think msn's if you have the tools that putin has miscalculated it ever prevents your enemy from its calculating. >> very quickly i would agree and i want to underscore that us there be any confusion. the question is if putin makes any further or worse decisions, then i think we have to come down like a ton of bricks on the economic front. i went to quickly say that it's become my think a major bipartisan accomplishment in this town to be able to apply economic leverage more effectively over the last ten years. we have enough debate about what to do nex

throughout the season, coach willie moore encouraged the team by quoting whitney young jr. it's better to be prepared for an opportunity and not one than to have an opportunity and not be prepared. e hornets finished the 2013-2014 season undefeated in their region and lost only four games overall. to earn their place in the championship title game, dallas county beat other high school teams during the tournament, including madison county, dora, bibb county. on march 1, 2014, the dallas county hornets came to the 4-a state championship prepared for the opportunity they had earned. the championship game against j.l. johnson high school from huntsville, alabama, was a nail-biter from start to finish. the hornets never gave up, even when they were behind. at halftime the hornets were down by 11 points but in the third quarter they made a comeback. a senior forced the game into overtime. e 6'9" standout and u.a.b. signee continued to show dominance making three crucial free throws with 5.4 seconds to play. the hornets won a 51-48 victory, taking the class 4-a high school basketb

the city saying he has been harassed ever since he reported what one detective said at the scene of whitneyouston's death. the detective kneeling by the singer's body removed a sheet and said she was, quote, still looking good and other similar communities. houston was 48 when she drowned two years ago. weir was harassed, removed from the s.w.a.t. team and canine units and denied promotions because he reported the remarks. >> a woman is searching for her biological mother three decades after she was found abandoned in a burger king bathroom. she says she is getting tens of thousands of people to help. in 1986, catherine was found wrapped in a red sweater at a burger king in allen town, pennsylvania when she was hours old. this month she posted a photo on her facebook page asking for help by sharing the picture. it's been shared 27,000 times, to users around the world. she'd like to thank her birth mother for not throwing her away and giving her the gift of life. the district attorney says it's unlikely that mother would be prosecuted. >> still ahead on "today in the bay" a family of three h

he's out on the water with his wife heather watrous, 5-year-old son galen, and friends, george and whitneyfor a beach when he sees something in the distance. >> it looked to me sort of like part of a tree trunk floating in the desert where there are no large tree trunks ever floating in the water. and as we approached very, very slowly at that point, i could start to see floats on the water that were part of a net. >> the group discovered that tangled in that net is a young humpback whale. >> i was pretty convinced that it was dead because we did not see an ounce of movement. nothing. >> but then a breath. the humpback is alive, but unable to move. >> i could see that this whale was horribly, horribly entangled. just like in a straight jacket. 19 years on the water i've never seen anything like this. you have to make a decision. are you going to try to intervene yourself? physically intervening, certainly, carries a risk. >> fishbach and the group can't turn their backs on the animal. they radio the mexican authorities but know it could take hours if not days for someone to arrive, and by

then again the size of those people including the ones who were killed whitney offences dating back to the tune of world war two euro. anyway you know frankly the fascist label is the one i would pester and too quickly if i were among certain groups in russia take the van said. in the use of propaganda he admits that this adds to the incendiary moves to protect the accusations it does not is not in physical danger and me and i and therefore you know i say greetings best strategic interests in nine feet the message should speak to those interests and deal with them in an indian on waltz in a civilized political way. i also agree that there was two leaders made mistakes and since canceling the national language of tourists the night stupid and cannot do. but it's not murder is actually currently we have a reaction from one viewers including once the cold war attitudes in the west can force pressure on crimea the focus now on to turn further invasion of eastern ukraine does this harbor. a is there a sense that it's not going to be just about crimean. we're already seeing obviously a no mo

