. >> joe watson's gambling cost him everything. >> i wanted to be the person that could take care of everything, and when i couldn't take care of things at a job that i loved and that i was good at, when i couldn't even meet deadlines for that i figured i would supplement it by going to the casino and it didn't work out. >> watson then turned to crime. he eventually became known as the salon bandit after holding up two tanning salons and several other businesses to pay for his gambling debts. >> i've been accused of going into different businesses whether they're a gas station, a retail store, a sandwich shop, a tanning salon, a video store and putting my hand either in my pocket or under my shirt pretending that i had a weapon. in arizona, as the law states when you simulate a weapon, it's the same thing as actually having one. so i haven't been charged with just robbery, i've been charged with armed robbery. >> even though gambling drove him to robbery, watson is now betting his future on another high stakes risk. he's decided to represent himself at trial. >> my attorney decided t

outsmarted. >> people forgot that watson was a computer and treated it as another contestant. >> watson's ultimate purpose is to help people by digging up information they may not have thought to look for themselves. >> give it a question, in english, and you get an answer. >> watson is used in medicine before soon he will be in customer service, with tech support asking watson a question rather than putting you on hold. >> the learning reserve is shorter because you have this great helper and that is where we see watson going. it will be a great helper in a lot of domains. >> a soggy fourth of july for san francisco residents after a water main break that came into the homes. this video shows water roughing from a neighbor's house, down the hill, into his backyard. the water department says it was caused by a rupture in an 8" pipe. >> several cities held fourth of july parades yesterday. alameda's parade was the first to kickoff in the east bay. officials call it the second longest independence day parade in the nation, second longest running. 170 floats traveled 3.5 mile route. fremont

watson. >> reporter: two years ago, ibm's super computer watson beat the champions of "jeopardy!." >> now, we go to washington. we're looking for bram stoker. >> reporter: now taking on a new challenge. watson is in intense training to help fight cancer. >> what we are creating now are a generation of computers that can learn from the data that they see. and make conditions. >> reporter: oncologist mark kris is collaborating with ibm for lung cancer patients. >> there's millions of people with lung cancer. the vast majority of those get the drug treatment. the idea is to use watson technology to make better treatment decisions. >> reporter: watson has already injected more than 600,000 pieces of medical evidence. 2 million pages of text 26,000 clinical cases and had almost 16,000 hours of training. >> a substantial part of it is self-taught. it's called machine learning where watson is programmed are to understand and analyze english. >> reporter: dr. martin kohn is the chief medical scientist at ibm. >> the amount of information out there is just atorrent. so we're going to need h

. >> it's every geek's fantasy but the quickest way is having this guy show up next to you watson is the ibm super compute yefr. now, the set is on display at the computer history museum, and you can try against watson himself. >> who is your daddy company? >> what is whirlpool. >> can you go easier? >> you start off with no bik deal, then realize the questions are hard you and mostly don't know the answers to them. >> watson? look. >> history got ugly we held our own in business and tech. >> that is incorrect. >> what? >> he got it wrong. >> excellent. >> in the end, he beat us by more than double. you don't feel cheated just outsmarted. >> people saw watson they forgot it's a computer and just treated it as another contestant. >> watson isn't all about just embarrassing people, the purpose is to help people. by digging up information. he's being used in medicine but before long will be in customer service. through tech support. >> learning curve is now shorter you've got a great helper. and that is where we see goit being. >> in mountain view abc 7 news. >> yes, too bad you can't s

doctors show us why watson could be the future of medicine. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is watson. >> reporter: two years ago ibm's super computer beat the champions of jep bardy. >> we are lacking for bram stoecker? >>. >> reporter: now, the wiz kid is taking on a new challenge. he is in intense training to help find cancer. >> what we are creating now are a generation of computers that can learn from the data that they see and make decisions. >> reporter: on colgist, dr. mark kris is teaching the computer how to assist doctors in making individualized treatment plans for patients. >> 2 million people with lung cancer. the vast majority get drug treatment. the idea was to use watson technology to make better treatment decisions. >> reporter: watson has already injested more than 600,000 pieces of medical evidence, 2 million pages of text. 26,000 clinical cases and had almost 15,000 hours of training. >> the essential part of it is self-taught. it is called machine learning where watson is programmed to understand and analyze english. >> reporter: doctor martin koen is the chief me

