police cited 22-year-old william paul over the weekend. after he rear ended a parked car in kentucky. this mug shot is from a prior alcohol related arrest when she was 19. rand paul has no comment tonight. >>> michelle obama got quite the question today. a little girl wanted to know how old she was. >> say that again. give her the mic. [ laughter ] >> what was that? >> you look too young for 51! >> oh! [ laughter ] thank you! thank you! you should come up and give me a hug! get on up here! give me a hug for that one! >> very smart little girl. >>> well tonight, google is taking on verizon and at&t and it could save you a fortune, the new wireless service for $20 a month. >> the next big one could trigger bigger ones. the new warning about a super cycle of large earthquakes. >>> and the drought is so bad tonight, the state is doing something it >> take a good look at this. brentwood police want help looking for someone who is responsible for a string of robbery. two people wearing hoods, now police say one of them had a gun. and robbed a gro

this is the third time william paul has had an alcohol-related run-in with police.ears ago he was charged with underage drinking and assault of a flight attendant in january. and underage possession of alcohol in october. a spokesman for rand paul says the senator does not comment on family matters. >>> wi-fi warning. the system that allows you to have fun on your flight may also put your flight at risk. >>> plus, a company in trouble for tracking you while you're shopping. storm team4 tracking a big change too. >>> that's right. a shock to our systems. we're feeling the chill today. but take a look at this. for toblt tonight, many areas dropping to near freezing. i'll show you a more detailed look at this, which neighborhoods hit the freezing mark and how soon the wet weather returns with the chill, >>> the system that alous you to have fun on a flight may also put your plane at risk. the fbi and tsa are now warning airlines to with watch out for anyone trying to cam perfect with wi-fi or computer networks. there are concerns that cockpits and air traffic control t

police in kentucky say william paul crashed into a parked car on sunday morning and had minor facialuries. this is a mugshot from an alcohol-related arrest three years ago. this time he was cited for dui plus failure to maintain insurance. >>> carly fiorina former ceo of hewlett-packard is expected to launch her presidential campaign may 4. the republican will reportedly announce her candidacy online. she is currently in iowa speaking with voters. this won't be fiorina's first venture in the world of politics. after leaving palo alto-based hp, she ran for u.s. senate in 2010 losing to incumbent barbara boxer. >>> some earthquake researchers say once california's big one happens, it could trigger even more bigger quakes along other faults. juan fernandez has the latest now on some new findings. >> the historic period in l.a. 150 years has been relative quiet. that will end. >> reporter: the scientists at this week's size mo logical society conference says a quake, is overdue. research suggests that shaking from the big one could trigger large earthquakes along nearby faults. >> every

. >> let's check in with paul williams good morning, paul. >> thank you, reena, ryan.have the perfect recipe for the pot to overflow. a surge of warm air from the south and stationary boundary slow moving along with the low pressure system that is a big spoon to keep things stirred up in the upper atmosphere and stays dumping scattered showers on the gulf coast as well as thunderstorms firing up just ahead of that. now, that low eventually slides its way up to the northeast and spreads the wealth to the northeast, but until then it's rich with rain in the deep south. back to you. >> thank you so much paul. >>> if you have a sweet tooth and love rice crispies go to wisconsin. >> oh yeah. some students have a lot of time on their hands, this group of students from the university of wisconsin created a massive rice crispies treat to claim a new world record. >> that's a rake? >> that's how you do it when making that thing. >> this industrial operation, 50 people involved and they say their treat topped out at more than 11,000 pounds about a thousand pounds heavier than th

police say 22-year-old william paul smelled like alcohol, had bloodshot eyes and slurred speech. this is his third arrest in an alcohol-related case. a spokesperson for his father rand paul says the kentucky senator doesn't comment on his family. >>> d.c. beauty salons and barbershops are now on the cutting edge in cancer prevention. >> they're raising awareness for a particularly deadly form of the disease. zachary kiesch shows us how. >> we're already a close-knit community inside of here, but we learn things by talking about things that we don't normally feel comfortable talking about. >> reporter: at christopher's grooming lounge on "h" street today, i jumped in the chair but instead of talking about the nats game the topic the barber and i are talking about is colon cancer. it's a new initiative geared at health promotion and disease prevention, specifically in the black community. it's division of dr. steven thomas professor in the department of health services administration at the university of maryland. >> we're looking in the mirror at ourselves as health professionals a

