jeff, thank you for being here. we are going to start with the elephant in the room -- after your first order earnings report, the stock plummeted 40 plus percent and still has not recovered. is the magnitude of that market reaction there? >> who's to say whether it is fair. markets determine the day-to-day price. i think it was a surprise. we were not expecting that kind of response and when you look at the core elements of our business, they remain healthy. if you look at north america same-store sales growth there has been consistent over the last few years. dates and business line, still the fastest growing business we have. post launch of our reimagined fabric out says, we have seen engagement on mobile and desktop. went so far ast to say we are sorry. is there something we don't get that investors are not understanding? >> having its expectations. natural inclination to extract those growth rates out over long times will stop in the history of every hypergrowth company, there comes an inflection point where th

jeff: we almost never do. we've disagreed on a couple of occasions and they are always related to personnel. it's never related to objective things about the business. there was interesting learning that will remain between the two of us, but i think there was interesting learning. emily: it's interesting you said you never aspired to become ceo. how did that happen if you didn't aspire? jeff: not because of what i had seen in terms of ceos in publicly traded companies. that can be a rough ride. for me it was never about the title. it was about a sense of purpose. emily: you've given a lot of thought to the future of the workforce and how it's changing. i would love it if you could paint the picture for us. jeff: employment is a serious issue. in some european countries, you have unemployment hovering around 50%. that's the thing that tears apart society if it's allowed to be sustained for too long where people don't feel like they have access to opportunity and become disenfranchised. they don't feel like the

jeff: we almost never do. we've disagreed on a couple of occasions and they are always related to personnel. it's never related to objective things about the business. learning interesting that will remain between the two of us but i think there was interesting learning. it's interesting you said you never aspired to become ceo. how did that happen if you didn't aspire? jeff: not because of what i had seen in terms of ceos in publicly traded companies. that can be a rough ride. for me it was never about the title. it was about a sense of purpose. emily: you've given a lot of thought to the future of the workforce and how it's changing. i would love it if you could paint the picture for us. employment is a serious issue. in some european countries you have unemployment hovering around 50%. thing that tears apart society if it's allowed to be sustained for too long where people don't feel like they have access to opportunity and become disenfranchised. they don't feel like i have a voice and that's one bad stuff

i'm robbin simmons. >> jeff: and i'm jeff lennox. 7 news at 11 starts nought. >> robbin: off the top at 11:00, a south florida toddler final loo found and his mother now heading to jail. his disappearance sparking e statewide amber alert. the pair located in texas. >> jeff: and investigators are saying his mother is behind the abduction. the night team's walter morris is in miami with reaction from the boy's family. >> reporter: the baby's gone. rebecca rodriguez describing the time she called her son in the middle of the night saying her grandson had been taken. a sad moment for the child's court-appointed temporary guardian. she went to bed around midnight and when she woke up to take medicine, she checked the crib and no sign of logan. it didn't take miami pd long to identify his mother as the person responsible. the statewide amber alert ensued. billboards like these lining

how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want. >> jeff: trying to think who they had in 95-96. was that larry johnson? >> mike: mugsy? >> jeff: they had a good team. >> mike: inside to ariza. shot clock turned off. they got to shoot quickly. ariza takes a lot of time. puts up a three-pointer. that won't go. harden tips it to himself. harden sets, fires, that won't go. rebound knocked loose. rose comes up with it and can dribble it out now. hopefully the rockets won't foul him. that will do it. the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game and the triumphant return of jimmy butler, after missing 1

how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. home. >> jeff: who beat them in >> mike: indiana. home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want. they had in 95-96. was that larry johnson? >> mike: mugsy? >> jeff: they had a good team. >> mike: inside to ariza. shot clock turned off. they got to shoot quickly. ariza takes a lot of time. puts up a three-pointer. that won't go. harden tips it to himself. harden sets, fires, that won't go. rebound knocked loose. rose comes up with it and can dribble it out now. hopefully the rockets won't foul him. that will do it. the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game and the triumphant return of jimmy butler, after missing 11 games he was excellent tonight with 24 points, 11 rebounds, six derrick rose with 17 and 9. a food-good

