open fire. >> he graphically described his company's ordeal. >> jordan will stand trial on multiple charges including kidnapping and weapons violation violations, his lawyer says he has no previous criminal records. >> that indicates a faction of concern, jordan's family is in court today to support him. >> love my brother. >> paul jordan's lawyer tells me tonight he will enter a not guilty plea when jordan goes back to court for arraignment in late june, the firefighters in lamont deeply appreciate the kindness and concern they have received from across montgomery county in the days since their traumatic event here. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> vernon thank you. >>> a home that was being demolished by the city of philadelphia came down sooner than expected today and the "action news" cam was on north 18th street just after 11:00 that is where the front end of a building collapsed. no one was hurt but the property next door was damaged as a result officials evacuated that building and the cause of the partial collapse is still under investigation. >> philadelphia police

which makes the story of 37-year-old louis jordan so curious. jordan was spotted by a vessel yesterday clinging to his damaged sailboat in the atlantic ocean about 200 miles off the coast of north carolina and nowhere near the area he set sail from more than two months ago. he was rescued by coast guard helicopter and walked on his own from the chopper to the hospital in virginia. cnn's nick valencia is live in norfolk, virginia. what are investigators saying about this incredible story? >> reporter: well they are saying that they believe his story and at this point, they have no reason to be suspicious about what louis jordan is saying. they did say, though the u.s. coast guard officials who i spoke to that louis jordan's physical condition is br than expected for somebody who would have been stranded at sea for 66 days. even still, they believe what he's saying. louis jordan and his parents, they say that god has answered their prayers to bring him home safe. louis jordan and his 35 foot sailboat "angel," an often posted facebook pictures like

louis jordan was on a sailboat when he disappeared. a german tanker spotted him sitting on the overturned hull of the boat yesterday. the coast guard airlifted him to a hospital in norfolk. listen in to this reunion phone call jordan had with his father. >> hey dad.

jordan walked off a helicopter after being flown to a virginia hospital. he remembers how he managed to survive for so long. >> i rationed my food and water. and i rationed my energy. every little thing i did, every cleaning chore, every sailing chore, every repair, took energy. >> reporter: after being treated for a broken shoulder, jordan will be released from the hospital today. don champion, cbs news, new york. >> jordan's parents reported him missing january 29. they are on the way to the hospital in virginia to meet him. >>> investigators are trying to determine what caused a fire that killed a man in san francisco's north beach. it broke out about 10:00 last night on the third floor of a four-story building on columbus avenue. firefighters had it under control by 10:30 and continued -- contained it to a single unit, rather. the name of the victim isn't released. a second person was injured. >>> daly city police are looking for two men who allegedly attacked and robbed a cab driver last saturday. it happened around 3a these are photos of the suspect.

and jordan spiehth. and kobe bryant was supposed to be michael jordan. and he had five championships and jordan had six. there is a long, long way to go. and he is a great breadth of fresh air. it is really early to say that after one masters in the age of 21. >> it certainly is. and his family there. and his family story, jim makes him unique. we'll play it now. >> i saw my family and friends right behind the green there and at that point, knew it was going to be a done deal. it was cool to share my family. they haven't been there when i have won. and to be at this one is special. >> tell us about his family, jim. >> they are a great family and they have supported him. he has a 14-year-old special needs sister that was not there. but it keeps him grounded and humble and making a birdie is not an important factor in his life compareed to a parbecause he sees what goes on with his sister and he said she loves him so much and not able to be there yesterday. that keeps him grounded and that's what was in his thoughts perspective of his entire life. and his

jordan is already out of the hospital. i'm sure he's telling family members more about his amazing survival. he is so happy to be out and alive and having swieshd and to be around people. he's also apologized to his father saying, sorry, i couldn't fix the boat. dad says, that's okay, son, you know, you are alive. >> the perspective. he obviously felt he passed away. he had given up hope, the mom said, amazing. >> thanks, annette. >>> it is 5:40 now. the get away gone wrong. bumbling thieves caught on camera in front of the home of a notable plipgs. >>> plus, details we are learning about the plane that crashed in front of the french alps. >>> looking live, downtown san jose, where it is going to be two stories of the weekend weather-wise. chris christina says nice for the weekend. >>> you are watching "today in the bay." >>> well, the frame is in place. two days late, albeit. there is a frame to keep iran from building a nuclear weapon. will it stick? tracy potts is here to explain why this deal is still far from done, tr