b realize watson does know the answer to the question. >>reporter: research software teamed up with me. >> found in central america. >> belize. >>reporter: he beat us. history geography got ugly tichlt we held our own in business and tech. >> he got it wrong. >>reporter: but in the end with the son beat us by more than double. you don't feel cheated just out smarted. >> we know people saw watson on jeopardy they forgot it was a computer and really just treated it as another contestant. >>reporter: watson isn't all about embarrassing people who thought they were smavrment ultimate purpose is to help people by quickly digging up information they may not have thought to look for themselves. >> give it a question the in english and you get an answer. >>reporter: watson already used in immediate before long also in customer service. of tech support will ask watson a question instead of putting you on hold. >> learning curve is now much much shorter because you have really great helper e.that's where we see watson going is it's going to be a gr

joining me out here now is officer watson with oakland police. two employees of wing stop shot and killed before midnight. what do we know about what happened? >> so far the investigation has revealed at least two suspects entered the business, had a confrontation with two employees and unfortunately employees were fatally shot and killed. what we are following up with is video surveillance, witnesses and also members of the staff that were here at the time. so this is still very much an active investigation. what i can share with you additionally is oakland police chief came out to the scene and also captain. captain is the area captain. we went to our reorganization, five area restructuring. the captain will be calling an emergency meeting with the business community here as well as the neighborhood community. it is not just about crime prevention, it is community concerns and education. >> reporter: what do we know about the suspects themselves? >> what we are looking at are two african-american men in the early 20z. we know one was armed with

our ivan watson is there. as north korea marks the 60-year anniversary of the end of the korean war, its leaders are allowing carefully guided access to the most secretive regime on earth. >> welcome to the flower festival. a big pavilion devoted to would flowers named after the founder of the democratic people's republic of korea and his son who also ruled this country until his death. now, these flowers are a big source of pride in this country. we are told that nearly every institution in north korea has a greenhouse devoted to growing these flowers and that's taking place in a country with very cold winters. north korea is very well known for its lavish patriotic displays. that's taking place in a country that's had a rather rough economic time over the course of the past 20 years. now, in our short very controlled time in pyongyang, we are definitely not seeing any of the signs of the terrible famine of the 1990s which killed hundreds of thousands of north koreans due to starvation. experts are telling us

emma watson plays emma watson. danny mcbride plays peter o'toole. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: emma watson? but it's pretty cool that -- an idea for this thing. you came up with this with -- >> my partner, yes. so, we're all partying at franco's house, and then, the apocalypse happens. >> jimmy: it's a giant party at his house. >> yeah, a giant party. >> jimmy: aziz ansari's there. >> aziz ansari's there. kevin hart is there. rihanna is there for some reason. >> jimmy: it was a crazy -- [ laughter ] -- fun blowout hollywood party. >> a giant party. and then, yeah, a cataclysmic event occurs. and most of the people die very graphic deaths. and then, the surviving people barricade themselves inside franco's house where we try to survive and kind of deal with each other, basically. >> jimmy: like, five morons. >> yeah. >> jimmy: someone described it like "lord of the flies." >> it is like "lord of the flies" with idiots, yeah. they're even smarter in "lord of the flies," yeah. at least they worked out the conch shell thing

george watson brought us this look back at august sebastiani. >> reporter: august sebastiani died in a well chos chosen spot. he was in his living room. he was buried in a bib and straw hat that had been a symbol. a shrewd businessman yes but also a simple farmer. at the funeral it seemed as thousand august has prepared his family beforehand and told him not to grieve. his wife and sons were strong throughout the ceremony. possibly they remembered the fullness of his life, the hours spent on the field. his dawn to dusk regiment seemed for him invigorating instead of tiring. perhaps it was because he spent a lot of the day with his birds. something struck me as strange. there was no outpouring of grief or sense of loss as you might have expected at the funeral of a man who was so loved by so many people. but then after a moment's thought i realized their quiet was not strange. i'm sure they knew that throughout his wife, august sebastiani was a man at peace with his life. who lived as a full man and who could have asked for more. >> i feel like man farrouck. i can't go into the house

ivan watson is there. we'll day care a quick break and resume our special coverage of the latest developments in egypt right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the ready-for-anything chevrolet sonic chevrolet. find new roads. >>> we're following the breaking news, historic news emerging from egypt right now. i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. the top advisor to the egyptian president says there is a military coupe now under way to try to remover him from power. ben wedeman is standing by. he's at the pro-morsi rally. tell us what you're hearing. >> reporter: what we're hearing is some angry words from the people. they don't believe what they're hearing in some of the media here in egypt that for instance president morsi is under house arrest. they believe he's in control of the country. what we're hearing is they plan on staying here in an open-ended protest sit in if that is the case. many of them will tell you they feel president morsi is the