how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. you want. >> jeff: trying to think who they had in 95-96. >> mike: mugsy? >> jeff: they had a good team. >> mike: inside to ariza. shot clock turned off. they got to shoot quickly. ariza takes a lot of time. puts up a three-pointer. that won't go. harden tips it to himself. go. rebound knocked loose. rose comes up with it and can dribble it out now. hopefully the rockets won't foul him. that will do it. the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game and the triumphant return of jimmy butler, after missing 11 games he was excellent tonight with 24 points, 11 rebounds, six assists and good defense. derrick rose with 17 an

how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want. >> jeff: trying to think who they had in 95-96. was that larry johnson? >> mike: mugsy? >> jeff: they had a good team. >> mike: inside to ariza. shot clock turned off. they got to shoot quickly. ariza takes a lot of time. that won't go. harden tips it to himself. harden sets, fires, that won't go. rebound knocked loose. rose comes up with it and can dribble it out now. hopefully the rockets won't foul him. that will do it. the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game and the triumphant return of jimmy butler, after missing 11 gam

jeff: you do not want to be greedy. there is an example of following a trend, staying with it, and maximizing. tom: do you agree that the single biggest mistake in modern technical analysis is everybody is too short-term? look at bigger charts, and that is how you have the courage to stay with apple computer. jeff: it is very hard from a practical standpoint, whether it is because investors are focused on quarterly returns or your consultant is focused on quarterly returns. but i think that is absolutely right. the jeff degraaf goes after consultants, francine, a bloomberg exclusive. francine: how do you look at trends when it comes to politics? we have the u.s. election, brexit. it can go either way. to stay away from the political end of it. we have a great men on board does most of our work there. it is sort of beyond what i do. tom: what is the biggest opportunity right now? what is the single biggest opportunity? jeff: the single biggest opportunity is -- one of the things about trend is you have signal.e out noise

how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want. >> jeff: trying to think who was that larry johnson? >> mike: mugsy? >> jeff: they had a good team. >> mike: inside to ariza. shot clock turned off. they got to shoot quickly. ariza takes a lot of time. puts up a three-pointer. that won't go. harden tips it to himself. harden sets, fires, that won't go. rebound knocked loose. rose comes up with it and can dribble it out now. hopefully the rockets won't foul him. that will do it. the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game and the triumphant return of jimmy butler, after missing 11 games he was exce

how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at homeme '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don'n'blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana onc and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want. >> jeff: trying to think who they had in 95-96. was that larry johnson? >> mike: mugsy? >> jeff: they had a good team. >> mike: inside to ariza. shot clock turned off. they got to shoot quickly. ariza takes a lot of time. puts up a three-pointer. that won't go. harden tips it to himself. harden sets, fires, that won't go. rebound knocked loose. rose comes up with it and can dribble it out now. hopefully theheockets won't foul him. the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game and the triumphant return of jimmy butler, after missing 11 games he was excellent tonight with 24 po

how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want. >> jeff: trying to think who they had in 95-96. was that larry johnson? >> mike: >> jeff: they had a good team. >> mike: inside to ariza. shot clock turned off. they got to shoot quickly. ariza takes a lot of time. puts up a three-pointer. that won't go. harden tips it to himself. harden sets, fires, that won't go. rebound knocked loose. rose comes up with it and can dribble it out now. hopefully the rockets won't foul him. that will do it. the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game and the triumphant return of jimmy butler, after missing 11 games

. >> jeff: and i'm jeff nnox. depere, wi >> president obama on cuban soil. >> it's been nearly 90 years since a u.s. president stepped foot in cuba. it is wonderful to be here. >> u.s. and cuban relations. need hope. >> and relationships renewed. but not everyone's happy. >> it's shameful. it's pathetic. its sickening. it's obscene. >> anchor: tonight live from havana, team 7 coverage of the president in cuba. >> hello, everyone, welcome and good evening! i'm belkys nerey live here in miami! >> i'm aig stevens live once again in havana, cuba, where it's been a day of remarkable images here on the island. at this hour the president of the united states is spending this night on cuban soil at the u.s. diplomatic residence gearing up for a full day tomorrow. he'll meet with raul castro, among othehe, as he tries to reset u.s.-cuban relations. >> wheels down, history in havana. air force 1 touching down on afternoon just after 4:00. before we saw the president, we heard from him via his pofficial potus twitter account