my son. >> then a cargo ship spotted jordan two miles off of cape hatrous. overnight an emotional reunion with his parents, thankful after sitting on his boat fittingly called angel were answered. >> so wonderful my baby had come home. >> jordan has a broken collar bone and is treated for dehydration but has already been released from the hospital. >> marcy gonzales channel 6 "action news." >> an angel indeed. >>> a drug resistant strain of a nasty stomach bug is spreading in the u.s. and pennsylvania is one of the states with the most cases, it's not responding to antibiotics including cipro that knocks out such infections six patients were in philadelphia most were traced to people that recently valved to the dominican republican or india. and it can spread easily through contaminated food, questions continue to swirl about john sheridan and his wife joyce the high-profile couple was found dead in september. their new jersey home had been set on fire. last week prosecutors ruled it a murder-suicide, they said that john stabbed his wife and then torched the

marine and told "eyewitness news" he was minding his own business when jordan walked in with a gun. that's when robinson said his battle instincts quickly killed in to gear. >> don't panic in certain situations, you know they show us how to, you know, look for certain things and at that time i really didn't panic. >> reporter: police say paul jordan recently lost his job at the fire department, and he fired one shot into the wall. >> when he fired the shot into the wall, he clearly said, you know the neck one won't misreport report moments later robinson's luck changed. he gave me a gesture with the firearm and told me to get out of there. >> robinson's boss made itaipu side to check on his men. >> kept getting angrier. there was no reason for him to live any more. >> jamal robinson has a long list of people to thank he has no ill will toward paul jordan. >> he clearly has problem that we can see and he clearly needs help. there's no hard feelings. i'm home safe with my familiar and feeling pretty good right now. >> reporter: some of the firefighters say that paul jordan actually ma

is he the next big thing jordan? >> yes, he's one of them. he's put his name up there to be in the run for it. he's put his name up there number two player in the world. shot at going to number one if he continues his performance the way he's done. i think it's fantastic. it's healthy that we have these 21-year-old, 24-year-olds competing. tiger is turning 42 this year. we have a great balance. we have classy experienced guys. as well as a bookend on the other end. young upcoming who have no intimidation. they want to go out there and play. whether it's the green jacket or the up-and-coming u.s. open. so it's going to be an interesting next four five to six months to watch how the next three major championships play out. >> golf prides itself on being steeped in history. no place better to see it than the masters. it has all these rituals that go on each and every year. can millennials connect to that, or does it take a jordan spieth, or a rory mcilroy, a young player to bring the crowd in? >> we've seen the baby boomers carry the game of gol

olivia: you know who has a shed, jordan spieth -- shot, jordan spieth. he is 21 years old. he is crushing it at the masters, grabbing attention, finishing the first round with an 8 under par. the best performance at augustine in 19 years. -- at augusta in 19 years. the question is will he overshadow tiger woods, who is now in 41st place. carol: we know he will play better, but what is really important, cbs needs somebody to get everyone to watch, and a younger golfer might be terrific. bob: i will take a shot at golf. is that ok? golf -- no sport, no big business in america has really try to restrict its appeal more than gulf has in the last century. olivia: what are you saying? bob: it was only a few years ago that augusta let women in. holy, moly, four and a half years ago. carol: what were they thinking? bob: women hold up half of the sky. carol: they do. olivia: that is one of the titles of sheryl wudunn's book, who is coming up. number six, a big day for samsung. shoppers are checking out the new phones, the galaxy s6 and s6 edge both out today. we also learned samsung

air jordan went to brand jordan. and he's a billionaire today because his deal at that time with nike was never done before. nike allowed him to share in the profits of his endeavor, which was shoes and sweat suits. that morphed into brand jordan. that's something that will probably never, ever happen again. and it hadn't because michael and nike and thank god for someone allowing me to think of putting those two together and letting me do it. it went into something that changed marketing history especially. >> you worked for nike for a good chunk of time. you were doing a great job for them. but they fired you. why? >> i guess because i am the kind of person who's talking to you 20 years later and advocating for youth. i'm a free spirit. i'm not wired to be corporate. every place i had, i basically had some sort of internal problem. my problem with adidas when i went there and helped them go and signing kobe and tracy mcgrady and not signing lebron was because they didn't follow whatever i thought was good. >> so yo