let's get the latest from meteorologist paul williams at accuweather. iding throughout the northeast. much cooler and dryer air mass making it feel almost uncomfortable throughout the new york city, over toward pittsburgh and reaching as far south as cincinnati. but the bigger stories are going to be the severe weather and the potential of damaging weather with the possibility of hail, isolated tornadoes along with flash flooding. and there's a mixture that's happening. we have a surge of warm air coming off the gulf that's mixing with the jet stream and low pressure system, adding to a cauldron of instability. now, that same low then will begin to boogie its way toward the east and drag all the rain and strong storms with it, increasing the chance of flash flooding throughout the ohio valley region and eventually make its way to the northeast by sunday. reena, ryan? >> thanks so much, paul. >>> jeni's, one of my favorite ice creams. it's splendid ice cream. is the latest to shut down production after public health investigators found listeria. the ohio-

. >>> let's get the latest on today's weather from paul williams at accuweather. morning, paul. >> thank you, reena, ryan. we start off with the cold air. high pressure located in the great lakes is actually going the bring cool and dryer air in effect from cincinnati to pittsburgh new york, to d.c. the bigger story will be what's happening in the deep south. we have a moderate risk of possible tornadoes. multiple cells possible to break out. that reaches up towards kansas city, just on the other side of the mississippi valley region. here's why. we have a bad mixture coming together. a surge of warm, moist air coming off the gulf. jet stream in perfect placement with a low-pressure system. this mixture is going to bring us the highest risk of severe weather. damaging hail, frequent lightning strikes. and the potential of flash flooding. reena? ryan? >> thank you so much. >>> more protests are expected in baltimore today. after the fatal injury in police custody. freddie gray was all right when he was put in a police van. but had a spinal injury when he arrived at

accuweather meteorologist paul williams is tracking it all for us. good morning, paul. >> thanks, reena, ryan. well we have the perfect recipe for the pot to kind of overflow. the deal is this, surge of warm air coming from the south along with a stationary boundary slow to move. along with this low pressure system this low will act like a big gigantic spoon and keep things stirred up in the atmosphere dumping thunderstorms just basically firing up ahead of that. that low will eventually slide its way up towards the northeast but until then it stays rich with rain in the deep south. back to you, ryan, reena. >> thank you, paul. >>> well still ahead, master spieth. new star jordan spieth dominating at the masters. >>> jewelry store employee shackled and stuffed in a van. the manhunt under way right now for suspects. >>> plus, thrift shop scare. shoppers and employees scrambling to safety after a van crashes through a store. ♪ we're all in this together. ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8

. >>> let's get the latest on today's weather from paul williams at accuweather. >> thank you reena,n. high pressure brings cool and dryer air in effect from cincinnati to pittsburgh new york city to d.c. the bigger story will be what's happening in the deep south. we have a moderate risk of possible tornadoes. multiple cells possible to break out. that reaches up towards kansas city just on the other side of the mississippi valley region. here's why. we have a bad mixture coming together. warm moist air off the gulf. jet stream in perfect placement with a low-pressure system. this brings us the highest threat of severe weather. t damaging hail frequent lightning strikes. >>> more protests are expected in baltimore today. freddie gray was all right when he was put in a police van. but had a spinal injury when he arrived at the police station. he's not the first suspect to be injured in a ride in a police van. >>> former cia director david petraeus has been sentenced to two years probation for sharing class fid information with his girlfriend. he must pay a $100,000 fine. he was sente

let's get the latest on today's extreme weather from meteorologist paul williams at accuweather. igh pressure system located in the great lakes with the clockwise rotation will bring in cool and dryer air. affecting the folks in cincinnati all the way towards d.c. as well as new york. but then the hot spot for the worst of the weather down to the deep south. watching out for damaging winds, large hail, isolated tornadoes as well as the possibility of flash flooding. going to reach from houston through dallas up toward oklahoma city possibly even over toward little rock and even as far north as kansas city. reena, ryan? >> thank you, paul. >>> president obama is apologizing to the entire nation for the accidental deaths of two hostages. the white house confirming those deaths after a january drone strike on an al qaeda compound. abc's karen travers has the latest. >> reporter: president obama called it a tragedy and says he takes full responsibility. >> it is a cruel and bitter truth that in the fog of war generally and our fight against terrorists specifically mistakes, sometimes

