more about the cool weekend and a warm up coming up. >> marty: >> marty: a white knuckle flight from arizona to sacramento. passengers on southwest safely landed in the capital but it was pandemonium. a rupture causing a large hole on the top of the plane. this is amateur video from passengers. the pilot on flight 812 to sacramento had to make a emergency landing in yuma, ariz. because a rapid decompression with a 3-ft wide hole. >> i heard a loud popping sound. >> all the sudden i heard a loud bang, windy. and usually, i do not pay attention of the wind was not sure if i put on the mask. and i was holding the hand of demand nectaries are cannot freak out. i was crying my eyes out. the pilot and the crew was amazing! because i fly quite a bit. the crew handled great. everybody maintained their composure as freshly the>> i think it was pretty rapid descent in the decompression was impacting >> marty: the ntsb is looking for the cause of the in-cabin pressure loss - 118 passengers impacted. transferred onto another flight. >> a giants fan was attack by dodgers fans and los angeles. pol

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>> marty: still to come. the brutal beating of the giants fan who is still in a coma. >> a live look outside at the bay bridge cfirst, henry. >> henry: i do not always drink beer but when i do i always make sure to drink it lalaw at the mills on wheels benefit. alameda county. [laughter] jim nasw will tell us about the event. @ the sound of spring... it's a symphony best appreciated... at full blast. the moment you've been waiting for has arrived. springs best event. from cadillac. with zero down, zero due and zero first month's payment on the exhilarating cadillac cts. but like the beauty of spring, it won't last long. >> henry: [laughter] jim nazer is the owner of the restaurant in alameda. we are going to be making a dish to show you something will would tell you something that is a great event. it is a great cause. let us pretend that we're making something. >> this is what we're going to be serving. this is ce viche roho and easy to do. usually, you should marinate this for two hours. take one half pound

>> marty: it should be a beautiful weekend. let us cool head and get the forecast from brian. > a good saturday morning weekend is here and so it's nice weather. sunshine on tap and a warming trend. temperatures in san degrees today. low 70's and70's for the east bay, concord. it is going to be a little windy today. even 30 m.p.h.. for, another day sunshine. and a warming trend. for this afternoon highs of two 70's in most locations. even san francisco has a chance to get to 70's. mid 70's and san jose, oakland and upper 70's for the north bay, santa rosa is 77 for tomorrow. it is going to be similar with sunshine and even warmer. mid 70's in san francisco, oakland could even see 80. upper 70's, low 80s for concord, to santa rosa. nice, warm weather coming in our direction today and for tomorrow. once again, the coast will be 62 degrees in half moon bay. 76 will be an antioch with sunny skies and gusting winds picking up this afternoon. possibly 30 m.p.h.-40 m.p.h. tonight it will last for a while. coming up. with more details

marty and isabel. (laughter) >>ysabel: if you haven't heard yet he will continue to hear it over the next couple of days. it was an epic failure furred charlie sheen. the first of this 20 city comedy tour. coming up on kron 4 news weekend were going to take you to the show and tell you what fans had to say about his big bomb. charlie sheen will tell you it's all about winning. those who watch the show in detroit will probably disagree. charlie heard boos in the crowd, fans gave him two and 1/2 on is down. >> charlie sheen is definitely is not winning on his old mentor. his highly anticipated a violent review of tructroops, he bombed in a big way. >> in the thousands of fans who saw him the lead and have it. they chanted refund, called him a loser. he also pulled the presidential podium and gave in nonsensical stage. his recent interview it was one big mess of montages. he also had his goddesses on stage and they burned his iconic to have men shirt. the show, is dished out show where he never managed to

refresh your ardor so you can refresh her infant. >> marty: big change in their life. >> isabel: >> marty: enjoy the rest of your easter holidays thanks for joining us. problem was to r watching have a great easter sunday.