first anniversary the first conflict of interest ethnics complaints against wendy commissioner paskin-jordan was filed on april 3rd, 2014, i've wondered lastly about filing a missing persons report against board he's not investigated her conflict of interest commissioner paskin-jordan said into a video youtube she's aggregated fund with her firm to reach the $10 million threshold for her gm o investment and the ethnics complaint alleged who emotional did they aggregate funds from f is this board allowing a miss b of a commissioner to go unchecked that will be viewed as an enforcements of misconduct truly commissioner matthew's understand this commissioner paskin-jordan landed in the san francisco examiner that if the gentleman will distribute that i'll appreciate it. >> mr. fitzgerald rogers helped to stop the article sfwiements help stop san francisco government recorded on commissioner paskin-jordan investment in the geoinvestment fund the retirement board investment that puts this board in the media where you don't belong reporting that san francisco's unique plea includes how well known

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jordan has put forth a draft resolution in order to put a stop to the fighting. talk us through that. >> reporter: this is a copy of the draft resolution. there have been two different resolutions that have been proposed to the u.n. security council. the first came from russia and the second from the gulf cooperation council, what is being proposed by jordan is mainly based on the gcc draft resolution. prominently involved in the military fight lead by saudi arabia and the bombing that has been taking place in yemen in the last couple of weeks. the resolution condemns the houthis. it says they must stop all violence and relinquish all of the territory they have taken including the capitol sana'a. there are sanctions and an arms embargo. the former president under u.n. sanctions. they will now have an rmarms embargo on them. and they are adding two more people to that list of people to be sanctioned. the leaders of the houthis, and the former president's son an important figure as an ambassador to the uae at one point. the security council will be meeting in the n

and we have jordan spieth who won the tournament. he's coming up. an interesting way to capitalize on things. you like certain utilities. utilities have struggled. >> they have, liz. that's why we like them. they haven't recovered with sort of the depression in bond yields. you know, bond yields went up. utilities sold off. utilities didn't come back. we think the sprice in the next six, nine months, the market starts to get comfortable with the fed not doing too much here. >> why do you like google? we had breaking news in the last couple of minutes that the eu is going to formally put the thumb on google when it comes to, you know, their usual complaints about competitive behavior or overly competitive behavior. does that cast a paul over google? >> i don't think so. >> google is flat over the years. >> that's why we like it. the us has a competitive advantage. tech leads this bull market the next four years. you have to own google if you own tech. >> go with george harrison, here comes the sun. good to see you, thank you very much. steve. federat

you can see the crop of showery rain around syria, lebanon and jordan. brighter skies back in behind. pictures coming out of istanbul lovely sun shine coming through, and there's hazy sun shine in gaza. things will cheer up over the next couple of days. sures moving away. the chance of one or two showers through the next day or two. pretty wet. towards the sea. showers will fizzle out. things about improve over the next couple of days. a little bit of a change further south. there's an amount of dry weather, but you see the cloud. it will make its way southwards and eastwards. textures at the moment is around 36 degrees. around 39 in the heat of the day. >> here is the change. a cool 31 celsius coming in. cooler still on tuesday with a top temperatures. stay with us here on al jazeera. still to come... >> i want the elections to be fair, and we want the ruler to be someone new. >> we are in sudan, where a rule is trying to be extended. also... >> hundreds of millions of years old. it used to be a dominant feature but humans are pushing it to extinction.

jordan walked off a helicopter after being flown to a virginia hospital. he remembers how he managed to survive for so long. >> i rationed my food and water. and i rationed my energy. every little thing i did, every cleaning chore, every sailing chore, every repair, took energy. >> reporter: after being treated for a broken shoulder, jordan will be released from the hospital today. don champion, cbs news, new york. >>> jordan's sailboat named the an jet. he used the laundry to trap fish, better than a net. he ate pancakes two to three times a day. >>> video shows a g.e. warehouse collapsing as consumed by flames. in louisville, kentucky. hundreds of firefighters have been battling the fire all day. the people living nearby were ordered to stay inside because the smoke. neighbors have been posting pictures of huge chunks of ash falling from the plant. snow word on the cause of the fire. >>> a long break on wall street. markets closed today for good friday. in rome pope francis ended good friday services at the coliseum. holy week activities end on sunday wh