paul! >> we will have williams to lead us in our pledge. >> right now we have to do the pledge first. o you smoke out the traitors? >> we do the pledge. but now, the kentuckian, rand paul! >> stevenson will now give the invocation i want to introralph alvarado. >> please welcome. >> please welcome lauren bottler. >> you are in for a real treat. >> i asked her 0 to come up and sing the national anthem. >> ♪ ♪ in the home of the and the home of the free! ♪ ♪ >> oh (bleep) that kid has pipes. >> that was amazing. i have to tell you this president thing doesn't work out, rand paul has a future as the next producer of the oscars. talking about put on a show, this guy came armed with four separate video packages, one on internet privacy, there was one on urban poverty, 30 minutes into the show i wanted to attend this event, from the guy who was announcing the president, there was even a video about rand paul going on with his wife when they met. >> i met him on a spring day, a cute curly headed guy. >> probably 18 years old and still in college i realized he was not 18, he was 26. >> i remem

paul is an williams oregon on our republican line. please go ahead with her -- her question or comment for david smith. >> caller: regarding the stacking principle and deposits or withdrawals is this a statute, a federal statute or is it it and administratively developed law meant to enhance the investigation of money laundering? if so why is it being used against people who would otherwise be innocent? it's almost like entrapment purposefully at not letting someone know about the love. i can understand using it but when they use it against people that don't want to make a deposit because of safety or the bank teller tells them in the dank teller is complicitous. i will take my answer off the air. anything you can comment on that. host. >> guest: it is a statute, u.s. code section 3324 enacted in the early 90s. it makes structuring a felony offense. at the time it was enacted it started to be necessary to deal with major drug organizations that were avoiding the money laundering laws by breaking down the deposits of millions and milli

paul sweeney here in new york. when i said tomorrow we will hear from ed williams, i met today. and williams will give us his take on twitter's troubles today. that is coming up next. stay with us for that. ♪

williams. what does that indicate here paul? because the upfronts, the advertising upfronts are these annual events where networks like nbc promote their new shows and talk to advertisers and get big commitments from advertisers. it's coming up on may 11th for nbc. if nbc doesn't make any announcement about brian williams until after the upfront, does it indicate something about the process? >> well it puts them in limbo. on may 11th they will go in front of their advertisers and say here is "news now" and here is our plan for nightly news and they don't have a plan. >> they don't have an anchor. >> and they're going to expect advertisers to commit millions and millions of dollars without knowing who is going to be sitting in that anchor chair and anchors are very important to advertisers. they need to know who is going to be the person around which you build and promote the news and if they don't have assurances about who that's going to be some of them are going to withhold their advertising commitments because it's going to a

paul run," and he said i'm not doing this again. [laughter] we appreciate what you have stood for. we're going to ask jamie williams to come. jamie: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god indivisible with liberty and just as for all. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you for the sacrifices you've made.

william burroughs. many have come this way, staying a while or hanging around. but no one stayed longer or became more associated with tangier than the novelist and composer paul bowles. in works like "the sheltering sky" he created a romantic vision of tangier that persists even today, a dream that's become almost inseparable in the minds of many from reality. i'm here to find that dream city. the place burroughs referred to as "interzone." ♪ tangier like i said was a city

william g skelly's oil, another prominent tulsa family. w.g. skelley was a great tulsa philanthropist. ultimately john paul bought his complete. others include wade phillips. wade phillips to me and to many native tulsans is the father of modern tulsa. he and his brother started in the oil fields in bartlesville. they split up their properties. freight stated and started phillips 66. -- frank stayed and started phillips 66. wade moved to tulsa and began his oil career here independent of his brother. we are standing across the street from the second of two glorious buildings constructed by wade phillips. it was built as a construction -- as a commercial endeavor. wade had already constructed his masterpiece, the elapsed how were -- the phillips tower directly across a couple years previously and had his offices in there. he wanted to protect his investment. hence, he bought it to -- built it to draw independent oilmen back. the ground before is an arcade, hence it is known as the philc ade. it had 14 stores and shops. and again, prior to air-conditioning. remember this. when we go inside, which we will, soon, you will see it i