>>marty: that's a good idea. let's take a quick look outside, live from san francisco you could see some overcast skies there but were expecting it the sprinkler to especially in the north bay later on today maybe even tonight. here to sort it all out is meteorologist brian. >>brian: good sunday morning to you, we have cloudiness around the bay today the low clouds have moved in so it's start to the day. temperatures starting in the upper '40's and low 50s. there's a weather system arriving for this afternoon, its just going to spread clouds over the bay so it's cloudy through the afternoon. some breaks of sunshine and patches of blue still to be seen. the chance for a couple of light sprinkles for the north bay is in the forecast for the afternoon hours with a better chance for more significant rain arriving tonight. especially into tomorrow morning. here is future cast at 10:00 a.m., there are the areas of low cloudiness. through the day the low clouds begin to as they do so the high clouds arrive from the nort

as marty mentioned earlier, got a little peek of sun. that is the order of the day for the next few days. clouds are going to start breaking here. we'll start to see fewer and fewer showers. they will be a little more widely scattered through the weekend. low pressure system moving across the coastline. on up into the northeast. that's dumping some snow on them. it's also pulling some of that cold air up into the northeast. we're going to start to see drying out. high pressure will start building in, the warm air comes behind it so tomorrow we'll see maybe an early shower, then the milder air pushes in. it will be with us through the middle part of the week and then we get into the pattern of april showers. 7:29 is sunset time today. going up to 50 degrees. mostly cloudy and breezy with scattered showers around. tonight 36, mostly cloudy, a passing shower late and then tomorrow you see the trend, 53. this is going to continue. up to opening day. timing is everything. >> i'm glad i'm not wearing rain gear. >>> still to come on "eyewitness

. >> charlie: and marty directs? >> marty directs. i'm with joe. >> charlie: i think that has a fair chance of succeeding. wouldn't you? >> i hope so. >> charlie: to work with marty for you is as good as it gets. >> yeah. absolutely. >> charlie: and you is and al have worked together for -- >> we have worked together a couple of times though we never really -- we had one scene -- >> charlie: everybody thinks that was a movie and you had one scene together. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. so i'm looking forward to that. >> charlie: when will that start? >> marty has one other project he will either do before or after it. we're still figuring that out. >> charlie: it's amazing in movies lining everybody up when the actors are free, when the director is fry, when the photographer is free. >> it's putting together a jigsaw puzzle. you pray sometimes -- it's the easiest way. >> charlie: al goes back to the theater. do you ever want to go to the theater? >> yeah, i just -- i mean, i was thinking about it recently because i have seen people in plays --

marty in the first warning weather center. >> i want to show you westminster. clearly, the truck is not sitting on the lawn. this is 34 degrees westminster. rain in the area but we've got this issue in carroll county. if you look quickly, behind the truck. see the back lights there? it actually looks like there's tracks in the snow. all we know is what we're hearing and what we're seeing. thank you so much for taking that picture. i'm just telling you, this is primarily rain. however, as you move up towards the mason dixon line we've seen wet snow. you look at sharon's traffic cameras, you'll see it's a wet morning, not an icy morning. 37 on tv hill with 96% humidity and northwest component. barometer 29.51. as a matter of fact, the only temperature i'm seeing below freezing is oakland at 30. 36 cumberland, up to 36 hagerstown. up to 36 elkton. upper 30s dc and easton. 39 pax river, 44 ocean city. 34 westminster and 35 bel air. 37 columbia and rock hall. 38 dc. 39 annapolis. we're talking about mainly cloudy skies today with a high of 50. cloudy skies tonight,

unfortunately that's just not going to happen we know there's a swedish guy held inside here his name is marty will be released later on when he returns to sweden to give only one press conference. you say you spent five months on of jonestown where did use the as far as you finance all these trips six trips in two years where were you substandard eleventh two thousand and one did you support bin laden and al qaeda did you meet al qaeda fighters did you carry arms what do you think of bin laden. and after that he won't talk to us he refuses to talk to anyone who has anything to do with the media. but to tell his story we have to go back in time to long before the press conference. was still held at guantanamo and when there was only one official version as you can hear it on the radio station voice of america and al qaeda detainees are being scrutinized and interrogated at the u.s. naval base at guantanamo bay cuba only a select few american servicemen and u.s. officials have direct contact with the prisoners. u.s. officials insist that detainee needs are not torture or subject to any cruel tr