how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what >> jeff: trying to think who they had in 95-96. was that larry johnson? >> mike: mugsy? >> jeff: they had a good team. >> mike: inside to ariza. shot clock turned off. they got to shoot quickly. ariza takes a lot of time. puts up a three-pointer. that won't go. harden tips it to himself. harden sets, fires, that won't go. rebound knocked loose. rose comes up with it and can dribble it out now. hopefully the rockets won't foul him. that will do it. the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game and the triumphant return of jimmy butler, after missing 11 games he

how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want. >> jeff: trying to think who they had in 95-96. was that larry johnson? >> mike: mugsy? >> jeff: they had a good team. >> mike: inside to ariza. shot clock turned off. they got to shoot quickly. ariza takes a lot of time. puts up a three-pointer. that won't go. harden sets, fires, that won't go. rebound knocked loose. rose comes up with it and can dribble it out now. hopefully the rockets won't foul him. that will do it. the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game and the triumphant return of jimmy butler, after missing 11 games he was excellent tonight with 24 points, 11 rebounds, si

thanks jeff. in crime beat... reno police have a suspect in custody after a shooting at siri's casino in downtown reno left one man dead. just before midnight sunday, the reno police department responded to shots fired inside the siri's casino at 241 north virginia street in the heart of downtown reno. suspect as 38 year old kiley grayson. he's been charged with open murder and police say he did not resist arrest. the victim was an off duty employee of siri's casino. police have determined there was a physical and verbal dispute between the two men. when the victim tried to walk away... police say grayson pulled out a gun and shot the man in the chest. yet been released. the woman who died after an accident at squaw valley over the weekend has been identified. firefighters were called out to the ski resort just after 1-30 p-m saturday on a report of an injured skier. there they found 62-year-old elizabeth danel of olympic valley. she was unconcious, and later passed away. firefighters say she appeared to have hit

how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want. they had in 95-96. was that larry johnson? >> mike: mugsy? >> jeff: they had a good team. >> mike: inside to ariza. shot clock turned off. they got to shoot quickly. ariza takes a lot of time. puts up a three-pointer. that won't go. harden tips it to himself. go. rebound knocked loose. rose comes up with it and can dribble it out now. him. that will do it. the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game and the triumphant return of jimmy butler, after missing 11 games he was excellent tonight with 24 points, 11 rebounds, six derrick rose with 17 and 9.

how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in '95-'96 at home? >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? don't blame it on the indiana pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want. >> jeff: trying to think who they had in 95-96. was that larry johnson? >> mike: mugsy? >> jeff: they had a good team. >> mike: inside to ariza. shot clock turned off. they got to shoot quickly. ariza takes a lot of time. puts up a three-pointer. that won't go. harden tips it to himself. harden sets, fires, that won't go. rebound knocked loose. rose comes up with it and can dribble it out now. hopefully the rockets won't foul him. that will do it. the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game jimmy butler, after missing 11 games he was excellent tonight with 24 points, 11 reboun

i'm robbin simmons. >> jeff: and i'm jeff lennox. the news continues in 2 minutes. depere, wi >> jeff: now on 7 news at 6:30, a republican presidential candidate grabbing the first state win on super saturday. the results ead. >> robbin: deputies on the hunt to find the man who tried to abduct a south florida teen. >> and the south florida community making a call to

. >> jeff: and i'm jeff lennox. the night team first at 10 starts right now. >> a man is shot and killed with dozens of people right nearby. hello and good evening again. horror unfolding on south beach when the fight breaks ou followed by gunfire. >> tonight we are hearing from the victim's grief-f-stricken mother. more with the latest for us. walter? >> reporter: robbin and jeff, miami beach police investigating who separate shootings overnight. detectives spent the day interviewing the person of interest in one that left a 20-year-old dead and tonight justice. >> my son! (crying) >> a grieving mother crying out for answers after an 21 decade shot and killed in south beach. >> just kill somebody out here. >> reporter: this cell phone video capturing the scene as police began the investigation early sunday morning. family members say decade was celebrating his ogolder brother's birthday when the fight broke out ending in gunfire. >> and it is doesn't deserve tha. >> and it is going to the 10th breakers. >> if i was

