can't even consume mate the marriage. >> the groom has been in the pel can based state prison since age 18. >> i was involved in a street gang, drugs and violence and all of that. got in a shootout. there were six guys in the car that said i shot at and hit and all of that. she gave me six life terms for that. >> because of his gang affiliation, individuvidal is a to the secured housing unit where contact visits are not permitted. >> you stand free and apart from all of the people in this world and right now you stand within the charmed circle -- >> vidal and his bride were childhood friends and reconnected five years earlier. though it's unlikely vidal will ever be free, la tisha agreed to march rehim anyway, her son ruben stood in as the best man. >> she sees me, the person inside. she gave me her family. >> i raul take the latisha. >> to be my wedded wife, to have and hold to this day forward. >> i'm the black sheep of my family. i'm the only one that ever been to prison. >> i latisha take raul to be my wedded husband, to have and hold from this day forward. >> thinking about the sac

consequences. >> how did the bride and groom take it? >> a lot of tears. very disappointed. >>> time now is 4:40. the detainment of a u.s. citizen in north korea adding to the already tense situation between the u.s. and pyongyang. >>> students racing towards history as they work to develop the future of transportation. was taken into custody.. as he was getting ready to fly out of the country. ing acco >>> a u.s. citizen is being detained in north korea. he was taken into custody as he was getting ready to fly out of the country. he was teaching at the university of science and technology. north korean officials have not said why he was detained. two other american citizens are being held by north korea. they were detained last year. north korea is threatening to sink an american aircraft carrier. they are starting drills in the western pacific. and a north korean newspaper says the country is ready to sink the boat with a single strike. u.s. officials said it's part of a strike group near the korean peninsula but it won't be there for

the principal writing, i believe this may be grooming behavior on the part of dr. gregor. later that year, santa fe public schools and gregor signed an agreement that he would resign and not apply for another position within the school district. and in exchange he would receive a neutral recommendation. meanwhile, gregor stands firm that no wrongdoing ever took place. >> you shouldn't allow a teacher to have a neutral recommendation who you've given this kind of reprimand to. >> reporter: agreements like this are what congress aimed to stamp out when it passed a 2015 law requiring states to prohibit helping a school employee find a new job after sexual misconduct is found or even suspected. >> the los angeles school district not only hid the truth, it provided three references. >> reporter: but the law didn't require background checks on school employees, and with 45 states yet to implement regulations, critics say it has no teeth. yeneli was one of the few to come forward to accuse their teacher by reporting the alleged abuse to the principal, ruby montoya. >> her respons

now, it's generally tradition for the groom not to see the bride's wedding dress before the big day. but one woman from greenwich who was diagnosed with breast cancer has shown us her specially designed gown — hope her husband's not watching — because she's planning to run the london marathon in it... to run the london marathon in it. immediately after getting married early that morning! chris slegg has been to meet her this is a picture of me doing my first ever ten k run. i did itjust a week before my last chemotherapy, when i was diagnosed with breast cancer. 0n when i was diagnosed with breast cancer. on my right, this is my fiance duncan. fiancee for only three more days. on sunday morning duncan becomes jackie's husband. they will get married at one of london's famous landmarks and then the big day will get bigger. we are getting married at 730 in the morning on the cutty sark. that's before walking up the hill to run the london marathon. jackie now has no signs of cancer. the couple have hours after tying the knot they will be up hours after tying the knot they will beupa

he's dmitry, the groom from the future. >> steven hawking was right. >> it's my, dmitry from the future. i came back. i want to see you on our wedding d day. >> going through, a little surprised what's going on. >> i'm going back. time travel is wearing off. i just wanted to come back and tell you you are making the best decision of your life. we are going to be so happy together. >> he gets down on one knee. he looks right into her eyes, reassures her and then gives her a letter. >> i wrote it all down in a letter. read it. the most important thing is i can never know that this happened. if i find out this happened, the whole space-time continue um is destroyed. >> this is a thoughtful gesture set up by her husband dmitry but that's still another man giving her a kiss. >> getting kissed by an old man. >> i bet she was able to sit there, crack up. she can't even get to the letter. >> i like this one, because that is something i wouldn't have expected. >> i think this gesture definitely solidifies she's marrying the right guy if he's that the thoughtful and had a sense of humor. >> this