here the story could have ended if it wasn't for this man we saw in a public square in stockholm is marty's father and he had a feeling that things were not good at guantanamo. one two two four one eight forty two forty five degrees of heat locked up and chained and day and night socially isolated not allowed to speak to see or to hear but matchings father didn't know that it was the other way around it was mad together with most of the other prisoners that had in fact decided to start talking. the rumor now was that it wasn't forty degrees or how did grunt on him or any more of the army had started exposing prisoners to freezing temperatures to get them to talk what i will do is urge him as a father to reach out to communicate with his son via a letter which we will transport and ask his son to just. come clean this will help him determine his future here richard prosper the man with a good advice and puppy dog eyes. he is an expert of international law and is signed by the president to visit the countries that have citizens being held at guantanamo. here he was in sweden to persuade mente

martin marty. >> it's simply they want the best education for their child. trust is the big thing. they trust them to affirm the best in the family values. the schools are usually small enough that the teachers get to know everyone. >> reporter: tuition is $7,200, but the school pays more than half of that and must raise more than $1 million a year to do it. at events like this it tries to broaden its donor base by touting holy family as an investment in the community. >> it's safe, it's affordable, it's faith based, and holy family gets results. it's not uncommon at 3:00 to hear sirens instead of school bells in our neighborhood. and the sirens are going to these schools because there are gang fights and gang activities that takes place. >> my name is malik martin and i'm in fourth grade. >> reporter: to reach more affluent people, holy family put its development office 30 miles away, in the prosperous suburbs of chicago's north shore. half its income comes from donors, and that includes more than 30 congregations in the chicago area. >> teachers and tutors help us, and then we ca

marianne and marty are just two of the many viewers who contacted consumerwatch about missing cash for appliances rebates. >> they said there was an irregularity in my rebate application. but they didn't tell me what it was. >> reporter: his mistake was common. it was his name on the application but a spouse name on the required utility bill. >> we have been married for 50 years. it all goes in the same pot and comes out of the same pot. >> went back and verified that the id document does match and the last name and address do match. >> reporter: amy morgan at the california energy commission helped get rebates to all the consumers who contacted us. it states the names on the forms must much but they have changed their policy following numerous denials for that reason but she says there are other reasons, as well. >> we are going through every record not paid to ensure accurasty in processing by our processors. >> reporter: that's because the company contracted to handle the $35 million cash for appliances rebate program has made mistakes. >> horrible communication, horrible customer s

sharon has traffic and marty has weather. >> i saw snowflakes the size of cann

>> marty becker gave me tips ahead of time. but it's amazing how it improves their health. >> i would try it with daisy. charlie would bite me. >> have marty do it. >>> this is the weekend. that means tory johnson is here with special sales only for "gma" viewers. you can find out why britney spears used candy as an accessory. >>> we hope sam had a wonderful vacation this week. he will be back next week. and filling in for him again, is lee goldberg from wabc. >> we're ready for the weekend. and joanne and her family came from florida. hey, nana. what's nana's name? >> betty maxwell. >> are you having a good time in new york? >> loving it. >> they're looking for good pizza. tweet us good pizza places in new york city. on to the weather maps. in the northeast, it's a cooler copy of yesterday. sunshine, boston in the 40s after 65 yesterday. 53 in d.c. it's nice across the country. but over the weekend, we have storms in the mid-atlantic. middle of the country quiets down after severe weather today. warm in the southwest. and the

i am really pleased to have been working with timothy, peter, marty, and our partners. they spent the last 12 months researching, they have done dozens of phone calls and looked at all plans from across the globe. have consulted experts and partners. i am really pleased to be here to support their work today because i think they have already demonstrated the commitment of both well and intelligence that i think we're going to need to see these things happen. >> i will actually walk through the strategy myself. in response, we had a couple of key areas. wanting to develop the climate action plan that the agency produces. there are three other elements that really speak to the transportation system as a whole.