it forms the border between israel and the west bank and jordan. at this bend, about six miles from jericho, it is believed john the baptist baptized jesus of nazareth. these pilgrims hail from ballston spa, upstate new york. how's the water? >> it's cold! >> reporter: and shallow, too. in the '60s, the water level of the jordan river was actually where we're standing now. >> in wintertime, it was this high. >> reporter: gidon bromberg is israel director of ecopeace middle east, an environmental group. >> pilgrims, when they came here, were under threat of being drowned by the strength, by the power of this river. today, a mouse wheel will hardly turn with what's left of this river. >> reporter: for decades, israel and its neighbors diverted the jordan's flow to supply drinking water and water for crops. while the river is down 95% from its historical flow, there's hope that someday it could return to its former glory. that's because israel today has more water than it needs; it's gone from drought to water surplus in just a few years-- impressive

jordan trains and cooperates with what it describes as moderate rebels along its border. in return, rebels make sure groups like al-nusra front and islamic state of iraq and the levant are kept away, because jordan considers them a threat. that's how the kingdom has kept its borders safe and stable. despite jordan's good relations with some syrian rebels along its border, it had previously said it will not operate a border crossing with an unofficial party. this could change. analysts say the government may reopen the crossing now run by rebels for trade purposes, but will not necessarily be comfortable doing so. al jazeera amman. >> at least 16 people are dead and 36 others injured after an explosion as a protest in eastern afghanistan. the bombing took place outside the acting governors home. a local member of the country's parliament was among those wounded. the taliban denied responsibility for the blast. >> meanwhile, the murder of a woman by a mob in afghanistan has sparked calls for police to be better trained and women to be treated better. the shocking footage of

i have visited in lebanon, syria and jordan and iraq, how the kids are trying to survive. it's affecting their future, and if it's affecting the kids' futures, it's affecting their country's futures, and that means all of us too. because we have such interests in that area. >> it creates a massive multipler effect, it affects the kids from neighbouring countries because refugees are taking away resources of them. what do you see as the consequences of such an enormous displacement and refugee problem? >> well let's talk about it in terms of the kids themselves. imagine that you are a 5-year-old kid in syria, in a hard to reach area or living in a tent, literally just a tent, and the winters get very cold in the beqaa valley, jordan and elsewhere. that kid, that five-year-old kid has never known anything except for conflict and violence, and the stress on their families. one of the interesting aspects, and appalling aspects of this is that we are learning more and more in scientific studies of how this affects the kids' brain. for the first few years of a kids' life their b

jordan is already out of the hospital. he says he's so happy to be around people and also apologized to his dad for not being able to fix that sailboat. his said dad said, that's okay, i'm just happen you are alive. >> he should have said sorry for not filing that float plan. >> that apology i would accept if i were a dad. >> thank you very much. 16:58. one final check of the days top stories. the germanwings flight repeatedly accelerated that plane as he brought it down into the french alps. crews analyzing the flight data recorder recovered yesterday. >>> police say the man behind this shocking attack, beating a homeless man with what appears to be a pipe. >>> and breaking this morning the labor department releasing the latest jobs report. employers added just 126,000 jobs last month, and expected 250,000 was the level set. the lowest number since december of 2013. unemployment holds steady at 5.5%. >> you made it to friday. >> a big weekend, too. 6:59 now, temps are chilly out there. we will end up, though, very comfort

it is a safe bet louis jordan will not be eating raw fish with his family tonight. he said that's what he lived on when he was stranded at sea for more than two months before being rescued yesterday off north carolina. add jericka duncan reports jordan's remarkable story of survival is raising questions. >> reporter: as soon as louis jordan was rescued, he called his father. >> in late january the 37-year-old's family reported him missing after they said he set sail for a solo fishing trip. the coast guard says it will be looking at his trip from start to finish, but here's what jordan said. he hit rough waters in thality lant and i can his boat cap sides. >> i was flying through the sayer, somersaulting, and the ceiling was the floor. the floor was the ceiling. >> reporter: he said he spent his days reading the bible praying for rainwater and eating raw fish. >> dicollect a bunch of seaweed and i found there were these little crabs these little critters living in the seaweed. >> reporter: on thursday a german container ship sport jordan more than 200 miles off the