back over to jeff and lorena in the big chair tonight! >> jeff: thank you, mike. that's 7 news first at 5. i'm jeff lennox. >> lorena: i'm lorena estrada! have a good night. depe, wi "made in hollywood" >> "the divergent series: allegiant" is "made in hollywood!" >> civil war, dangerous escapes and a toxic wasteland are just a taste of what't'in store for shailene woodley and theo james in the latest installment >> the wall scene was really impressive. when we filmed it, we were, in fact, scaling a wall. "made in hollywood" >> and also on today's show, jennifer garner and queen latifah tells us about miracles from heaven "based on an amazing true story. >> plus i get a lesson from jennifer lahr lawrence's archery coach, for the blu-ray and hd digital release of "the hunger games: mockingjay - part 2". >> this week on "made in hollywood." >> i'm jennifer garner. >> i'm theo jajas. >> i'm shailene woodley. >> welcome to "made in hollywood." >> welcome to "made in hollywood." >> welcome to "made in hollywood." >> you're watching "made in hollywood." shailene woodley

more on this game, jeff? >> ducis, villanova has said the goal was not just to get here to the elite eight, the goal, it is to win it all. yes,ville know of ace marching on despite shooting just 40 percent tonight, worst of their games in the tournament so far, and they beat kansas, the number one team in the country, and what a scene, on this court, moments ago, the entire arena singing happy birth the day to ryan arcidiacono, let's listen. >> ♪ happy birthday to you. happy birthday. happy birthday to you. >> the entire arena here in louisville climbing in, singing happy birthday to ryan arcidiacono as they cut down the nets here in louisville going to the final four for the first time since 2009. the fifth time in school history a large part to their senior star, ryan arcidiacono and his 13 points. >> twenty-second birthday, best present in the world i'm sure. >> it was great. it was something i was not expecting. i don't want to take any focus way from the team. it is a whole team effort. >> how great do

gentlemen jeff a couple spots -- >> jeff: a couple spots of light snow. we still have flurry out there right now even in the greater cleveland area. this is the system out to the on this track it will be here in about seven hours. it looks like late afternoon and early evening that will be the time frame on that. and that will bring us some minor snow. 23 cleveland. we are down to 20 in mansfield. mansfield, you have cleared out. we will start with a little bit of sun in the morning. it looks like low to mid20s. 25 there at 8:00 a.m. it is going to be an easy morning chute. commute. this next shot of snow won't get here until the afternoon and then tomorrow night it will be light snow. and then another shot of light snow on saturday. and that's where we have the alert for the saturday snow where we can see a stretch. the three men accused of threatening president obama was denied bond. jonathon smeed called them president and hillary clinton. as of now the 35-year-old was not charged with a crime, but he remains locked up tonight. smeed will be back in co

let's check in with meteorologist jeff martinez for good morning, jeff! partly sunny, mild and windy today with a high of 70 in reno. winds will gust 20-45mph by this afternoon, with lake wind advisories in effect. a stormy weather pattern will return by sunday with a chance for rain and sierra snow showers continuing into early next week! local workers staged a protest yesterday, at the tesla gigafactory site east of reno. organizers say about 300 protesters walked off the site... to protest the company hiring employees from outside of nevada. russell: "we would have hoped that there was a little better protection for local workers legislature. what they ended up getting was 50 percent local workforce on the job. we don't think that's enough." senate bill one from the 2014 special session requires tesla to hire half of its workers from nevada. but these workers argue... that there are nevada workers available... and tesla should up the percentage. we reached out to tesla for a response... and a spokesperson sent us a statement saying in part, quote... "i

jeff, what a grisly day at work for workers yesterday. jeff: it's just awful. quiet day at reinhart foodservice. not much activity following yesterday's incident. prince william county police have not identified the -- not released the identity of the man killed but the people here say it was rubio. a wonderful, beloved man. father of a 1-year-old daughter with another child on the way. >> i had trouble sleeping last night. of course, because of what i saw. jeff: what marcus yates saw is nothing short of horrific. >> i seen employees crushed before my eyes. jeff: a forklift operator said suffered a concussion in the accident that happened yesterday afternoon before 4:00. >> i was trying to figure out how i could get out. jeff: a row of huge shelving racks 30 feet high, 200 feet long holding thousands of pounds of the boxed frozen food tipped over and crashed. frantic 911 calls followed. >> they realized that they had a catastrophic collapse. >> i was like in shock. i kept repeating "oh, god, oh, god." jeff: rescue crews worked for hours to remove the body of an

