obstruction of justice charge. bonds said, i m thankful for the outcome and the opportunity to seek justice. vic lee is on the story. good for barry. i m happy for him. i m glad it s gotten a result so he can move on. it s about time. that s great news. i agree. it s been long enough. he should be in the hall of game. bonds has been more active with his old team in the past year. he attended spring training. he helped younger players with their batting. this is a case that s dragged on for more than a decade. he wa linked to a sports drug lab on the peninsula called balco. and he was asked in 2003, if his trainer gave him anything that required a syringe. he was sentenced to 30 days at home all the while he appealed his conviction. the ninth circuit court of appeals did that bonds answer did not affect the case against balco. we interviewed scott osler. he was not surprised. he said the conviction was unfair. i had never heard him give any answer that wasn t roun
first time in 55 years someone from the warriors won this award. it was all about currie. they go on to lose. this is what the courts had to said. : we did have your business on the second quarter. then all of a sudden we were scrambling again. we have to learn from this. j.r.: they talked about a sweeping all year long. but you know what the glasses half full and we have a chance. : effort down by 10 points we need to learn not issued a three-point shots. pam: the driver accused of hitting and killing a mother and her 18- month old daughter over the weekend, was in court earlier today. however, d-u-i and manslaughter charges were not filed by the district attorney. a decision that has many in the community. and the family of the victims. outraged that brian jones is not behind bars. kron four s jeff bush was in livermore tonight. where a jeff: their rosary and immemorial continues to grow. people with no relations at all showed of-up. : it just that is me that th
in just a moment. anchor: first we want to get a sense of what s happening with the crowds lingering on the streets. anchor: we begin with tom who was out among the crowds this evening. what s happening now? reporter: calm has been restored. that was not the case about 45 minutes ago. let me set the scene for you. a few minutes after the curfew at 10:00 tonight there was a group that didn t want to leave. police formed a line and then they advanced and this video shows what happened next. a number of folks there being taken into custody di. many being tackled, hit with batons. these were all protesters who refused to leave when that 10:00 curfew started after a long day of marches and rallies. a vast majority of foblings decided to go home before the curfew took effect. a group formed a circle and decided they were not leaving. one said they felt now that charged were not announced they felt there shouldn t be a curfew anymore. they vowed it would be peaceful but also vowed t
good tuesday morning, i m marci gonzalez. reena ninan is on assignment. hello to you all. a breaking story from nepal once again hit by another major earthquake. that country still recovering from the 7.8 magnitude quake that hit just two weeks ago, killing more than 8,000 people. this morning, 7.4. centered in a remote area near the chinese border betweent. everest. water sloshing out of tank in pictures from tv. terrified residents rushed from their homes into the streets. for the latest on the earthquake, tune in to good morning america. the other big story here at home. the harsh punishment of quarterback tom brady and the new england patriots. brady, of course is arguably the nfl s biggest star. forced now to the bench by a suspension that could force him out of action for a quarter of the season. the organization paying a hefty price as well. reporter: the nfl superstar. four-time super bowl winning quarterback, tom brady on his knee this is morning, taking
and good morning to you all. i m t.j. holmes. reena ninan off this morning. we begin with the severe storms battering the plains and midwest. record rainfall powerful tornadoes. three people dead. several others still missing this morning. rapidly rising floodwaters gushed into an amusement park in arlington texas. six flags. roller coaster will partially submerged. more from abc s elizabeth hur. reporter: from texas to oklahoma this morning, thousands still reeling from the weekend s record rainfall and devastating destruction. this little town has been hit hard before but this is nothing like ever. reporter: the swollen waters of the blanco river rising more than three feet in just hours wiping out roads and even concrete bridges. flooding basements and sending hundreds to the roofs of their hopes. we saw what we thought was a rescue boat coming down the river and we kind of did a cheer and then we realized it was a car. reporter: floodwaters so powerful, so far a