our ivan watson is there. as northern korea marks the 60th anniversary end of the korean war. they are allowing carefully guided access to the most secretive country on earth. >>> welcome to the flower festival named after the founder of the democratic people's republic of korea and his son who ruled this country until his death. these flowers are a big source of pride in this country. we are told nearly every institution in north korea has a greenhouse devoted to growing north korea is very well-known for its lavish patriotic displays and that's taking place in a country that's had a rather rough economic time over the course of the past 20 years. now, in our short very controlled time in pyongyang, we are definitely not seeing any of the signs of the terrible famine of the 1990s which killed hundreds of thousands of north koreans due to starvation. in fact, experts are telling us they're seeing more cars on the roads than before and that people seem to have better clothes, as well. and this is despite the fact that they're strong crippling united nations sanctions against no

now more than 8 million people have watched watson zipping over land and water. people love the idea. people like pete duffey, the managing director of windy knoll golf course in springfield, ohio. he sees the chance to bring more people to his course, tracking down the company that made bubba's cart. >> it's got the traditional top, the sand and seed mix bottles and the holders for the bags behind the back bench. >> reporter: the course would charge $175 for one round with the hovercraft and a caddy pilot. naturally, we asked to give it a try. i felt like i was on a carnival ride in the middle of a golf course. it may not be the future of golf everywhere but guarantees fun even if your golf game stinks. darren rovell, abc news, springfield, ohio. >> that does look like fun. thanks for watching. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >>> tonight the bay area distinction in a major fbi sting a rests and rescued from a child sex raid. >> pilots under new orders that should make landings safer, why they applied to foreign pilots only. >> a live picture from shores of maui.

i hope. >> watson's pencil defense did have some success. his prosecutor wanted 25 years. he was eventually sentenced to 12, but with good behavior and time served, he will be eligible for release in 7 1/2 years. >>> coming up, one of the most colorful inmates at maricopa. >> this is one of my daughter. the reason why i'm in here. >>> and later, one of the most feared. >> she is the one in this whole jail that creeps me out for a better word. >> rest assured, if somebody killed a [ bleep ], they had a reason to [ bleep ] do it. you need to be looking at the dead [ bleep ], not the mother [ bleep ] who killed her. yeah. "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like a

. >> ivan watson, we have the first democratically elected president of egypt deposed in a year in what many call a coup. the military effectively acted on behalf of the people. where does it leave democracy in egypt? democracy that everyone celebrate with the arab spring now looks to be in tatters. >> well, that's a good question. certainly the electoral process has been shaken, if not smashed. now the question comes up the next president who comes in, people get frustrated because there are fuel shortages or some other complaint. can they come out in the streets and protest and topple that person when they are sick of them? that is an argument that the people who are still firing fireworks here behind us, they don't seem to really want to hear that. when you mention the word coup to them many get angry and insist this is not a coup that the army is simply carrying out the will of the people who got frustrated at undemocratic moves made by the president morsi himself. of course his backers are very much following this military coup and there are some signs to suggest it is because we'r

we talked about watson last time, very excited about watson. >> that evil howl that -- how does watson compare? >> watson is a lot more sophisticated. >> he's a -- i don't like him. he was nasty to those contestants on jeopardy. he kicked -- >> i'm sorry, dave, i'm afraid i can't do that. >> when the sing later hits in 2045 and the machines are running things there is four scenarios, they could be neutral, benevolent, malevolent or apathetic. there are four things. if it is goes away of watson, i call that mal ware. >> come on. >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. no need for proceed pl protopla people with flesh. i think they already lost control. >> oh, stop it. stop it. it is going to be big and this is something i think over the next five years will break out. >> maybe you don't realize it, they were the best we have as humans. >> he crushed them. >> he did. >> so people can do things that are more meaningful, watson can crunch -- read trade journals that maybe a doctor can't. >> got to unplug him right now before it gets any worse. all right, brian, thank you. >> okay. >> thank you. >> enabler.