jordan almgren was stabbed to death. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live at the contra costa jail which is in martinez with the story. laura? >> reporter: hi, dan. this is where william schultz sits tonight. he did give an interview to the contra costa times and schultz admitted he killed this young boy, he said to see what it was like.xd in a chilling jailhouse interview accused killer william schultz told the bay area news group, quote i wanted to see what it was like to take a life before someone tried to take mine. 18-year-old schultz was arrested sunday hours after police say he fatally stabbed 9-year-old jordan almgren in the boy's discovery bay home. schultz told the newspaper, quote, i wish they hadn't. i think about what if that was my little brother? schultz had stayed overnight at the p,boy's ág saturday schulz was at his family's home in discovery bay when contra costa sheriffs were called. >> apparently his family wanted the deputies to check his mental health status. so the deputies spoke to him and

and spate swathes jot and jordan was a sick jordan was if tiger one in 1997 and cost jordan is having a better start than tiger dead. he started a underpart and then sink a birdie putt and tigers shot 3 under 69. he's bouncing back little bit in this tournament reuter mcelroy chips then here with a birdie ahead one under par 71 he is tied for 19th with tiger here's a shot of the day de b. holmes a lucky misted badly but gives the invite the ball just took a u-turn and rolled right into the cup but holmes missed the cut up despite that shot his approach shot set up a birdie his near record round yesterday he followed up of the six under par 66 today he's 14 under par 15 birdies on 36 whole court raised records for major. >>: and not gonna get ahead of myself and state and the moment. >>: i am very proud of what i've done a pivotal moment in my career but to change an entire pattern like that and put together and put into a position where to compete in a major jam then ship like this is something that i am very proud of this type or what speaking tiger woods was speaking >> reporter: he

with us, jordan speith, masters tournament president. pleasure to see you, to shake your hand. >> appreciate it. thank you. david: one of the things that amazed a lot of long-time golfers your compose sure, age of 21. you didn't have a easy go of it. doing extraordinary. last couple holes were tough. you kept composure in face of enormous pressure. that is usually something you develop with age but clearly when you look what you did on 18th, for example, getting it right on the green after a so-so shot. >> yeah. david: how do you keep your composure during the tough times. that is something you apply to anything? >> i think, normally takes years for me. any experience is good experience. last year at masters i was in the final group. i had the lead. lost it to bubba. didn't have enough patience. tried to learn from that. david: that you were 20. now old age of 21. >> now a veteran, right. i took any experience that i had. i tried to apply it to that golf course, a golf course i love and know. ultimately create ad dream come true scenario

jason jordan, an attorney, and bill jordan's son, speaks out. >> he's not just some small-time guy who is ripping people off at cherry creek mall. he's willing to have somebody murdered, for crying out loud. >> the denver d.a.'s office charges smith again, with one count of attempted murder. those charges are dropped by prosecutors, when smith agrees to a plea deal and pleads guilty to aggravated robbery, second degree assault, robbery and theft. he's sentenced to 25 years in prison. despite the outcome, jason jordan says his dad's life has never been the same since that day he bought an ipad. >> it's like their whole world's been turned upside down. beginning to end. it's so messed up. it's just crazy. >>> coming up, a couple's surveillance video camera solves a strange mystery and reveals a cruel truth. >> don't think phofor one minut we'd see anything like that. plus a donkey goes up, up and away. a publicity stunt gone awry. >> kids were crying because the donkey, she was crying as well. >> when "caught on camera: bold, brazen and bizarre" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young o

the darted out the door. >> reporter: the men say the ordeal began yesterday when 25-year-old paul jordan showed up a day after being terminated from the department. >> came in angry, thinking there was no reason for him to live anymore. so then he got mad, he shot a shot inside the wall which was about six inches from one of our guys. >> reporter: logan says jordan didn't appear to be himself. >> if he wanted to he could kill us all. >> reporter: he didn't that's because logan said the men kept their cool and hostage negotiators got him to surrender. >> he wasn't himself. he is not that type of person. he would give the shirt off his back to anybody. >> reporter: jordan is receiving a mental health evaluation. investigators say they're determining what charges to file against him. the fire department here we're told, should be up and running again answering fire calls by 8:00 tomorrow morning. reporting live in elkins park deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> new information on a deadly chester county plane crash. police have identified the victims. they are 67-year-old richard poch of west