marking -- making him the first president to address the groom since ronald reagan. the national rifle association, endorsed candidate trump a year ago after he promised to appoint judges who would support the expansion of gun rights. >> accused cop killer in delaware its dead after a standoff with police that lasted, lasted nearly an entire day. authorities say, the man emerged from the house armed and engaged police. who then shot and killed him. earlier police used explosives to blow the doors and windows off his house. still the standoff continued for hours. sealy fled to the hom killing the state trooper, in the parking lot of a convenience store wednesday. ballard's colleagues called the officer a hero. >> the action of steven yesterday, exemplified the dedication -- that he brought to the citizens of delaware. >> investigators are looking into possible motive thousands. not saying whether state trooper ballard was targeted individually or as a police officer. >> to the west coast now. hundreds of protestors in berkeley were met by large police presence. ann co

finally, the groom had to step in. the woman had to blow the stuff out of her nose and clear her eyes. a weird part of this, i guess it's sort of a tradition in china to prank the bridal party. this just went way too far. >> let's head over to the uk for mother's day. he's got his 5-year-old, 10-year-old in the back of his car. they're on their way to celebrate mother's day. and along the way they decided to just stop alongside the road and pick some daffodils for grandma. isn't that a sweet thing to do? >> that's super sweet. >> picked a little more than two dozen. >> had a couple bunches in their hands. when they turned around, they spotted this. >> this police officer here decided to take them off of my children. >> is it like the poppy in california where if you cut it it's illegal? >> the daffodils aren't endangered but it is unlawful to pick or cut flowers from city parks and other publicly planted areas. you see her writing stuff down. the only thing i can see is that she provided advice to this family. i don't

first, meet the bride and groom upon entering. red envelope, also known as the hung bao. like in "goodfellas," it's a little something for the bride and groom. help them get started in their new life. >> thank you. >> awesome. >> okay. table setting. often with some must-haves present -- booze, whiskey, smokes for the guests. >> so this is kind of like a traditional chinese wedding. they will rent a hotel. >> oh, i know. i do this every week. i go from hotel to hotel. and i crash weddings. >> okay. >> roast duck. that i will have, of course, and some bang yudu, or beef tripe in garlic sauce. kona crab shelled and then sauteed in garlic and ginger before being stuffed back into the shell. steamed turbot with scallions. >> the wedding in china will have this kind of meal for whole two days. whole weekend. >> i'm telling you, we should do this every week. i'll come back. i'm going to move to shanghai. and you and me, twice a week we'll just go to weddings. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> you may kiss your bride. ♪ >> and there is of course drinking, much drinking. >> s

the groom's rambling on incoherently. everything's coming together? okay. the rings. you have the rings? don't do that dumb "i forgot the rings" bit. >> michael: i wasn't gonna do that. killjoy. [ doorbell rings ] >> esther: oh, and your family and friends to witness all of the joy. >> kevin: right. >> gloria: esther. hello, my love. i left the car running -- not

today, weeks later, the groom is still in the hospital recovering from a brain eating parasite. cate caugurian has their story. >> reporter: it was a perfect ceremony. ben and aliza tied the knot in january. but it got ugly fast going from a honeymoon to the hospital. >> feeling like, feeling like somebody was taking a hot knife and just stabbing me in different parts of my body. >> reporter: the couple came home with an unwith an unwelcome souvenir. they were diagnosed with rat lung worm. >> i have had several operations. two pneumonias, a blood clot, right now, i'm dealing with a kidney issue. all of which was spurred by the rat lung. >> reporter: right now, ben is undergoing intensive rehab here at davey's medical center. he still has two more weeks of recovery before he can be released. rat lung worm can do serious brain and spinal cord damage. it is spread by a parasite that infects rats, slugs, and snails. humans can get it by eating raw produce or contaminated animals like shrimp or crab. >> it really does disrupt and destroy people's lives. >> reporter: how the couple go