rb of the post world in other words during the last twenty years you heard mrs watson r b she's the prototypical japanese housewife who is winning the global forex markets and the yen carry trade all those things happening is there a new asian housewife driving global forex and gold misses was it would seem to me what's happening well yeah i think you tweeted a really interesting article a couple weeks ago it was a radio show that had been going on and they had been talking about this kind of the powerful chinese house car for chinese grandmas here where basically playing wall street game you know they were they were for three reckon going when it came to the gold price now whilst we are seeing premiums being reported these are heavily localized and in our research the shanghai gold exchange which is what i'm most. proud moment is once it has got huge round delivery the volumes that go three are nowhere near as high as we see on paper gold on k.-max or the a.t.c. market in london so in terms of the gold price and he's influencing at the moment we're not able to say that china or the

was five to buy three hundred tons of physical so this is why she's being called to see the new mrs watson rb of the post world in other words during the last twenty years her mrs watson r b she's the prototypical japanese housewife who is swinging the global forex markets and the yen carry trade all these things happening is there a new asian housewife driving global forex and gold misses was it would seem to me what's happening well yeah i think you treated a really interesting article a couple weeks ago it was a radio show that had been going on and they had been talking about this kind of the powerful chinese house for for chinese grandmothers here where basically playing wall street game you know they were they were forced to be reckoned with when it came to the gold price now whilst we are seeing premiums being reported these are heavily localized and in our research the shanghai gold exchange which is what i'm most. proud moment is once it has got he's run a delivery the volumes that go three are nowhere near as high as we see on the paper gold on k.-max or the a.t.c. market in lond

was five to buy three hundred tons of physical so this is why she's being called to see the new mrs watson rb of the post world in other words during the last twenty years her mrs watson r b she's the prototypical japanese housewife who is winning the global forex markets and the yen carry trade all these things happening is there a new asian housewife driving global forex and gold misses was it would seem to me what's happening well yeah i think you tweeted a really interesting article a couple weeks ago it was a radio show that had been going on and they had been talking about this kind of the powerful chinese house for for chinese grandmas here where basically playing wall street at their own game you know they were they were forced to be reckoned with when it came to the gold price now whilst we are seeing premiums being reported these are heavily localized and in our research the shanghai go to exchange which is what i'm most. proud moment is what it has got he's run into livery the volumes that go three are nowhere near as high as we see on the paper gold on k.-max or the a.t.c. mark

rb of the post world in other words during the last twenty years you heard mrs watson r b she's the prototypical japanese housewife who is swinging the global forex markets and the end carry trade all these things happening is there a new asian housewife driving global forex and gold mrs was it would seem to me what's happening well yeah i think you treated a really interesting article a couple weeks ago it's a radio show that had been going on and they had been talking about this kind of the powerful chinese house are for. here where basically playing wall street game you know they were they were for three reckon groups when it came to the gold price now whilst we are seeing premiums being reported these are heavily localized and in our research the shanghai gold exchange which is what i'm most. proud moment is once it has got he's run a delivery the volumes that go three are nowhere. where near as high as we see on the paper gold on k.-max or the a.t.c. market in london so in terms of the gold price and he's influencing at the moment we're not able to say that china or the shangha

miss watson, it happened last night, two employees, both men were in their 20s and police at this point are looking for the gunmen. alex safe haven't, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> that fire on grizzly pick bull start and there are fireworks in the area. no homes were damaged and the fire is now fully contained. >>> your time is now 5:38 and a new population report shows whites and latinos are now equal. whites and latinos make up 38% of the population and that's according to the state department of finance. last year latinos are expected to -- i'm sorry this year latinos are expected to become the largest ethnic group. >>> a two day census this past january found 370 living out there on the streets and that's up 8% from a year ago. previous surveys estimated how big the problem is and officials say it only went down and from the reason foundation, that mean only hawaii. >>> sal, how are we doing in the commute? >> well, it is getting busier early and normally we don't see these traffic levels until after 6:00 but right now we are seeing a lot of traffic and let's go to the bay bridg

rb of the post world in other words during the last twenty years you heard mrs watson r b she's the prototypical japanese housewife who is swinging the global forex markets and the yen carry trade all these things happening is there a new asian housewife driving global forex and gold mrs was it would seem to me what's happening well yeah i think you treated a really interesting article a couple weeks ago it's a radio show that had been going on and they had been talking about this kind of the powerful chinese house for for chinese grandmas here where basically playing wall street game you know they were they were forced to be reckoned with when it came to the gold price now whilst we are seeing premiums being reported these are heavily localized and in our research the shanghai gold exchange which is what i'm most. proud moment is what it has got he's run a delivery the volumes that go three are nowhere near as high as we see on paper gold on k.-max or the a.t.c. market in london so in terms of the gold price and he's influencing at the moment we're not able to say there china or th