jordan spieth healed a commanding five shot lead. he set a no record after 56 holes at sebastien auger, moving to 14 understand. >> reporter: jordan spieth was not born when masters scoring record was broken, some 39 years ago. but the 21-year-old continued to dazzle on day 2 at augusta, and he takes a 5-shot lead and makes history in the process. >> i don't want to go with 36 hole, best record. someone that didn't win - someone that didn't win - so ultimately we continue to strike the ball away that we have been playing, and trying to shoot under par rounds this weekend. >> charlie hoffmann is spieth's greatest rival. the american carding a 4-under 68 on friday to move to 9-under. there were concerns for tiger woods and his form. he made the cut after carding a 3-under second-round 69. >> it was a low moment in my career. but to be able to basically change an entire pattern like that, and, you know, put it together and put it into a position where i can do this, and ompeat in a major -- compete in a major championship like this i'm

jordan hopes that begins peacefully. back in 2011 he was the new chief of the oakland police department as same month violence spread out across the city. jordan says those were tense times he has watch what is happening in baltimore with and on see that i easy sense of deja vu. mr. jordan speaking at the persistence situation has escalated out of hand there and them charles clifford reporting he's bothered by the national guard employment on steps the whenever taken in oakland when he was there. mr. jordan speaking were fortunate a lot of people involved in that we were able to restore order before anything like that could happen the charles clifford reporting he hopes that it is peacefully. mr. jordan speaking the hope that is everything is not big enough of everything is peacefully in the construction rebuild park baltimore charles clifford reporting saying that they are under immense pressure. >> pam moore: will be bringing you more live images from baltimore to route the shell and at age 30 we will ask a reporter at

lewis jordan vanished after going fishing on his sail boat in january. he was rescued by a crew on a german cargo ship off the coast of north carolina. the coast guard air lifted him from the tanker and took him to a hospital. tonight jordan is happy to be at home with his family. >> i feel blessed and full of love and grateful to be with my family and with people again. >> there comes a time when you wonder if they could still be out there surviving, you know? and i always prayed that somebody would find him. and they did. >> jordan says he survived by catching fish and drinking rain water. he's expected to be just fine. jordan says he plans to write a book about hissior deal. >>> signs warmer weather down the jersey shore. maurice piers in the wild woods will open his 2015 season at the grand opening of mariner's pier. sunday is the annual easter celebration. hop over at noon for fun and prizes. kids withk get their picture taken with the easter bunny. hopefully we will have good weather. >> easter sunday shaping up to be really nice. tomorrow is going

champ jordan in group 2. golfers practicing today. harding park putting the finishing touches for the 125 finishing touches for the 125,000 fans were expected to attend. >> kid 18 under about ticket adults get if 43. one child? if kid in free. i don't think we say that at many other sporting events. it's special to get them to come out and experience what we have here. >> hailey already a member of the pro football hall of fame so seems natural he would be in the frainer hall of fame and now he is. niners announce today that hailey the 26 inductee in their hall. hailey the only 5 time superbowl champion in nfl history. won 2 of the nineers. 3 with the cowboy. unstoppable pass rusher. known for both ability as well as his volatility. kind of like dan. hailey will represent -- no dan is pretty mild compared to charles. hailey represent the niners at the draft this week announce the draft this week announcing the team second round pick. want to see if you are paying attention. mayweather pacquiao fight 5 days aw

he was released and spent the night at his friend's house where jordan almgren was killed. that case is shining a spotlight on how mental illness is treated. law enforcement has to make the first assessment to get a person help. this week officers from law enforcement agencies in contra costa county are getting crisis intervention trailing to help them deal with the mentally ill. ktvu's noelle walker has the story new at 6:00 p.m. >> reporter: before the crime scene tape, before evidence markers in discovery bay and 9- year-old jordan almgren played his last baseball game, before all that, there were signs of trouble. >> there is absolutely no doubt mental illness caused this. >> reporter: the public defender says the family of william schultz called called the contra costa county sheriff's deputy concerned about his mental health. they said he didn't fit the criteria. a danger to himself or others. the same day this father said he called police for his 17- year-old suicidal son hoping he would be taken in for a 72 hour hold. >> the cops come out and they say he doesn't fit