. >> it's a party with marty. many names for the show. one is sunday in the park with george michael. that's in certain cities. but it's a very loose improvised show but all the characters show up. i do about three a month. i think it's always a mistake to never not be on stage. >> jimmy: is that right? >> because you get stale. you have to constantly -- and every audience is great. >> jimmy: if people want to come and see you, you're at the dean learner center at walnut creek this friday. when the movie is opening. >> it's a big marty day. >> jimmy: at the performing arts center in wichita on may 21. >> correct. >> jimmy: i'd like to travel with you and listen to your stories. >> i would love you to travel with me. i don't necessarily need to hear your stories. >> jimmy: i'll be quiet and laugh. >> i'll tell you mine. >> jimmy: martin short, everybody. "hoodwinked too!" opens in theaters this friday. we'll be right back with kat dennings. woman: till all the books are read... man: and all the pens are put down... woman: and everything th

i marty starting to reach people criticizing why she did not. -- i marty starting to read it. it is not good when you do not wear a hat to a royal wedding. >> justine: the also notice when you do wear hats. it goes both ways. >> james: look how big that how it is its 2 ft. across. let's go through some of the changes, life is going to be different for catherine middleton. we prepared eight graphic that what will be she is not officially a princess because she was not born into royalty, she was the duchess of cambridge, she's not a allowed to vote, she can't play monopoly, back in the day the royal family would fight over the game so they banded.band ite can't eat shellfish because they're afraid it may be poisoned. she has to finish her dinner, >> reporter: but when the queen stops eating you're done. if you're having dinner with the queen and she's finished that's that. she gets to travel meeting with dignitaries, doing a lot of charity work. she is not accepting wedding guests they are asking people to make donations to charities. >> james: one is an anti bullion jerrcharity

my colleague marty produced one as well. that show as 50 percent reduction by 2030. i'm not sure i believe that but if you think the river is going to get more water, you might be living in, la la, land. two problems. one in lower basin and one in higher basin. if you look that bottom line the net balance is a minus one point 4 million acre feet per year. that's going in there on average and that's not doing to change in lake, powell, and the out flows are 14 million acre feed with that in that system , it doesn't take long to see you will have a problem with average hydraulics. in my state there's this great terror that something called, a compact call will occur. basically it means section 3d, will be violated and it will fail to deliver this feed in ten years. when your denver water or other utilities that are in case 70 dependent in some cases on water, a notion of a contact call strikes terror in the heart of water manager's. there's that issue and theres the upper issue of, how much water is left to develop. some things or think there is plenty jpand some folk

and the show is killer, i'm so stoked to be able to play such a rad character like marti. she is kind of a rebel. she's definitely a nonconformist. >> jimmy: tell everyone that "hellcats" is basically like a dance, cheerleading squad? >> yeah. it seems like you kind of know. dance cheerleading squad. >> jimmy: that's my -- my demographic. i'm your demographic. 36-year-old men watching me. yeah, yeah. >> totally. that's what i was -- that's what i was thinking. >> jimmy: it's evolved. the show has evolved. >> yeah. >> jimmy: at first it was like a "bring it on," type of vibe. >> well, i think everybody thought, "oh, it's gonna be shallow, it's gonna be chicks with pom-poms and short skirts" -- which it still is. but -- >> jimmy: the roots love that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: they love that -- [ scattered applause ] >> but it's got a lot of heart, and it's a cool journey following my character marti through these ups and downs of being in this cheerleading world which is something that she would never expect herself to be in. but, she gets a free ride, so -- >> jimmy: yeah, but now

this accreditation is facilitated to assure the offending martis are principals are upheld. we know her they were willing to work with us. the teachers were prepared, and there was a point in the school year where they are allocated funds. however, they have declined and least three times to get a consultation, and there has been no communication with teachers about this. thank you very much. president mendosa: there is a lot of speakers and line. if you could please honor the one minute, i would appreciate it. >> i apologize if i sound redundant for anything you have heard before. there seem to be a lot of themes here, not only in our school but particularly around transparency, first of all, i would like to set and all of the comments and add that i in here because of the broken promise. the broken promise to a special need child and to all the children to public montessori. the promise of an ami education, as stated on the website, and i am happy to provide you a copy, what was then on the website for quite a long time, and actually, i do not know much about the world edu