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let's go to watson in pennsylvania. >> cramer, watson here. cramer, turning into the preparation first. >> always is. always is. >> cmbc today i saw you and your dad come down for some burgers. >> we were scarfing down some cheesecake. >> my first job as windows man at gino's, made buck an hour. my stock is -- >> it was so fabulous. let's make money. >> yeah, exelon's my stock. >> you and i both know it's not my favorite, but i believe the interest stays stable, it can go up and when that happens, sell, sell, sell. steve in massachusetts. >> greetings, jim. a couple you recommended, micron technology, has jumped up to the 14. it's back down now to the mid to high 12. i don't see anything different with the fundamentals. is this a buying opportunity? >> here's what's going on. we had number seven stock making more fab making more equipment to be able the produce more semiconductors and the kind that micron makes, so micron goes down because people feel there's going to be a supply problem. it might go down to 11.5. i think it will, then pull th

michelle watson and her boyfriend were inside when it happened. did we mention, she's pregnant? >> oh, boy. >> all we hear was a crash. i felt a lot of stuff hitting me. i'm pushed. the whole bed pushed. i'm stuck between the bed and the couch. i thought i was dreaming. at the same time, i was scared, trying to get up. ift was crazy. it was like something off the tv. >> scared being an understatement. the stranger part, the driver ran off with no shirt on. cops caught up with him nearby. watson and her boyfriend are said to be okay, if not shaken up from all that. >> i just missed it. >> i could watch it over and over again. >>> coming up here on "early start," we may have answers in the sudden death of a young television star thachlt story up next. stay with us. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from chase. so you can. your skin can grow more beautiful every time you wear it. neutrogena® healthy skin liquid makeup. 98%

ivan watson is in power. tell our viewers where you are and what you're seeing. >> reporter: i'm walking across the bridge in the center of cairo. there will be soldiers with riot controls who have formed a line across this bridge next to several military vehicles they have locked the traffic across the center of the bridge. there was a protest sit-in of the muslim brotherhoods. 50 security officers are in dark uniforms. probably police with riot controlled helmets and shields. i see a military truck wheeling around the rotary there. we basically are seeing the military deploying across parts of cairo right now. wolf. >> there's another report that's emerging and it seems to be accurate that the egyptian military has begun establishing barriers around the palace, the building where the egyptian president morsi seems to be located right now maybe working, maybe holed up. what, if anything, have you heard about this? rl c >> reporter: cairo is an enormous metropolis. in this area very close to where there were

where many of these officials are trying to figure out what happens watson went wrong key. as i mentioned, it is worth reiterating how many people are on that flight. or aboard that flight. that makes the total at over 300. 307 people. many of these flights had been diverted to sacramento, los angeles, san jose, oakland, and even one diverted to salt lake city. at least one. with 10 critical at s.f. general. i want to go back to you as we continue to suffer through all this information that is coming into our newsroom. >> j.r. stone, thank you. we understand that the ntsb is going to be holding a press conference at 3:00 p.m. they also have a team. coming of ronald reagan national airport to assess the damage. as we can confirm, there are two people confirmed dead from athis aircraft. and we have reporters at hospitals, and reporters at s f o. we have this covered and we are still awaiting some word as the cause. john? pilots have complained that this can be a difficult airport at times with the fog. >> as you mention, vicki these were perfect conditions for flying. at2811a

now more than 8 million people have watched watson zipping over listened and water. people love the idea. people lick pete here it is. this is it. managing director of this golf course in spring field, high. he see the cha tons bring mr. people to his course. tracking dup the company that made this cart. >> he has tradition until top. the sand bolt and holder for the bag hyped the back pwechbling. >> it will be 1 75 dollars for 1 round of the hovercraft and pilot. naturally we asked to give it a try. i felt like i was on a carnival ride in the middle of a golf kouvrs. >> this is a nurt experience. may not be the future of golf everywhere but guarantee fun even if golf game stinks. this is abc news spring field, ohio. >>> these fun. >> everybody would did that. >> mike now with sports. >> all right. a 10 offensive assault on anyone this comes to the consolidate seem after putting up 10 runs on the angel putting up 10 runs on the angel yesterday >> if we get new information on that massive pro paper fire burning in florida right now. coming up on 7 news at 11:00. there