you, having seen her do the electric slide in the east room of the white house with bobby brown and whitney i knew she could dance. i knew she had some rhythm, long before she got to state. jonathan, one of the other things i want to talk about is you guys have a lot in the book about the relationship between president obama and hillary clinton. certainly we all remember how contentious the primary was and sort of the challenges that, you know, we saw in those couple of tense weeks. is she dropping out? is she not dropping out? what's she going to do? is he going to ask her to be secretary of state? you guys really kind of chronicle that relationship, but i want to start with -- because this often happens. it's the staff that has a harder time making amends sometimes than it seems. >> i think there's no question that the staff had a bigger problem with this. when barack obama first talked with his aides, including david axelrod, the idea he would ask her to be secretary of state, they said, what are you thinking? how could this possibly work? as we say in the book, i think there was a profe

whitney and i agree on this.the simple standers and triking to adocument them into critic la. critic la. and the it has not been well communicated to the parents. it's not been well communitied to the people that are supposed to understand how to help their kids doing homework. we talked about this a few weeks ago when i was on. this is a real issue. is this the first time that the education establishment has been challenged to dramatically change something and reach for a higher bar? it is. are they responding well? not really. but what i think this is in 45 different states we are seeing 45 different efforts. this is democracy. democracy is messy. i think we'll get there. but this is all a good thing. if the standard -- i think whitney and i both agree that standards and choice are important to move this education system forward and as she says, getting parents and teachers and local people involved as mike pence said very very important to make sure the implementation goes right. >> whit i didn't let me get yo

amber northern and director of freedom works whitney neil.orning. >> good morning. >> amber, first your reaction to that college degrees could be worthless. test scores worthless as a way to measure. >> all right. so college degrees are aren't worthless. test scores aren't worthless. more than a quarter of folks with 2 year degrees, so these are folks with credentials other than bachelor's degree are earning more. folks can earn good money. we need to do a much better job at the high school level of tieing what folks expect in the workplace to what kids are learning in high school. so right now we are not doing a very good job at all of preparing these kids who aren't going to go to college to actually be ready to go to google and other places where they can actually make good money without having to go to college. other countries do a great job of this. asia, china, do a wonderful job of preparing kids right out of high school to enter the work place, we don't. >> whitney lead me bring you in on this. his point is we have five hiring attribu

the night that whitney houston passed away, i had come home. it was saturday night.ter feed and that news was all over it. you tend to get a lot of information. >> you do. as i just mentioned in the prior story, turkey were of twitter and help harmful it is to feed that information to the public. i want to mention other first tweets from celebrities that we follow. we mentioned warren buffett. he was way later than us. about a year ago. >> he is a lot older than us too. >> she wrote "just got into berlin." such a follower -- she has millions of followers. justin bieber, also popular. mohamed el-erian just joined twitter last week. he says my first tweet, the patient with me. please excuse typos, thanks. he has the language down, though. >> he just popped up this morning. as suggested follows. i just followed him five minutes ago. it is funny that i am not following him, but it is because he just got on their. >> everybody is just catching up. off to asia.eaded i'm going to leave "in the loop" in your hands. thank you for joining me. >> have a wonderful flight and a g

meredith whitney, the same thing happened, why? tabloid?journalism? >> it's painful. it's painful, we've been covering this issue for years, saying the same thing for years. did we find the rbc guy? well, i mean, i don't know. we found many people trying to develop alternate changes and slow this stuff down. but i don't know. i was talking with david faber about it, too. the agenda gets said, but it should have been said years ago. nothing's going to happen anymore except more books will be sold, but that's okay. that's the way it is. >> far be it from you, you've got a few books, you're up there. >> i was like, well, that's the way -- that's how the process works. i'm going to buy a tesla, too. how did that happen? >> i know. that was interesting, though. >> i'll buy a rocket. i think they were selling rockets. >> i didn't know he came so close to ruination in 2008. >> but then it all ends -- it's all -- all ends up well. it's like a uconn story. >> we talked about what a great game that was going to be, and it was. and it was shabazz. you

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