. >> reporter: physical therapist marty maddux sees four to five patients with the condition. and points the finger at computers. >> if you are, bog on a keyboard or -- if you are working on a keyboard or mousing with your right arm, just 12 hours a day, you weren't meant to do that. >> maddux says while frozen shoulder goes away in time, this wait and see approach is a bad idea. for starters, patients stop moving their shoulders. >> you get scar tissue buildup and atrophy of the muscles. because you've been toying away with it. >> reporter: and then your neck and back tighten up, causing even more trouble. the key? restore motion. the sooner, the better. >> they do get worse if you ignore it. >> and sitting at a computer for a marathon stint, it may take marathon training. and that means building up upper body strength. dr. kim mulvilhill, cbs 5 healthwatch. >>> and that's right. we need to get up and move. >> absolutely. >>> coming up an annual tradition on a roll in washington, d.c. >>> how a bay area girl won a special invite to the white house. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, e annu

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>> marty from san jose and i read about this in the chronicle this morning, and finally made it and i would like to find about it sooner. and we have problems too and one thing about pedestrians, they think they are standing on the curb and can go across. and some problem has to do the pedestrians and education through your local cable channels and this is the proper way and everyone else is doing it. and once they get in the crosswalk, they have their ear stuff on and not paying attention. and i watch my mom cross and it scares me. and wants to go across and doesn't know that the trucks come along and education is a big deal and pedestrians should bear the brunt. >> yes, we are adults and need to set the examples. >> please keep us included, visation valley and thank you for that and we have asians and newly arrived immigrants and they have no idea and want to thank you for your time and this process, and how do we use this the most, and the comments and safety is everyone's issue, and regardless, and i want to say that, i am surprised and i haven't seen anyone from the unified schoo

. >> reporter: physical therapist marty maddox sees four to five patients a day with the condition. she points the finger at computers. >> if you are working on a keyboard on mousing with your right arm, 12 hours a day, you weren't meant to do that. >> reporter: she says while it goes away in time this wait-and- see approach is a bad idea. for starters, patients stop moving their shoulders. >> you get scar tissue build- up. and you get atrophy of the muscles because you have been toying around with it. >> reporter: your neck and back tighten up causing more trouble. the key, restore motion the sooner the better. >> they get worse if you ignore it. >> reporter: and sitting at a computer for marathon stints may take marathon training. that means building up upper body strength. it's not just computers. frozen shoulder can be triggered by psychological stress or a physical injury even shoulder surgery. it's also been linked to diabetes, thyroid disorders, parkinson's disease, and heart disease. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really want

it's saturday night here in moscow my name's kevin owen and he's the top stories for marty it's almost twenty five years since the chernobyl disaster but one community hit hard by the fall that is in jewett since having no money to move residents of a carry on with their lives on contaminated land as we report. civilian casualties continue to climb in libya with the u.s. bringing in unmanned drones to strike government forces meanwhile gadhafi troops reportedly retreat from coastal areas leaving rebels to face tribal opposition. and it's a case of freedom of speech versus religious tolerance in the u.s. where a pastor who publicly burn the koran is the president to staging a protest in what's considered the country's muslim capital he is instead off a designated zones where to speak freely without inciting violence. or programs continue next month and andrew searches for latino flavor in russian capital states you're going to you can't go out to see exactly what he discovered. hello i was the president on this christmas last several weeks like that every day with eleven family embassie

and still to come for your guests from outer space marty goes to russia's most alien visited region to meet the eye witnesses who say the truth is a lot less. and story still to come for you but first there are up to three hundred thousand child sex slaves in the u.s. according to a recent human rights report and with that figure growing all the time washington is accused of a posse and failing to protect the young sex trafficking that is going to china has more in this. u.s. state department regularly puts out reports on how horrific human trafficking is in other countries but right under the government's very nose in washington dozens of girls and boys are sold. just walks away from capitol hill where on the street that's known as the heart for lobbyists and lawyers in washington that's why they like night this is where spores of prosecutors want to get picked up and killed when the average age thirteen are also being trafficked here to washington and seoul the f.b.i. estimates that each year more than one hundred thousand underage american girls are exploited for commercial sex in t

organizing last year's commonwealth games is giving court today over claims of corruption shirish khan marty was the face of big games organizing committee and is alleged to have favored a swiss company when buying equipment for timing and scoring of spending thirty one million dollars of government money when the equipment could have been poured elsewhere for much less come out his arrest comes a month after two other officials of the organizing committee were held not very many were accused of financial irregularities cost overruns so the games budget jumped from four hundred twelve million dollars to fifteen billion dollars the indian government regrets what has happened. because of the. being tried to get up from drugs it is unfortunate. and what has happened is something which i cannot report in school and finally organizes the sochi winter. olympics have revealed design they hope will live long in the memory it is a mix of culture and images from russia that will be used to branded vans and venues in two thousand and fourteen the concept is based on a tradition which work with them is