watson. [applause] >> good evening. we can never acknowledge and thank those who have the courage to have vision and the courage to bring it forth. we can never acknowledge and thank them too much. our congressional black caucus, let us applaud and acknowledge them. [applause] >> my mother used to always say, let me smell my roses while i'm here. you know, two things. one is, a question was asked earlier, what are we going to do, are we going to come up with new money, are we going to come up with new money to solve the problems? chicago state university, we are stepping up and we've stepped up for the last year now, and we have established what is called an interdisciplinary institute for urban solutions. and i now challenge universities throughout america to reprioritize your human resources, to take your tens of thousands of students and faculty that are in the different disciplines, from social work the health management, and have those students and those faculties go into the contiguous

and the first majority leader to lose was indiana republican senator james watson, watson lost in 1932. he was very effective in getting the rank and file of his party in the senate to, quote tow the party line. add fetish for loyalty to the republican party. does that sound familiar to anyone? should mcconnell lose his re-election bid next year he will he a be just the second republican senator leader to lose ever. let's hope you make it in the record books senator. >>> i want most people to know, most people celebrate the new year on january 1st. but for political junkies and other nerds like me, the party really starts today. i want you to know that. here is a round up of some of today's significant laws and political events happening in the regulatory year. first up. eric garcity starts in his job as the 42nd mayor of los angeles. he opens with voters viewing him favorably. may the blank state ever be in his favor. riding the pride way from san francisco to the east coast gay couples in delinquent delinquent can--delawarecan be married today. and on the gun front a gun manufacturer

let's go to watson in pennsylvania. >> sgt. cramer, watson here. cramer, your assistant with the preparation first. >> always is. always is. today i saw you and your dad come down for some burgers. >> we were scarfing down some cheese steak. >> my first job as window man at geno's, made a buck an hour. my stock is -- >> it was so fabulous. let's make money. >> yeah, exelon's my stock. >> you and i both know it's not my favorite, but i believe the interest rates stable, it can go up and when that happens, sell, sell, sell. steve in massachusetts. >> greetings, jim. a couple you recommended, micron technology, i tried to buy it with a limit order. it has jumped up to the 14. it's back down now to the mid to high 12. i don't see anything different with the fundamentals. is this a buying opportunity? >> here's what's going on. we had number semiconductor companies making more fabs, making more equipment to be able the produce more semiconductors and the kind that micron makes, so micron goes down because people feel there's going to be a supply problem

it all started when masters champion bubba watson dreamt up a hovercraft golf cart. it was supposed to be a stunt for oakley. now more than 8 million people have watched watson zipping over land and water. >> and who doesn't want to do that? >> reporter: people love the idea. people like pete duffy. >> here it is, huh? >> this is it! >> reporter: the managing director of windy knoll golf course in springfield, ohio. he sees the chance to bring more people to his course, tracking down the company that made bubba's cart. >> you've got the traditional top, the sand and seed mixed bottles, and the holders for the bags behind the back bench. >> reporter: the course will charge $175 for a round with a hover craft and caddie pilot. naturally we asked to give it a try. i felt like i was on a carnival ride in the middle of a golf course. this is a nuts experience. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: it may not be the future of golf everywhere, but guarantees fun even if your golf game stinks. darren rovell, abc news, springfield, ohio. >> looks like a lot of fun. >> i can't play to s

all right, ivan watson, thank you so much. ivan, as we said, reporting, incredibly rare opportunity from pyongyang tonight. >>> and now our fifth story, chris christie picks another fight. new jersey's tough-talking governor had some choice worlds for rand paul. speaking at a forum, he suggested the libertarian's views of the government's surveillance program are serious and he should hear first-hand from the families effected by 9/11. >> i love all these esoteric debates that people are getting in. >> senator rand paul, for example? >> listen, you can name any number of people, and he's one of them. i mean, these esoteric debates -- i want them to come to new jersey and sit across from the wid dome widows and t and have that conversation. and they won't. because that's a much tougher conversation to have. >> well, after this morning chris christi, just look how he spelled that crris. he thinks it dangerous. dangerous is borrowing to money to china to people who plurn the flag. you may notice how he spelled his flash and c-ris