in fact, mark the groom is a huge spam fan. so much so, guys, he actually changed his middle name to i love spam. >> no. >> what? for real? like legally? >> for reals. >> legally? >> legally. >> a judge allowed that? >> yep. he's found a woman to marry him. and right here in the middle of the museum with onlookers, with other museum patrons and spam's senior brand manager as the fish i can -- officiant, they got married. the flower girls are their daughters. they exchanged vows, wore rings. and she vowed to love him forever. in fact, she now will be an love spam. >> if that floats his boat and she loves him, good for them. i'm not mad at them. >> it means a lot to me. >> i forgot to mention the fact that they flew into the state from the uk for their wedding. >> came all the way to the united states to get married and they went to spam museum. wow. >> on the brugt side, you never have to guess what your man wants for dinner. >> i was just thinking that. what are we going have for dinn dinner? >>> there's never a good time to ha

friends of the groom, friends of the bride. >> reporter: the guests were drinking mostly bud light and it doest seem like weapons were involved only fists. two san jose police officers were already there working security. they called for back up and a short time later an army of officers showed up to break up the fight. it's unclear how many people were arrested but police took away at least one woman in handcuffs. a local portuguese band rents out the hall for special events, they had a warning for any would be problem makers. >> rent it, have a good time but don't start a fight because the police will be called. >>> everyone inside the house got out outside, one woman suffered a minor burn trying to put the fire out. >>> we're hearing for the first time from from the suspect of a house fire in fresno. he originally thought of turning himself in then he changed his life. >>> in creating chaos around fresno. >> and shoot at four people tuesday? >> no. >> i'm going to have to fight with them. i'm going to have to fight for the people who died at the hands of racist white. >> reporter: m

price, the fee paid to parents by the greens, -- by the rooms -- by the grooms has fallen dramatically to as little as eight pounds. so what is the future for these kids, boys and girls? education could be the key to a better life, and that is why all the displacement camps insist on children going to school five days a week. much of the anger of boko haram, which detests western education. school is fun? >> yes. reporter: you like math? spelling? no, you don't like math? you do like math? ok. if only things were that simple. their teacher says most parents hate boko haram, but many do believe western education threatens islamic culture. >> most of the parents, they don't want it to intervene in the school. reporter: what is that? is that because they believe what boko haram says? >> that is ignorance. reporter: a fitting tribute to the memory of the missing chibok girls is that these youngsters at least have the chance to go go to school. tim: you are watching bbc "world news america." knows, vaccines can be lifesavers. with their introduction, measles and other illnesses have plummet

the bride and the groom were connecting in houston. they were going to costa rica. they told the television station in houston they sat in see there was a man lying down across their row. well, the flight crew first escorted them back to their correct seats and allegedly told them later to get off the plane. united rebooked them on a flight this morning which is their wedding day. in a statement, the airline says these passengers repeatedly attempted to fit sit in upgrade seating which they didn't purchase and would not follow crew instructions to return to their assigned seats. >>> meantime, united is changing policy when it comes to bumping customers for crew members. in an internal memo, they say must ride bookings have to be made at least at hour before departure. this change comes after a man got dragged off a flight in chicago when he refused to give up his seat. we all saw the video. united says this is an initial step in review of its policy to ensure that this never happens again. >>> to politics now, taking our second in command overseas is vice president

the couple did officially become man and wife in a church and the groom says that their dinner decision wasn't any kind of stunt. instead, it stemmed from a craving he couldn't deny. >> i'm currently stationed in new mexico and there's no n and outs there. no endorsement going out. [ laughter ] >> they are venturing far from their favorite restaurant in saturday. they will be flying to england for a honeymoon. >> that's the way to save money on the big banquet. >>> time 4:52. a bizarre incident at a bay area bus stop where a man is ticketed for eating pizza. we'll explain. >> and more than 100 firefighters rushed to the scene after a california food plant erupts in flames. ,,,, >>> good morning. it is april 4. our temperatures are still averaging 4 degrees above normal in san francisco but 10 degrees above average in concord. filter sunshine. 60s at the beaches, 70s at the peninsula, 73 redwood city and san jose and the santa clara valley through willow glen. fremont low 70s. east bay numbers coming down from yesterday when we topped off at 80 in concord. today about 78. but again, not