william: y un vÍdeo del fallecido paul walker, revoluciona en internet, kevin diesel lo puso. va york le ha dado permiso a una mujer para que les pongas la demanda de divorcio a su marido en facebook, mucha gente opina a favor y en contra de la decisiÓn. maity: pero queremos saber lo que usted piensa, Únese a la conversaciÓn con nosotros, ¿usted divorciarÍa por facebook? william: todavÍa ni que tardo a casarme, asÍ que no sÉ. ¿usted se divorciarÍan por facebook? karla: con facebook o sin facebook, dios nos ampare, no! ana: muchos divorcios han sido causados por eso. seguimos haciendo ejercicio, claudia "mamacita" molina, nos va a decir como no aburrirnos en la laminadora, y rosi rivera con declaraciones que tienen a todo el mundo comentando. alejandro: y les diremos cÓmo les fue a los equipos en su primera cita en el diamante. karla: y las declaraciones de ninel conde en el juzgado, y ante la noticia de que joan sebastiÁn estaba hospitalizado, su hijo lo aclarÓ todo. alan: cÓmo hacer una entrevista laboral y lograr el trabajo anhelado. ya volvemos! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: miren nada mÁs

paul. >> i can think of something better. free starbucks! >> oh my gosh! >> did you get free starbucks today? >> we did. >> yeah we did. the nationwide melt down that it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you.

chief forensic investigator paul warmed up the cold case. >> these are william huff over the years. >vestigators put a name and face not only to the butterfield murder but another similar one in san pablo. >> we were excited how quickly we were able to solve the case. >> they had dna evidence that linked william huff to butterfield, but because she was a prostitute, they could only prove that she had sexual relations. >> now with two females 6 years apart, both being sexually assaulted and asphyxiated we believe that's significant proof that he committed the crime. it was coincidental timing. >> these are just some of the unsolved cases. >> there are dozens of other cold cases. >> some of them he helped investigate early in his career. for him solving a case is personal. >> i see the pictures of them in life and then one attacked them. >> he was due to be released from prison today after serving a sentence for auto-theft. >> he made some interesting statements that clued us in that there is the potential for additional cases. >> these are many of the files. >> each of these cold case

williams, thanks. among the injured that day in boston were brothers j.p. and paul norden who were gravely wounded in the second blast. their mother sat down with us today with her reaction to the verdict. >> i literally saw my sons get blown up. i saw the fear in their eyes. you know, like help me. it was awful. i want to see, you know, what kind of a person could do this. he could have walked away. he stood there five minutes. he saw so many people. he could have walked away, but he chose not to. it's just sad to see what some of those people have to deal with day in and day out. and, you know, he didn't have a care in the world. they've accepted what's happened to them and they want to fully focus on getting themselves to their life back. i wish i could be as brave as they were. for me, the mom of two boys that were hurt so bad and to see so many injured that day and see what they suffer and go through, and i solely speak for myself, i want the death penalty. the real victims are the people, you know, that were down there that day and suffered. and the people tha

traigo lo que converse con su elenco estelar y van a ver de quÉ manera recuerdan al gran actor paul walker. williamga el significado que mÁs se acerca se gana un punto. deliberen. quÉ dice el equipo? quiÉn va? quÉ significa, chicos? rÉgulo: pues es como... johnny: dÉjate de volaterÍas. rÉgulo: no seas volado. maity: algo flojo, suelto, ligero. karla: el significado de la palabra es conjunto de aves. maity: por eso, que vuelan. karla: ninguna se acerca. calma, tenemos mÁs oportunidades. la siguiente palabra es melopea. a ver... chicas. ana: condiciÓn de la piel. karla: chicos? rÉgulo: como cuando uno va caminando y dice melopea. karla: el significado es melodÍa. me extraÑa que . ninguna, no hay punto para ninguno. la palabra ubicuo. a ver, ya chicos. niÑas, ya! ana: es como un ejercicio que que hay que desarrollar con pesas. johnny: rÉgulo la tiene perfecta. rÉgulo: esto. karla: el significado es que estÁn todas partes. ninguno. de veras, concÉntrense. trapisonda. johnny: cuando uno va trapeando, pisas y trapisando. karla: ok, chicas. maity: una mujer que estÁn todos los lugares. karla: la definiciÓ