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. >>> i want to go to cairo, to becky anderson and ivan watson, who with paint more of a picture of what's going on. first, i want to start with becky. the response, i think a lot of people have been taken aback at how quickly this all unfolded. the protests are relatively recent, the military gives a 48-hour ultimatum to president morsi. he doesn't achieve any success with the protesters, there's no political solution, and that's it, he's out pretty quick for a middle eastern koup. >> absolutely. it was really remarkable, just 24 hours ago, we heard from president morsi. he made his speech, a 45-minute speech to the nation, long in rhetor rhetoric, short in specifics, but some 50 times he talked about being the legitimate president of egypt. he was talking to his constituents, effect tiff live. people will tell you he was effectively fluffing the military, that had basically gave him 48 hours or get out, and that's exactly what they did. you pointed out only 48 hours ago, it seems not quite as big here in tahrir square, by what's called the rebel movement, a huge coalition of opposition g

. >>> el agente de la dea watson fue asesinado a puÑalados en un taxi en el norte de bogotÁ, por la modalidad de robo "paseo millonario". >>> es una tragedia, impactÓ a un ciudadano norte a me america muchos colombianos sufrieron este tipo de atraco. >>> los implicados fueron capturados en bogotÁ y en ciudades cercanas. >>> lo cierto que el homicidio del agente llevÓ que la policÍa incrementarÁ operativos en toda la ciudad para evitar que el atraco conocido como el "paseo millonario "se realice en taxis de colombia, en colombia, juan carlos aguiar, univisiÓn. >>> el gobierno de maduro, decidiÓ suspender el diÁlogo de caracas y washington por el resultado de un nuevo cortocircuito, luego que la nominada embajadora de estados unidos, samantha power, aludio a la represiÓn de que es vÍctima la oposiciÓn en el paÍs de amÉrica del sur. >>> ecuador, enfrenta el debate de la dosis personal de droga, genera controversia, permite que ciudadanos tengan cierta cantidad sin ser arrestados, la medida dice el gobierno, tiene como objetivo frenar el narcotrÁfico, la polÉmica desde quito. >>> e

ivan watson has been watching the hundreds of thousands of protesters in the street. what is the latest on these arrests that is so disconcerting to our government here? >> reporter: well, i think there have been reports trickling out from a shrinking number of muslim brother officials warning about the closure of three pro muslim brotherhood tv stations in the last couple of hours including -- not including an al jazeera affiliate tv station here and the arrest of at least one of the tv stations of staff employees at that station. so that is providing in the background a bit of an ominous back drop to the enormous party that we are still seeing here in tahrir square with fireworks still going on, the biggest party i have seen here since basically the overthrow, the ousting of hosni mubarak in 2011. it's very clear that some of the egyptian security forces seem to be going after some of the organs of influence and information distribution that were in the hands of the muslim brotherhood when the statement was made calling the suspension of the constitution and for egy

detroit city council member, joann watson, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> okay. don't go away, because if you turn the channel now anyone you'll never know the true identity of the southern avenger. >>> if i asked you, dear viewer, for your thoughts on this man, john wilkes booth, my strong sense is you'd probably say something like i would say he's a treasonist murderer who committed one of the gravest crimes in the entire history of america. he shot president lincoln who, i think we can all probably agree, was one of the good ones. well that, that view is not the opinion of the southern avenger. no. the southern avenger who drinks a toast every year to celebrate booth's birthday believes john wilkes booth's, "heart was in the right place." the only problem, you see, he seems to have with the cold-blooded murder of our 16th president, was it turned abraham lincoln into a martyr which the southern avenger regrets. this man's real name is jack hunter. goes by the name of southern avenger and was a radio show host in south carolina from 1999 until last year. these

cnn's ivan watson is allowed to witness the celebrations of the 60th anniversary of agreement that ended the fighting in the korean war. >> while his movements were obviously restricted he was able to talk to visitors and get some remarkably close access to north korea's reclusive leader. here's his report. >> reporter: this is your father? what's his name? it's your father here, yes? >> it's my father. >> reporter: and his name? this is a woman visiting the tombstone of her father one of the veterans of the korean war at this just opened cemetery to veterans of the korean conflict, and as you can see, people coming through milling through, some of them are north korean veterans still alive. we have some foreign visitors as well, at least one u.s. veteran of the conflict, and one russian veteran as well who would have fought with the soviet military at that time. the young leader of north korea, co kim jong-un moments ago cut the ribbon opening this new cemetery and relatives and the mother are here to visit the grave of this officer over here. this is just the beginning of what will be