so the grooming started when you were about nine? but for this man, it has been all too familiar. as a boy, peter waw sexually abused by his parish priest. it lasted for six years but it took another three decades for his abuser to be jailed. he believes the catholic church is still failing to protect children by refusing to make it mandatory for abuse mentioned in confession to be reported to the police. it is literally a get out ofjail free card for criminals. and, again, what they are doing is saying we are more prepared to protect an offender than we are to take care of this child and future generations of children. the church has not responded with one voice. the archbishops of australia have spoken of shame and negligence. over £160 million has been paid in compensation but there has been no change on issues about confession. i think it would be a tragedy if the privacy of the confessional, if you like, the privileged communication in the confessional is abolished. even if that means abuse goes unreported ? i think what is needed is a protocol, if you will. the catholic chu

a bride and groom using the t-rex dream theme for -- >> the full ceremony. >> how it made for one jurassic walk down the aisle. >>> animal rescue team l.a. if you want to join their smart team, you have to really look at the job description. the smart team goes into places like this. >> we enter the crawl space of a building. >> because some days ago, some kittens were orphaned and they could be heard but nobody could get to them. so the specialized mobile animal rescue team has to go under that building to go get them. as you could see, they go in. >> hi, kitty cat. >> yeah. that's just one. >> like a dungeon down there. cats aren't easy like dogs. you can't just bring a cheeseburger down there. >> i will do nothing to help you rescue mee. you have to come get me. >> good news is they were taken in and they're going to be fostered until it's time for them to be put up for adoption. the second rescue completed by my imaginary boyfriend in the uk, he's rescuing a hedgehog stuck in the net. >> in the netting, they get in it. you can see how twisted it's gotten. >> like designed to get caught

price, or the fee paid to parents by the grooms, had fallen dramatically to as little as £8. so what's the future for these kids, boys and girls? education could be the key to a better life and that's why all the displacement camps insist on children going to school five days a week, much to the anger of boko haram, which detests western education. school is fun? yes. you like maths? yes. spelling? yes. no! no? you don't like maths? yes! you do like maths! ok. if only things were that simple. their teacher, mostafa mohammad, says that while most parents hate boko haram, many do believe a western education threatens islamic culture. some of the parents, most of the parents, they don't want their children being in the school. and why is that? is that because they believe what boko haram says? that's it. ignorance. a fitting tribute to the memory of the missing chibok girls is that these youngsters do at least have the chance to go to school. clive myrie, bbc news in north—eastern nigeria. british scientists are calling it an "astonishing" discovery. deep under the waves of th

price, or the fee paid to parents by the grooms, had fallen dramatically to as little as £8. so what‘s the future for these kids, boys and girls? education could be the key to a better life and that‘s why all the displacement camps insist on children going to school five days a week, much to the anger of boko haram, which detests western education. school is fun? yes. you like maths? yes. spelling? yes. no! no? you don‘t like maths? yes! you do like maths! 0k. if only things were that simple. their teacher, mostafa mohammad, says that while most parents hate boko haram, many do believe a western education threatens islamic culture. some of the parents, most of the parents, they don‘t want their children being in the school. and why is that? is that because they believe what boko haram says? that‘s it. ignorance. a fitting tribute to the memory of the missing chibok girls is that these youngsters do at least have the chance to go to school. clive myrie, bbc news in north—eastern nigeria. the un refugee agency has issued another warning about the risk of mass deaths

andy morse was only 1a, a pupil at winchester college in 1975 when the grooming started. less than two years later he was accepting regular and violent beatings in smyth‘s garden shed. sojohn smyth had every single bandage, dressing, iodine, anything that had been invented, but even though he had all that equipment and i call it paraphernalia, we were bleeding everywhere. even with these dressings on, wearing these adult nappies, we bled all over his house. as the years went by, these schoolboys became young men and moved on to university but the beatings continued. now too physicalfor one man on his own, smyth needed to recruit a right—hand man from within the group. he asked simon doggart, one of his victims, to start beating his best friends. one of their victims did not want to speak on camera but told us his story for the first time. john smyth beat me first, appallingly with his usual force, then simon doggart took over while john watched. i recall immediately the absolute brutality of his beating, far, far worse than smyth. there was no discussion, no emotion t

i'm sure the groom would have been thrilled about that. >>> how a family's faith is helping them heal as their teenage son deals with some kind of a mystery illness. >>> right after the break, how people are using botox to >>> botox got its first fda approval for cosmetic uses 15 years ago this week. since then it's been approved to treat many conditions. from migraines sweating. now researchers are testing the injections to see if they can treat depression and social anxiety. vivian cook has formerly struggled. tried alternative therapies and medication to cope with her symptoms but nothing worked. after hearing about the botox study she gave it a try. >> my mood was better on a day- to-day basis. i had less problems with depression. >> researchers believe the botox inhibits facial muscles and calms them down. final testing gets underway soon. >>> a teenager with a rare disease in a community that's rallying around his family. as hannah davis explains from dallas, faith is helping them through some really tough times. >> reporter: how do you know when you've made it home? for the lan