dollars of government money when the equipment could have been poured elsewhere for much less than marty's arrest comes a month after to see whether officials of the organizing committee were held a live bar not an v.k. version where accused of financial irregularities cost overrun so the games budget jumped four hundred twelve million dollars to fifteen billion dollars the indian government says it regrets what has happened believe. the indian because of the. being proud and being proud but up from drugs it was unfortunate. and what has happened is something which i. and finally organizes that the sochi winter olympics have revealed a design they hope will live long in the memory it's a mix of cultural images from russia that will be used to brand events and venues in twenty fourteen the concept is based on a traditional want to work will understood brainchild of sports leisure group or scope sport the passion is a combination of sixteen designs representing the most famous russian crafts along with some of the different cultures traditions and ethnic groups that make up in russia. little

cannot is marty can understand what's pushed her son to sick. but she can't reconcile herself with the reality of their decision. if she dies i die with him what would i leave for all who fall. in ninety nine but he's waiting wishing for death whether it's national. party. he use eleven billion year aid budget has come in for some sub criticism of waste and accusations that it's helping to buy private jets of corrupt regimes here ahead in the davis cup or balances the e.u. cull and troll it's a. sense of all. this system isn't working i think this report makes very clear. but there is no surprise i mean from our point of view here you have the european union for sixteen years in a row they haven't signed off their own account because of order to you know so much fraud in their cars they can't even sign them off so it's not a surprise that you know there's a allegations of private jets being bought by certain country leaders shortly after receiving this kind of the u.s. aid the whole thing is a mess it needs discipline i think it's better done by

being criticized for failing to break the siege of the city by the party's troops political researcher marty dias. says the alliance is one in the conflict in libya instead of helping. it was all. over are talking about here is the politics of nato and the united states and its role as the e.u. are not about unifying or ending that deadlock what they're doing in libya is actually insidious they are prolonging the conflict because it's the longer this conflict takes the more entrenched the transitional council and their services to transit what they've been doing is they've been playing a teeter totter they've been helping the rebels then ceasing help helping the rebels and then reducing help they want to divide the country and weaken it this is why i'm saying this is an insidious process according to radio host and author steven london the military intervention in libya is an attempt to gain control of the country's oil wealth and is not helping libyans at all. really about a power grab as well as. power grab. it includes controlling the resources be exploiting the people private enterprise.

india's commonwealth games has a paid in court on a corruption charge sure ashcan marty is accused of favoring a swiss company when buying timing and scoring equipment for the games that were held in new delhi comedy and two other officials were arrested on monday as part of an investigation into the scandal plagued competition one man held a slip as he arrived for a court hearing reflecting a wave of public anger against the official india had hoped the games would help improve its global image but instead it was deeply embarrassed by corruption allegations construction delays and cost overruns as the budget polluted billions of dollars. of. being caught. being trucked got up from drug use it is unfortunate and i think it will not happen and what has happened is something which i am going to. find many paki has added the role of singer to his repertoire the eight division boxing world champion has recorded a single ahead of his w.p.a. title fight against american shane mosley aipac yeah he's usually a pain for the ferocity of his punches rather than the ending is obvious voice but al

this is marty. >> why is it so important to work? >> to have money, self-esteem, and have friends. >> robby relishes the chance to change prejudices. >> it gives people a chance to show what they can do. >> you're doing real well. >> thank you. >> and the boss said they're why he has survived the recession. a host of other companies have fa followed morris' lead who simply says it's the right thing to do. >> and so it is. that's our broadcast for this friday night. thank you for being with us. lester holt will be here this weekend, and brian williams will be back on monday. i'm kate snow. for all of us here at nbc news, good night. >>> right now at 6:00, a surprising twist in the barry bonds perjury trial. one of his childhood best friends and one of his biggest supporters is walking free. >> a fitting tribute to the giants' fan attacked supporting his team outside dodgers' stadium. the moment of silence in his honor today at at & t park. >> a nail biting game. the torture in full effect.