william g skelly's oil, another prominent tulsa family. skelley was a great tulsa philanthropist. ultimately john paul getty bought his complete. and to many native tolleson's -- tulsans is the father of modern tulsa. he and his brother started in martinsville. they split up their properties. frank stayed. wade moved to tulsa and began his oil career here independent of his brother. we are standing across the street from b's second of two glorious buildings constructed by wade phillips. it was built as a construction -- as a commercial endeavor. wade had already constructed his masterpiece, the phillips house directly across a couple years previously and had his offices in there. he wanted to protect his investment. hence, he bought it to -- built it to draw independent oilmen back. it had 14 stores and shops. and again, prior to air-conditioning. remember this. when we go inside, which we will soon you will see it is set up for natural ventilation. above, largely for independent oilmen and he had a few of his own offices in there as overflow space from the philtower. we are in the interior of the philcade building. it was buil

in 1998 bishop thomas hosted president william jefferson clinton at the new paul baptist church. finally, mr. speaker, bishop thomas is a devoted husband, father and friend. he's a loving husband to patricia and the proud father of three very successful children joy walter jr. and joshua. bishop thomas is a source of wisdom and encouragement to his family and friends. bishop thomas is a great friend who has inspired me through his faithful leadership of his family and the new psalm baptist church. i'm honored that god allowed our lichese to eclipse and today i wish -- our lives to eclipse and today i wish to thank you him for his dedication commitment to god and his church and family and community. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair will recognize the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you mr. speaker. yesterday i joined the gentleman from north carolina, congressman g.k. butterfield, to introduce h.r. 1906, a bipartisan access to inpatient rehabilitation act of 2015. co

paul sweeney here in new york. when i said tomorrow we will hear from ed williams, i met today. and williams will give us his take on twitter's troubles today. that is coming up next. stay with us for that. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg west. let's get a check of bloomberg's top headlines -- the supreme court has heard arguments in the gay marriage case. supporters want the court to extend the rights to the 14 states that do not allow it currently saying it violates their constitutional rights. here is justice stephen breyer during the argan it's. arguments. justice breyer: there is one group of people that what open marriage to so they have no ability to participate in that fundamental liberty. that is people of the same sex that wish to marry. we ask why? the answer we get is well people have always done it. you could've answered that one the same way we talk about racial segregation. matt: opponents say it is a decision that should be left to each state individually. tyson foods is a in the use of human antibiotics and its chicken. it is the largest seller of chicken in the natio

william: vÁmonos a la nba. mÁs tarde, atenciÓn este hombre. howard anotaba. al final el equipo de san antonio terminaba con al victoria por marcador de 107 ante los warriors. regresÓ paulos maÑana a las seis y tambiÉn a las 11 durante durante los segmentos del noticiero local univisiÓn. yo soy william bonilla. los dejamos con la seÑal del noticiero nacional de univisiÓn, buenas noches. arantxa: hoy el domingo 5 de abril y estas son las noticias, el mensaje del papa fue uno de paz en el mundo donde la sangre de cristianos no sean derramadas por extremistas. quedan pocos dÍas para hacer la declaraciÓn de impuestos y muchos contribuyentes enfrentan confusiones. la extorsiÓn ha resultado ser un negocio lucrativo para los oficiales de la policÍa en mÉxico que llenan su bolsillo

williams and live host caroline. thank you all for being here. >> thanks rev. >> is rand paul ready for primetime?lly in the 2016 race and today he's in the primary state of new hampshire. but in his first big network interview since declaring his candidacy, he got a little testy when questioned about foreign policy. >> before we go through a litany of things you say i've changed on why do you ask me a question, have i changed my opinion on -- >> no no no. listen you've editorialized -- let me ask you a question. you said have your views changed instead of editorializing and saying, have your views changed? >> savannah guthrie handled the interview very well and asked how he has been evolving on the important issues that we're dealing with today. is he ready for primetime? i think he's been in the spotlight for a while now not only as senator but with his dad running for president he knows what it takes. in nature he's passive aggressive, whether that is in interviews, with politicians. you'll remember he called chris christie the king of bacon. people say he's known to troll on twitter. this is s