. >> reporter: as investigators build their case, they say the teacher groomed and manipulated the student. new court documents reveal before the pair vanished cummins left his wife a note saying he left to clear his head. he filled a prescription for cialis and took out a loan for $4500. caught on surveillance tape at walmart two days after the alleged kidnapping, they stayed at cheap motels with one bed. elizabeth thomas is back in tennessee comfortable and resting but she suffered severe emotional trama says her family. >> she needs to work through and understand that what happened to her was not her fault and that she can't go on in life with blame and shame. >> reporter: tonight, the massive manhunt is finally over, but the healing has just begun. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> as the trump administration moves to further secure this country's borders and crack down on undocumented immigrants, we have a rare look tonight at how federal immigration authorities go about trying to arrest and deport those with criminal records. gadi schwartz rode along with enforcement officers in souther

larry: diane groomes has been a fixture on the force as the d.c. assistant chief but she is stepping down. sam ford has a look at the new job. sam? sam: at a ceremony at the police headquarters where assistant chief diane groomes announced her retirement, she announced she is taking on a job at $2 billion develop in the the city, the office, retail and residential. the police brass crowded in the command center to say farewell to the head of the m.p.d. patrol and the school security. diane groomes. >> this is not goodbye but see you later. >> thank you. she was going to floor. but i got bless and an opportunity came my way. >> the wharf southwest water front asked if she would take over the security force and she said yes. >> he sells the newspaper and he knows her. >> the community activist. >> i love the rumpalled hair. >> retired >> very compassionate and efficient. officer's office. >> a lot of good community among the cops. >> to the community thank you. >> on a new mission. >> i hope to make them proud. i will work my butt off to make sure it

i called the number, came down for an interview and the rest is history. >> next month grooms will take over private security for the $2 billion wharf project rising in southwest still close to mpd. >> i don't feel comfortable. i don't feel scared leaving. i know the department in this city is in great hands. >> it will chiefs to take over her current duties. in the district tom sherwood, news4. >> not a bad day today but definitely a lot different than what we saw out there yesterday. yesterday highs in the low 70s, today we're only in the low 60s and we've seen a lot of cloud covers and showers. take a look at these numbers here. a far cry from yesterday. only 53 in ocean city. look back to the west, 80 degrees in lexington. we've seen hours during the day today across parts of our region. most of those out of here and right now i'm tracking this area of showers and even some thunderstorms including a severe one just southwest of cleveland. that area of rain moves our way overnight tonight. showers overnight into tomorrow morning. much warmer tomorrow. we do get around 80 degrees mark

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in fact, mark the groom is a huge spam fan. so much so, guys, he actually changed his middle name to i love spam. >> no. >> what? for real? like legally? >> for reals. >> legally? >> legally. >> a judge allowed that? >> yep. he's found a woman to marry him. and right here in the middle of the museum with onlookers, with other museum patrons and spam's senior brand manager as the fish i can -- officiant, they got married. the flower girls are their daughters. they exchanged vows, wore rings. and she vowed to love him forever. in fact, she now will be an i love spam. >> if that floats his boat and she loves him, good for them. i'm not mad at them. >> it means a lot to me. >> i forgot to mention the fact that they flew into the state from the uk for their wedding. >> came all the way to the united states to get married and they went to spam museum. wow. >> on the brugt side, you never have to guess what your man wants for dinner. >> i was just thinking that. what are we going have for dinn dinner? >>> there's never a good time to