we have jeff smith in for bill. jeff? >> the rain won't be bad. just scattered showers moving through parts of new jersey and the mid hudson valley right now. those will approach the city in the next hour and a half or so. 50 right now in central park. you can see the showers, they weaken as they head to the east. they kind of break up as they head into new jersey, but still sullivan counties. and that will continue moving pretty briskly to the east. 57 now in toms river, warmer air is trying to make inroads into new jersey, and the warmer air will win out during the day today. visibility down to a third of a mile at monticello. 1.3 miles at morristown. there are patches of fog out there. here's your day planner. a couple of showers out there. right through the early part of the afternoon, but look at temperatures. once we get a little bit of sunshine, 64 by noontime, upper 60s by 4:00 p.m. so, the second half of the day, definitely better than the first. we send it over to heather o'rourke now with a look at the commute. >> and i have flashing li

jeff tanchek is checking your forecast. >> jeff: we are seeing the next system will start as rain tomorrow afternoon. we do have an alert in the afternoon. rain is just after 1:00 from west to east. wet roads for the evening commute. it is not for the morning. but then much colder air comes in tomorrow night. that's going to change everything to snow. we could be looking at several inches of accumulation. here is the system. it is still developing. here is the heavy snow between chicago and milwaukee. right now we have a temperature of 32 in cleveland and it is still 40 in akron and 42 in the canton area. tomorrow morning it is going to be easy. the weather impact is a one. the temperature is around 30 or 32 degrees. cloudy skies. but then the rain is changing over to snow. i'll give you the hour by hour break down. with all of the rain-snow coming you want to make sure you download the first alert weather app. customize it to where you ladies, over to you. >> denise: thank you, jeff. some call it a ticking time bomb and it could be buried under your home. >> romona: despite the potential

thanks jeff. in crime beat... reno police have a suspect in custody after a shooting at siri's casino in downtown reno left one man dead. just before midnight sunday, the reno police department the siri's casino at 241 north virginia street in the heart of downtown reno. police have identified the suspect as 38 year old kiley grayson. he's been charged with open murder and police say he did not run from the crime scene or resist arrest. the victim was an off duty employee of siri's casino. police have determined there was a physical and verbal dispute between the two men. when the victim tried to walk away... police say grayson pulled out a gun and shot the man in the chest. the name of the victim has not yet been released. the woman who died after an accident at squaw valley over the weekend has been identified. firefighters were called out to the ski resort just after 1-30 p-m saturday on a report of an injured skier. there they found 62-year-old elizabeth danel of olympic valley. she was unconcious, and later p

how are you doing, jeff? >> jeff: i'm doing fine. wow. >> mark: the interesting thing, no team has ever gone undefeated at home for an entire season. spurs are still undefeated at home. >> jeff: who beat them in >> mike: indiana. >> jeff: did you get them at home? >> mark: we beat them twice. pacers. that's the rest of the league. >> mike: indiana once and charlotte once. our statistician gets you what you want. >> jeff: trying to think who they had in 95-96. was that larry johnson? >> jeff: they had a good team. >> mike: inside to ariza. shot clock turned off. they got to shoot quickly. ariza takes a lot of time. puts up a three-pointer. that won't go. harden tips it to himself. harden sets, fires, that won't go. rebound knocked loose. rose comes up with it and can dribble it out now. hopefully the rockets won't foul him. that will do it. the bulls end their four-game losing streak. pau gasol has a marvelous game and the triumphant return of jimmy butler, after missing 11 games he was excellent tonight with 24 points, 11 rebounds, s