jordan spieth, masters champion. caps fans are ready to rock the red wednesday night with the start of the first game of the post season in the phone booth. the playoffs begin. islanders and caps in what be a hard hitting extremely physical series. the caps are a heavy team and they finish their cheksz make you play and can have an highly efficient power play. they have to lead the way and be highly productive to win this series against the islanders. >> there aren't any situations that make our team feel uncomfortable. so we know we can come back from deficits and we know we can hold on to leads so feels definitely a lot more confident with the all around game. tim: and in the nba, the wizards play the pacers in indiana tomorrow night and they'll end the regular season wednesday night in cleveland. there you have it. basketball, baseball, hockey. maureen: tennis is the only thing. what's the latest? steve: it looks beautiful out there this evening. out to dinner plans, going for a walk. i don't know. why are you goi

he's said to be doing fine this morning p jordan disappeared in january. crews searched for him and then they had to stop. yesterday he was spotted sitting on his capsized boat 200 miles off the coast of north carolina, 66 days at sea. he is back on dry land now and finally reunited with his family. >> i feel policed and i feel full of love. grateful to be with my family and with people again. i feel grateful to have the opportunity to live. >> just amazing. jordan's 35-the foot sailboat had capsized. we'll talk to tom costello at 6:45 about what mr. jordan did to survive. >>> today family and friends will attend the funeral of a spotsylvania county teen who died in a plane crash. ryan mccall will be buried at oak hill cemetery in frederickburg. at the controls when it crashed. >>> investigators say two witnesses reported seeing a trail of smoke from the engine just before the plane fell to the ground in orange county. the flight school owner says mccall appeared to make a left turn earlier than usual. mccall was flying on his first solo trip involving a s

spieth. >> spieth. >> spieth. >> jordan spieth. we will spieth all about him late are. >>> hi everybody machine, april 13th. good morning everybody. >> yeah. >> it is april 13th. >> it the sure is. >> has everybody back together again. >> yes. >> great to have you back. >> good to be back. >> glad you are here. >> we have wonderful weather to welcome you back. >> was yesterday the best. >> beautiful. >> were you out on kelly drive, yesterday the cherry blossoms. >> there were so many people running and doing so many things just excited to be outside. >> we had a jammo on kelly drive. >> that is what is crazy, kelly drive there is the bike riders the jottingers skateboarders cherry blossoms lot going on over there. >> all on the same sidewalk. >> yeah. >> yes. >> it is tricky travel. >> well, get ready for another, jammo outside, anywhere today because, are you ready? >> yeah. >> even milder then yesterday, ladies and gentlemen but this morning, it is, cool and sweat shirt worthy. temperatures are mostly in the the 40's. we have 45

spieth jordan declared that a win at augusta was his life's dream when he was 12 years old >> he was the the wire to wire leader. tying tiger wood scoring record of 18 under par but jordan's 18 beats tiger's eight because after a tiger did it, the masters commit thee tiger proved the golf course making it longer and more difficult. tiger displayed the blue color toughness that sports fans, in this area admire and there is a reason. the his grandfather donald spieth is from bethlehem pa and jordan's rhythmic putting stroke may be a dna leak from donald the long time conductor of the lehigh valley chamber orchestra. mom and dad, shawn and chris spieth, were raised in the lehigh valley and graduated from caulkin valley high school. but the the most popular spieth in the delaware valley may be saul spieth long time war tender in the great american pub in narberth. >> we follow him because stories jordan's uncle. with that relationship we obviously have been following jordan for a couple years now. >> they are fabulous people. everybody is just so excited for what he has been doing lately

alix: i should point out that michael jordan actually signed them. dan: he signed them right then and there at the time, see have a vintage michael jordan signature on both shoes in ballpoint pen. also, the vintage autograph obviously lines up perfectly with the date and the story in every thing else, so it is another great piece. alix: another item i want to highlight is the jacket worn by none other than john wooden. tell me about this. dan: another hugely historic item. john wooden, the greatest coach of all time in any sport certainly one of the most beloved has the resume to back that up. he won 10 championships at the helm at ucla including seven in a row, which is really almost unfathomable by today's standards. this is his jacket that he wore in coaching the bruins in the late 1960's and early 1970's, acquired right from wooden himself shortly before he passed away, has documentation validating that. really just a monumental piece of basketball memorabilia. alix: awesome stuff. dan imler, thank you so much for sharing that with us at scp auct