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everybody else went to costa rica in the wedding party just not the bride and groom in time. united also announced a change in policy crew members can no erlong displace customers who already boarded a plane. the change comes after a passenger was dragged from a fully booked united express flight. cell phone video sparked outrage and caused a public relations nightmare. a crew member must make ride bookings at least one hour >>> i still don't understand why the guy who was sprawled across three seats wasn't asked to move. >> we need to verify the story. >> united needs to figure out what to do to fly friendly skies. >> and in the meantime people are taking advantage of other airlines and taking advantage of united not looking as good. >> leaving today from our area we've got a little rain delay or need to get to the airport really early because of the rain. >> it's going to be slowing down traffic the lunch hour today but the evening commute looks much better and by tomorrow it's going to be refreshing outside and comparison to what it was like just yesterday afternoon on eas

bride may kiss the groom. >> reporter: -- a new start jeff is offering all of the above at a discount. rene mckiernan wasn't expecting to have flowers at her wedding. >> the cost of flowers is astronomical. the thing with the flowers is they're beautiful. they're one of the biggest expenses of a wedding, and they're so wasteful. >> reporter: until about bloomerent. >> they didn't look like they were second-hand flowers. >> bloomerent is sharing arrangements to save bucks. >> i'm moving buds from rent a to larger vases. >> the first bride picks out her flowers and gets a 10% discount for sharing them with the second bride. the second bride saves 40% to 60% by using those same flowers day or two later. in between the florist freshens, spruces and rearranges. >> all we're going to do is zush it and pick out the bad things. >> reporter: so mckiernan paid $750 where the first braid paid $1,700. >> do you remember your flowers. >> yes. >> what were they green around it and they were very expensive. >> after seeing those perfectly fresh flowers tossed at the end of her wedding night, denise

the bride and groom were rebookd on a later flight. united said the couple repeatedly tried to sit in upgraded seats they didn't buy and would not move. >>> when we come back, not the usual greeting at a walmart. things got a little bit rough for these >>> and an emotional night for boston celtics isaiah thomas. hutting perm tragedy aside and playing his heart out. i put it on my back. ok, this is interesting. there we go. there's the little tingle. i feel this electrical pulse grabbing at my muscles. level 3. 5. i'm pleasantly surprised. it was more powerful than i was expecting it to be. it worked. what can i say? i believe aleve. learn more and read reviews at aleve.com. um, i got something on this, but i'm not quite sure what it is. it's jelly. definitely jelly. it's already coming out. does tuesday work? treat your clothes better with new tide pods plus downy. cleans and conditions in one step. >>> heavy rain caused flash flooding in the queen city area over the weekend. storm sewers in cincinnati could not handle th

>> the grooming business is doing very well globally. basically organic sales were flat to modestly up across all the markets. total of the markets ex-the u.s. u.s., there is an incident reduction. we w. you have more people with facial hair. we still have products that are valuable for they said. we also have more competeitive n price. >> so the beards are affecting you. >> is that just a beard thing? >> don't workers we have proper on ducts for they said. >> is that a shave club situation though? >> no, it's a broader society number of shaves and square inches shaved on a daily basis. >> that is fantastic. love that data. ubs has a survey out they say 74% of investors think the prior arity for the trump administration should be corporate tax reform. i'm assuming that for cfos, it's 100%. we expect to hear details of a tax plan later on today. 15% rate. i mean, besides i assume you think that is great, anything else you can add to that, would that be -- how good would that be for the bottom line? >> well, i just think it's critical for

heritage foundation and the federalist society, groomed by billionaire conservatives like mr. anschutz, another hard-right special interest person. judge gorsuch, of course, had a chance. most of us waited until after the hearings because at the hearings, he had a chance to distance himself from these views, but he refused to substantively answer question after question. so if judge neil gorsuch fails to reach 60 votes -- which, by the way, the american people believe is the appropriate standard for a supreme court nominee -- it's not because democrats are being obstructionists. it's because he failed to convince 60 senators that he belongs on the supreme court. in that event, the answer is not to permanently change the rules and traditions of the senate. the answer is to change the nominee and do what president clinton and president obama did before they nominated people, consult the other party so there would be some semblance of bipartisanship. the majority's trying to make this a binary choice, confirm gorsuch or change the rules. not so. just not so. the idea that if judg