paul. >>> well, the screeching and the squawking is underway again. we are going to hear from the bird calling pros headed to the big show. it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >> it was quite a spectacle in belgium. a scene right out of jumanji. >> three zebras escaped a ranch and took to the streets. out came the phones and the viral videos piled up. police and zoo keepers chased them until they were finally caught. no one was hurt. remember the llamas? >> yeah, people grab phones now instead of a rope. and a big fright for a little girl. you can see her reflection in the mirror there banging on her chest. then wham. the gorilla charges forward and slams against the glass and breaks it. the zoo keeper says the gorilla was just showing dominance. not trying to attack. yeah right. >>> two lucky piedmont high school students will be the last to visit david letterman on his show. >> it is

paul millsap, ooh, baby. fourth quarter jared jack. inside. the bounce there. there's jarrett jack. i'm catching up. final seconds. deron williams down two.nta takes a 2-0 series lead, 96-91. i miss a matt bonner dunk. that's okay. matt bonner's not making the highlights often. abc 7 sports, brought to you by toyota. >> didn't make them tonight. >> he did. but a 20 seconds. out of order. >> thanks. >>> that's our report. we appreciate your time as always. we'll see you again in one hour over on channel 7. ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc. oh. check out these poseurs. "dude, how much do you love my greco-roman sandals "and super-groomed sideburns? i call them my douche-burns." "did you see my giant leather man-bracelet? "i got it because my vest with no shirt "just needed a little somethin'. and let's high-five.

paul. >> i can think of something better. free starbucks! >> oh my gosh! >> did you get free starbucks today? >> we did. >> yeah we did. the nationwide melt down that it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >> well tonight's starbucks says all stores will be open tomorrow after a huge computer glitch. >> coffee lovers got free drinks because of the problem, but as cate caugurian shows, other stores decided it wasn't worth it. >> reporter: if you had a caffeine craving after work, you weren't going to get it filled at starbucks. most had signs saying they were shut down because of a computer glitch. it happened just before 6:00 p.m. sales registers are not working across all of the coffee chains in the united states and canada. starbucks says it happened after a dally system refresh. a spokesperson said this is not a hack, but they were working to get the systems back up and running. a glitch pretty much shut down mos

william burroughs. many have come this way, staying a while or hanging around. but no one stayed longer or became more associated with tangier than the novelist and composer paul bowlesing sky" he created a romantic vision of tangier that persists even today, a dream that's become almost inseparable in the minds of many from reality. i'm here to find that dream city. the place burroughs referred to as "interzone." ♪ tangier like i said was a city of ex-pats -- people with pasts, people who simply didn't like where they were and craved somewhere and something else. the grand socco is the gateway to the medina where you could find the kasbah, which means fortress, by the way. the port is to the east, and right in the middle of it all, the petit socco, called the last spot, the meeting place, the switchboard of tangier. as burroughs called it. reasons for settling in tangier diverge, but everyone sooner or later, since the beginning of memory comes to cafe tingis. jonathan dawson came to this city over 20 years ago as a journalist and he never left. he lives a life not too distant from burroughs' fantasy. cake and tea at 4:00 every day served by his man servant. he may

now paul lip na and this is by alice's own admission was not nicolas's child. alice had been having a long-term affair with senator williambora and this was his child. and when alice was carrying paulina, she was thinking of calling her deny bora. and that was a play on the name deborah and an bora. deborah. but people got wend of this and started referring to her as aurora bora alice and she became simply paulina. nicolas died in 1931. and alice stayed in the house and became pretty much a political power house and broker. she could make or break a political career if you wanted a political career, you got to try to get on her good side, which was not easy and to keep your career, you stayed on it. at one point, people said that she cost dewey the presidential election because she referred to him publicly as that little man on the wedding cake with his pencil moustache. speaking of her equips at one party, joe mccarthy walked up and said i think i'm going to call you alice and she responded the trashman and the policeman on my block call me alice but you may not. she told linden johnson that she wore wide briped hats to

william blount in april of last year. police found his body inside a van in the cayouga area of the city. >>> it was the "nbc 10" investigators who told pauliarity about a prank that he ultimately became a victim of. it's called swatting. that's when somebody calls in a false 911 report sending s.w.a.t. teams in to a home. they told the assembly man about what happened to a millville family. that's when moriarity decided to work on some legislation to make the prank a crime. and this weekend somebody called 911 saying there was a shooting at moriarity's house in washington township. police called moriarity at home and demanded that he leave his house with his hands up. >> he came right to my front door. i can't tell you what it was like to walk out your front door and have a bunch of police officers with rifles pointed at your house wearing flak jackets and helmets. it's pretty scary. >> moriarity says the incident will not stop him from moving forward with the bill he introduced to stiffen the penalties for swatting. a committee will hold a bill within the next few weeks. >>> now your first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>