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jeff paterson joins us live from the courthouse in st. pete. friday, jeff, he got more than what he was asking for and they're going back for more. >>reporter: yeah, good evening, josh. on friday, this jury hit gawker media like a pro wrestler coming off the top turn buckle but you're right. the jury could award hogan even more. when the jury read their verdict on friday, he hugged his legal team and shed a team. gawker nick brushed their verdict as unjust. >> given the key evidence and the most important witness in this case, with help from the jury, we all knew that this -- the appeals court would need to resolve this case. >> mr. blend is happy. this is not only his victory today, but also anyone else victimized by journalism. >> jurors were asked to consider punishing gawker even more with financial damages. >> to deter gawker and other similarly situated now being asked to punish my clients further, an additional punishment that is unnecessary. $115 million is punishment enough. >> and those demonstrate the complete [indiscernible]. the pu

jeff jarboe//works across the street: "29:12 bang bang bang bang bang and bang and i thought, oh my god"jeff jarboe is reliving what he saw and heard last friday- when he was at work across the street from *this* mcdonalds on monmouth street in newport. jeff: "28:57 all of a sudden i'm sitting at my desk four or five really quick gunshots fired fired by another gunshot, and they were pretty loud"minutes later he saw police from several communities- flood the parking lots of several shops along the strip. jeff: "31:59 they were checking for brass in the mcdonlads parking lot in the audio installation store next door, up at white castles"9 on your side was on scene. police tell us it was a facebook deal gone bad. they say one man was meeting with another- selling him a laptop.they agreed to make an exchange at the the buyer showed up- he took the laptop- and ran. now, the seller- who police say has a concealed carry permit- fired a warning shot- chased the man- and fired four more shots. no one was hit- and the buyer got away. jeff: "32:30 it's usually a pretty quiet corner anymore"jeff says-

i'm meteorologist jeff rainieri. we have a flash flood watch in effect until sunday afternoon for our northern counties right around the bay. we're tracking our isolated flooding concern as this storm arrives and a stronger one is on the way for friday. that's in about six minutes. dwindling police force.the sajot says officers will >>> drastic changes to an already dwindling police force. the san jose police department says officers will now be asked to work mandatory overtime, even more. nbc bay area's david trujillo has been following the problems facing that department. he broke the latest news on twitter. he joins us live. damian. >> reporter: it didn't happen overnight. many tell me fatigue is already a big problem within the force. and they say a new challenge to their newly agreed pension reform will only make things worse. officers tell me this standoff in willow glen today only exacerbated the situation. with minimum staffing levels, cops say they are getting worn out. >> police officers are human. a lot of

the idol. >> jeff: at the last immunity challenge, brawn lost again. sending brawn back the tribal council. facing tribal council, alecia appeared the obvious vote. >> blondie, she's useless. >> but jenny was having second thoughts. >> jason is starting to piss me off. >> jeff: at tribal council, there was definitely somer back-and-forth, what do we do. >> jeff: jenny revealed her indecision. >> new i'm wondering. >> jeff: saving alecia for the second tribal council in a row. who will be voted out tonight? captioning fundeby cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> alecia, just so you know, i was the other person that wrote your name down, but i already know we had three votes to send jenny home and i promised her i wouldn't write her name down. that's all. >> okay. >> that's it. no hard feelings. >> i don't get why you would write my name down if jenny was already going home. >> i just told you. >> that's cool. >> i'm a loyal person. >> scott said, i only wrote your name down because i knew jenny was going home. that's the stupidest thing i think i

p>> jeff: it's going to turn pinto snow. peven though we did warm into the p50s this afternoon, we're going pto be dropping fast here ptonight. pyes. pwe're not going to get the kind pof snow that i was thinking pyesterday. p>> romona: good. pthe system tracked a little bit pfurther west. plet's go to the radar here. pand i'll show you what is going pon. pcoming in here from west to pthis is ice on the northern side pof lake erie. pnow, let's take these graphics pfull screen. pand we'll kind of center in on pwhat exactly is going on here. pwe have some heavier pockets of prain. pone that's moving through pnorthern ashtabula county. pand from west to east here, this pis going to overspread the area. pso it is going to be a very wet pcommute. pi think the heavier rain will be pthis evening before the pchangeover. pand it's going to be quite windy pout there. pso rain to snow. pit will be 1 to 3 inches of psnow. pand that does include some plake-effect that kicks in later pon tonight as those temperatures pcrash. pwind gusts ov