ben weedman and ivan watson join us. but first, i want to bring in a spokesman for the muslim brotherhood who joins us by phone. at this point, do you know where president morsy is right now? >> yeah. he's under house arrest at the president guard headquarters. >> there have been reports that as many as 300 muslim brotherhood members, that there are arrest warrants out for them. is that what you understand? >> yes. i can only confirm that the head of the party and the previous head of the elected egyptian parliament, as well as the leader of the muslim brotherhood. >> supporters of this action by the military say this is not a coup. they say this is the will of the egyptian people that has been demonstrated in the massive turnouts over the last several days throughout egypt. to you, what is this and what happens next >> i am afraid that is a pathetic excuse. everyone saw the images on tv. the military decided to side track the democratic process and decided to topple the democratically elected president. [ indiscernible

we'll have more with ivan watson live on the scene. >>> first a day of crucial testimony in the zimmerman trial. the gun. >> that's all someone would need to do to fire a shot, if it was fully loaded? >> yes. >> the hoodie. >> do you know whose blood that was? >> i got a partial dna profile and that matched trayvon martin. >> the dna. >> this would be a buckle swab taken from george zimmerman. >> i'll ask my experts where does the case stand now with the prosecution winding down the case and the zimmerman trial in black and white. my exclusive with the man that defended o.j. simpson and his trial. he'll tell me whether he thinks zimmerman should take the stand. >>> beginning with martin savidge outside the court live in sanford, florida. martin, another day, another gripping day of what could be vital testimony, the gun, the dna and so on. tell me about what happened today. >> yeah, a lot of forensics, piers. experts and evidence. much of the afternoon talking about dna, specifically whose dna was found where or not found. and the focus became upon the gun. the gun that george zimmerman u

. >>> 14 year after the fires, ktvu's george watson returned to yellow stone to see how the park is recovering. nearly 800,000 acres of forest burned. the largest wildfire fire in history. at its worse, some thought it was the end of yellow stone. >> here the whole park was burning up. nobody would ever come to visit it again and it was only going to be ashes. and it was burning so hot in such large areas it would take hundreds of years for it to grow back again. i had enough experience by that time to know that was not the case. >> reporter: after the first year, most of the grassland were back. it's the trees that are a different story. forest are not on a fast track to recovery. this little guy is a perfect example. he's about 4 feet tall and yet he's 14 years old. the forest is coming back, but it's according to nature's timetable. >> obviously it's going to take a long time for this forest to attain mature height it might be in yellow stone 50 to 60 years before it's tall. it isn't going to look the same. >> reporter: sticks fill the ground. there are curious swaths of dead trees surround

michelle watson sleeping inside until the crash. she told the driver to turn off his engine because she was worried it was going to blow up. instead, the driver jumped out and as you can see, ran off. >> i didn't know what to think. i thought i was dreaming. thought i was dreaming. but at the same time, i was scared trying to get up. it was crazy. it was just like something off the tv. never thought it would happen to us. >> but it did. phone was hurt but the van destroyed three motel rooms. the driver was caught nearby. i think she got a free night's stay. >> i would think so. maybe a little more than that. how scary is that, liz? >> i know. that's very scary. >>> nothing like that going on outside. in fact, it is really quiet all across the bay area. westbound 580 we are just now beginning to see our usual delays out of tracy so, yeah, the commute is starting to heat up here. the drive time suddenly turned yellow so the westbound 580 commute is up to, what does that say, 24 minutes between the altamont pass and the dublin intercha

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." >> well, you have emma watson showing you what -- the end result of all of this is is someone who has no self whatsoever. it's all just presentation. it's a ghastly new kind of teenager which let us hope none of our children turn into. >> emma wattson does give a memorable performance but i thought the social satire when we join'm what ma watson and her mother played by lessly mann and the family with the upside down values system that became too theme math attic. >> each of you, a recommendation of one a movie that people may not be aware of that's opened or coming up if you've seen it with -- so that we can be helpful and of some use to folks who don't necessarily want to just follow the herd to them. >> well we didn't talk about a movie that's opened already and i think will be remiss if we didn't mention that one. >> as far as things coming out, i mean i've only seen small films like "ain't them bodies saints" which i thought was beautiful by casey affleck. "lovelace" is a cool '70s slice of pornography. linda lovelace's story with amanda say fred. "face of love" seyfried. >>