paul millsap with authority. but brooklyn answers with 27-9 run spinning first and second quarters. nathan plumly inside each hall. jared jack he had 23. final seconds next to darren williams a year. atlanta takes a 2-0 series lead 96-91 the final. not only is it giants versus dodgers tonight but for the first time in baseball history the reigning world series mvp will pitch against reigning league mvp. madison bumgarner against clayton kershaw. kershaw amazing last year in the regular season. 21-3 record. seeing things completely unravelled in the playoffs. 18-10 last year. untouchable in post season leaving giants to three wins in the world series. this is a match-up featuring the best against the best. >> you know, they are all business. you know, there's not a lot of player with them. they used to go out there and compete their tails off. it is a great match-up. i know these two are trying to get the better of each other. they know each other. they have been to the all-star game and so, it's -- and not just the match-up between them pitching in the team but when they are hitting. i think kershaw has the best of madison. >> it is going to be electric tonight at at&t par

paul millsap with authority. but brooklyn answers with 27-9 run spinning first and second quarters. nathan plumly inside each hall. jared jack he had 23. final seconds next to darren williamsar. atlanta takes a 2-0 series lead 96-91 the final. not only is it giants versus dodgers tonight but for the first time in baseball history the reigning world series mvp will pitch against reigning league mvp. madison bumgarner against clayton kershaw. kershaw amazing last year in the regular season. 21-3 record. seeing things completely unravelled in the playoffs. 18-10 last year. untouchable in post season leaving giants to three wins in the world series. this is a match-up featuring the best against the best. >> you know, they are all business. you know, there's not a lot of player with them. they used to go out there and compete their tails off. it is a great match-up. i know these two are trying to get the better of each other. they know each other. they have been to the all-star game and so, it's -- and not just the match-up between them pitching in the team but when they are hitting. i think kershaw has the best of madison. >> it is going to be electric tonight at at&t park wit

paul's episcopal church and emanuel church in alexandria. mr. speaker, my thoughts and prayers are with his wife of 63 years, margaret ann, his three children, thomas william, and reverend sara nelson and seven grandchildren. dr. thomas frank johnson will surely be missed. mr. speaker, i ask to submit into the record an additional account of dr. johnson's life. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the speaker yields back his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. butterfield, for five minutes. mr. butterfield: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. butterfield: mr. speaker the congressional black caucus will present eight or nine speakers on the democratic side in just a few minutes. i am the first of many who will be speaking. we come to the floor today to express our deepest sympathy and support to the family of freddie gray and to the citizens of baltimore, maryland. mr. speaker, the events in baltimore are not just about police misconduct. it's about pervasive poverty. it's about unemployment, lack of community, hopelessness

william.... se parece. ximena: mucha gente querÍa verla y rompiÓ las expectativas... con lo que pasÓ con pauln vestido antiguo en caballo de aldea a aldea, quÉ hermosa tradiciÓn, era como un peregrinaje, hacÍan sus oraciones, quÉ bonito que en diferentes partes del mundo celebren de forma distinta, en mÉxico tenemos en iztapalapa la pasiÓn de cristo, y ya vemos lo que hacen en alemania. ximena: es importante recordar la tradiciÓn, y la historia, el significado de la muerte, pero sobre todo la resurrecciÓn de cristo, es un dÍa especial, estamos recordando que tenemos la oportunidad de renacer, y es una oportunidad para salir adelante y tener nuevas oportunidades, pienso es un bonito momento, espirtual. quiero que la noticia que voy a dar, se aplicara a "despierta amÉrica", en hong kong cientos de personas se celebraron para festejar el dÍa de la almohada. karla:en nueva york tambiÉn lo hacen, boquita no se pierde la tradiciÓn. ximena: quiero que "despierta amÉrica" se haga un dÍa de la almohada, lo hacen por desestresarse. todo cuenta. lavase los manos y las superficies. separe las carnes crud