. >> reporter: these were louis jordan's last moments lost at sea. a helicopter hoisted him aboard for the final leg of what was nearly a voyage to the bottom of the sea. these were his first steps on dry land after who are than two months. thursday afternoon, the coast guard got word from a german flagship "the houston express" they rescued a man about 200 miles east of cape hatteras north carolina. the captain of the ship said jordan was stranded on the hull of his craft "the angel"s who mast had snapped in two. jordan reportedly survived by catching fish. he was dehydrated and had a shoulder injury. but was said to be otherwise in good shape. jordan was well enough to speak to his father. >> man, nice to hear your voice. >> reporter: his family plans a reunion in the hospital just in time to celebrate easter together. lana zak abc news new york. >>> vanilla ice is accepting a plea deal in order to avoid serious charges stemming from a burglary case back in february. the rapper whose real name is robert van winkle was arrested for allegedly stealin

the continents current champions, australia with jordan. it seems like a relatively easy group for the socceroos, chai. and qatar and japan who have managed to move themselves off of the bottom. singapore has been placed in group e along with japan have lifted the cup four times. the home games are likely to take place here in qatar. group h, the group winners and four best runners up will advance to the 2018 world cup, and automatically get a ticket to the asian cup finals. >> this is a really strong nation and one that can make an impact here. we'll be disappeared with the results. it was a very young team but, yeah, that's why at all of these games, eight international games will be [ inaudible ]. >>> there are heightened concerns about water safety for athletes competing at next year's rio olympics. thousands of dead fish were found washed up on the banks of the lake which will be hosting rowing and canoeing events. environmental groups are investigating the cause. it's the second venue of the scrutiny with the bay which will host saili

his name is lewis jordan. from the freighter. he was found sitting on the capsized hull of his sailboat. said he ate fish to survive. jordan left a marina where he lives in south carolina back in january. a week later his family reported him missing. tonight jordan was able to speak by phone to his father. >> hey, dad. >> hey, lewis. man, nice to hear your voice. how are you feeling? >> i'm doing great now. i couldn't sail back with my boat. i'm so sorry. such a big loss. >> hey, louis, you're fine son. so glad that you're alive. >> it is unc jordan's boat capsized. neighbors say he had no experience sailing in the open ocean. >>> police want to track the online activity of a woman they say killed an attorney at a high scale hotel, and they're asking for your help. news4's shomari stone is at the donovan hotel with how the information could help their case. >> reporter: that's right. d.c. police want to know if anyone has come into contact with the e-mail address chrissanchez0906@yahoo!.com. perhaps the information can provide mo

no matter how long it takes roslyn jordan al jazeera the state department. >>> prosecutors in the u.s. state of oklahoma charged a police officer who shot and killed a black man during a botched arrest and video of the incident has been released showing what happened. >> on your stomach, now. [gunfire] i'm sorry. shot him! shot him! [beep] he shot me. [beep] oh god, he shot me! he shot me in the ass, oh, my god. do you hear me? >> reporter: the sheriff office says the reserve officer mistakenly pulled the handgun instead of a taser and shot eric harris and charged with second degree mans slaughter and the brother says he does not believe it is racially motivated. missile defense systems to iran and israel condemned the move and united states has voiced its concern and russia says the embargo is no longer necessary after tehran reached an agreement on the nuclear program and tim friend looks at implications of the deal. >> reporter: s-300 missile system is one of the most potent air defense systems in the world with a range of 200 kilometers and it can track down and strike multiple ta

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lewis jordan went fishing in january. his electronic gear was destroyed. jordan says he survived for months by trapping fish and eating them raw. he was rescued he hydrated and with a broken shoulder but no other injuries. jordan's parents say they are overjoyed over his return after all those months of uncertainty. scott thuman says some world leaders refused to join them. scott is live at our capitol hill bureau. scott: iran is going to be allowed to keep some of its enrichment program under the umbrella that it is not for weaponize thing, instead that it is for energy purposes. with celebrations in the streets of toronto -- of tehran it would seem ok significant step toward safety. >> the deal would legitimize iran's nuclear program it would leave iran with a vast nuclear infrastructure. scott: their fears may not be so unfounded. >> with korea comes to mind. we struck this framework with north korea in 1994. we now know they have been cheating on the deal since day one. scott: she says that north korea may have enough material for 30 weapons. >> they d