"action news" reporter jeff chirico joins us live from the scene with this story, jeff. >> reporter: sarah, the fire could have been worse, the walls and roof still intact, you can see some charred brick in between the boarded up windows. this building houses a school and a church and the leaders of both are trying to figure out how to move forward. because he rose, we can rise. >> reporter: just a a day before palm sunday day pastor alex thompson says his congregation won't be discouraged by fire that broke out at ever abundant life international church early this morning. fire crews responded to the two alarm blaze after midnight on the 100 block of ridge avenue in darby boro. creative mind learning center and christiana contacted my a attach to the church was most seriously damaged after thompson says there is smoke and water damage throughout the building. this afternoon windows were boarded up and signs hung up to keep people out. pastor thompson says they will rebuild and sunday services will go on. darby's mayor offered to hold it in the boro's new rec center. >> we will take

jeff: it is all relative. growing at 30%, growing in the mid-20's, that is pretty healthy growth by virtually any measure. emily: you gave a rousing speech to employees at all hands meeting and said linkedin the same company, you are the same team, i am the same ceo. how does jeff weiner, the person, feel about it? doesn't sting a little? jeff: i would not say it stings. there was some surprise. you want to make sure you are there for the people who matter most. are we able to create value for our members and customers? nothing has changed in that regard. you want to make sure employees are ok, especially those who have not experienced something like that before. there are a number of us on leadership team that have worked at companies that went through similar periods. some of the most valuable companies in the world have gone through similar corrections and they never lose sight of the long-term mission or long-term vision. it is about continuing to execute. emily: "techcrunch" posted an article. linkedin is

we will turn everybody into just like you and we'll save the world. >> jeff is new to the series. mastermind of the so-called bureau of genetic welfare, trying to create a perfect race. >> make them too brave, that leads to being cruel. make them too peaceful then they become passive. >> nothing to worry about. you're safe now. >> divergents are welcome by the bureau but the reasons are sinister. >> those who want people to be who they are, they're the heros in this. not the peoppe who change you to be like me. >> absolutel we are going to have more exclusives tomorrow as our aleejant week continues. you can meet new comers by going to our website, etonline.com. >> picture of you on the beach, naked. >> oh, my god. >> just a little taste of last night's people versus o.j. simpson. the episode was so dog gone good and focused on marcia clark's life. and all the madness that came along with the trial of the century. i talked to marcia about what it was like to become the tabloid's vorite target. >>s thiis a fake, right? >> no, it's real. my ex-husband. >> where did you learn about b

jeff bezos. even the liberal "washington post" would not have been led in such a radical direction by any other owner in its history. adriana, your reaction to this, and trump's decision to shut down the rally so as to not risk anyone's safety. >> donald trump made the right call. safety comes first. if you free speech is being thwarted and that's wrong. political candidates on both sides of the aisle have the right to have rallies. this is a setup by democrats. lou: is it democratser to the republican establishment? >> it could be one or the other and requires an investigation. george soros funded the occupy wall street movement. >> this is the obama left in chicago. don't kid yourself. you know who this is. lou: i know this much. it's an amazing coincidence, the left of this country and the establishment right in one evening both are achieving success in their mutual goal. john gibson we are out of time. adriana cohen, thank you. >> a living wage, $15 an hour. john: politicians promise. >> we a

>> jeff: previously on "survivor"... since day one the game has been a fight and nothing has come easy. >> i'm not getting dirty at all. >> jeff: idols were found by tai and jason. >> oh. >> jeff: alliances were made. >> we're pretty tight. >> jeff: and broken. >> i'm just shocked. >> he's a total narcissist, still on the periphery. >> jeff: but nothing compared to the battle with mother nature. all right. we're going to have an evacuation. and caleb was her first victim. >> now it's only nick and i. now the girls have the choice who to kick out. >> jeff: at the last immunity challenge, the brawn tribe lost for the third time. sending brawn back the tribal council. and at tribal council, scot, jason and cydney didn't let alecia escape another vote. the tribe has spoken.

i'm jeff glor. >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm jeff glor. taliban is claiming responsibility for easter sunday suicide bombing in pakistan that left more than 65 people dead and 300 others hurt. many of them women and children. it happened at a crowded park in the city of lahore near the border with india. danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: a blast caused by an apparent suicide bomber ripped through this popular city park where christian families gathered to celebrate easter sunday.