. >> reporter: as investigators build their case, they say the teacher groomed and manipulated the student. new court documents contend before the pair vanished, kru s cummins told his wife he needed to clear his head, took out a prescription for cialis and visited walmart. police say that cheap motels were also bought with one bed. now, again, tad cummins is in custody and is set to be arraigned on monday. >> maya rodriguez, thank you. >>> new questions are swirling today in the wake of the death of former nfl star aaron hernandez who hanged himself in his jail cell earlier this week. what did the notes he left behind say? and who should pay for the crime he committed? nbc's morgan radford is here with more, >> reporter: that she'lsheinell good morning. at the height of his career, hernandez signed a $40 million contract with the new england patryouts. now the mother of the man he killed said the patriots should give her any money leftover from the contract and pay her for her son's wrongful death. more bombshells in the aaron hernandez case. after the former patriots tight-end shockingly

the manager groomed yu darvish. now an ace for the texas rangers. can you compare this to anything you've seen? >> translator: no. never seen anything like it. never. >> reporter: what's it like having a player who's your best pitcher and also your best hitter? >> translator: he's so talented. it's really tough to use him the right way. with the right balance. >> reporter: he's not money ball, the practice of using it baseball over intuition. try overseeing a two-way player. koriama's formula, he pitches him and bats him for the rest of the week. distractions are to be kept for a minimum. the same goes for praise. shohei may be the start of the team. but he's not exactly coddled. >> translator: last year when we one the championship was the first time he gave me a compliment. and he said that was great pitching. >> reporter: never complimented you before that? >> translator: not once, he always says, you've got to get better. >> reporter: anchor -- and koriyama has his reasons. >> translator: i truly believe he's a lot better than where he's at righ

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question, who were the democrats -- who are the democrats grooming for president in 2020? [laughter] rep. cartwright: not me. [laughter] rep. cartwright: some significant milestones have been achieved with the pen east pipeline. on april 7 they released an eis , recognizing but ignoring significant environmental impacts. what will you do to assist landowners who are concerned not only for the environmental impacts but the risks and threats of eminent domain? that is a well stated question. here is where i am on that. i think pipelines are with us. pipelines create jobs. pipelines move the natural gas. we have factories springing up in the eastern pennsylvania in connection with the generation of electricity. in a perfect world, we would not have to do anything. the money would just float to us automatically. it doesn't work that way. we have to think about jobs and the economy. as far as pipelines, there are jobs involved in laying pipelines. these are high paying, family sustaining jobs are in there are voices who are in favor of doing away with pipelines. doing away with

and promotes shows like who's your daddy and the littlest groom, i don't want to say what that is about but it is kind of gross. how they have the right to be the purity police. when our cities are attempting to be soaked by stadium deals. .ike the rat house we can stand up as sports fans and say we may love baseball, , i'm not going to give a billionaire $350 million for the privilege of watching it. by speaking out for the political soul of the sports that we love, we stand for social justice in every arena. we also begin to impose our own ideas on sports. a counter morality to compete with the hypocrisy of the elites. to barry bondsl to not give up sports. it is a thrill to mia hamm. it is a morality that recognizes athletes as human beings with mines as well as bodies. understandneeds to that athletes who speak out for social justice -- ali's,ant more muhammad john carlos's and billy jean king's. mike piazza:ving press conference to say that he is not gay, we need to -- as tommy smith himself said about his famed lack power salute,-- black power it is not something that i can get on

attorney for the now deceased groom. saying new testimony should prove that the murder weapon did not belong to michael skakel. in response to the latest move, martha moxley's family saying the jury that convicted skakel got it right. it's just quote, another fiction-based maneuver by the skakel defense team. so it goes on. >> it certainly does. thank you, ron, for that reporting. >>> now a look at our easter forecast. the one and only rob marciano. please show everyone your socks. >> the socks are -- >> the sock game. >> the green. the other passels. our friend, peter cottontail. we haven't seen temperatures like this since mid october. even then, they were above average. 15 to 25 and maybe a record or two broken. 85 expected in new york city. this cold front will cool things down. it woept bring a sustained line of thunderstorms. lit bring pockets of thunder and lightning later on tonight, around 8:00 p.m. until midnight. some easter cities for you. and he's back. 76 in easter, texas. egg harbor, new jersey, 84. lily,