the snow is back. >> mark: jeff tanchak will tell hi, jeff. >> jeff: this is one of those sneaky snows and it will be with us through the night. i expect it to wind down for the morning commute. this looks pretty bad and looks going on and we are seeing a steady snow. it is pretty light and although steadier stuff now occurring west of cleveland in the norwalk area northern huron and southern erie county and a problem with visibility. mile and a half visibility in elyria and mentor and 1 3/4 in sandusky. that's a good steady light snow coming down. we have light temperatures around 30 and only 28 ashtabula and 29 norwalk. as that sun continues to set and here you see across cuyahoga county generally in the low 30s here. as that sun starts to set, i do think some of this could accumulate on the side streets and entrance ramps and cleveland 19 weather app getting hourly weather forecast for your neighborhood and downtown cleveland and looks like it is 29 to 30 degrees and slipping in the upper 20s by morning. the snow will wind down flurries for the morning commute and then

jeff? >> jeff: all right. feazel roof camera unseasonally warm night. that's the case throughout the week. i will let you know the best risk of rain will be in the . >>> live from cleveland's newscenter, driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> sara: governor john kasich ordered flags at all state buildings be flown at half-staff in memory of nancy reagan. they will be flown at half-staff from sunrise to sunset until her internment. reagan died yesterday at her california home. she died of congestive heart failure. reagan was 94-years-old. her funeral is held friday at 2:00 p.m. and buried next to her husband. >>> ohio governor john kasich vowed to beat g.o.p. frontrunner so it is no surprise he is campaigning here. kasich will be in broadview heights tomorrow at the ohio cat headquarters on royalton road. doors open at 4:30 p.m. and the event kicks off at 5:00. >> mark: there is growing speculation that the g.o.p. convention could arrive in cleveland with no candidate having enough votes for a nomination. convention insider pau

jeff dewitt, matt lewis, donna, thank you. i'll see you guys soon. >>> up next, do trump's opponents finally have the ammunition to stop him? >>> we're talking about donald trump's stumble on disavowing the kkk. joining me is the rnc national committeeman and supporter of marco rubio and lanny davis, a long-time friend of hillary rodham clinton but doesn't speak for the campaign. gentlemen, thank you for joining me. henry, two former rnc chair member saying no way would they support donald trump. mel brooks say he cannot support him because he's a serial adulterer. mitt romney calling his kkk marks disgusting. we know politics, dirty business. is this takedown under way? >> i sure hope it is. for him to say somehow he didn't hear what was being said about the ku klux klan, i know what he was doing. he was trying to appeal to southerners because he thinks somehow because we're from the south, surely we must like the ku klux klan and it is despicable and disgusting and equally bad, of course, is what he did to students at his tr

>> denise: all right, jeff. now at 5:00 we are following three breaking news stories from the cleveland browns and it is not good news. we start with the latest johnny manziel video. yes, there's another tape. radar on-line published this video which appears to show the troubled browns quarterback smoking marijuana.

news," i'm jeff glor. five states hold primaries tomorrow including winner take all contests in ohio and florida. among republicans in florida the latest cbs news battleground tracker poll has marco rubio running third in his home tate at 21%. donald trump on top, 44%. ted cruz, 24%. john kasich, 9%. is kasich's home state he is tied with trump at 33%. ted cruz, 27%. marco rubio, 5%. trump on top, 38%. ted cruz, 34%.

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chief meteorologist jeff thompson is here with a check of your forecast. jeff... the ridge of high pressure along the west coast will flatten and start to weaken this week, as a series of systems moves through the pacific northwest. this will keep breezy conditions and occasional clouds in the forecast, with showers possible north of i-80 late tuesday and wednesday night. highs will be close to records, with some valley locations warming into the low to mid 70's. by next weekend, a change to a stormy pattern is looking more and more likely. windy conditions, with sierra rain and snow are all possible by saturday. plus, more storms are lining up to potentially move into the west coast through the middle of next week. stay tuned! -jeff tonight: partly cloudy, with a low around 36. southwest wind around 5 mph. tuesday: mostly sunny, with a high near 70. breezy, with a southwest wind 5 to 15 mph increasing to 15 to 25 mph in the afternoon. winds could gust as high as 35 mph. tuesday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 38. breezy, with a west wind 15 to 20 mph decr