Eye Opener: Village stormed in search for missing boy

We begin this morning with a look at today’s eye opener. There was a serious security situation in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village, setting fired homes and cars while firing guns at residents. Settlers were searching for a missing 14 year old boy from their settlement for one Palestinian is dead and 25 others are injured. Iconic Italian fashion designer Roberto Cavalli has died. Known for his flamboyant resort wear and distinctive animal prints, Cavalli’s designs dominated red carpet, red carpets, dressing everyone from Hollywood stars, royalty and US first ladies. New details about a deadly police shootout in Memphis Police say that officers were responding to a call about a suspicious vehicle, an 18 year old suspect opening fire as they approached an officer and the alleged gunman, both killed in that shootout. George, the dream is alive. Legendary sports broadcaster Vern Lundquist is retiring, calling it a career after this weekend’s Masters. For more than half a century, Lundquist has been on the sidelines for some of the biggest moments in sports. There’s the pass to Leitner. Puts it up. This bird had a bone to pick with his interior designer. After somebody decided to decorate his birdhouse with a replica of his birdhouse, he packed and pried it off. Actually dumps it. Safe to say, the interior decorator is no longer allowed in this birdhouse. The players aren’t the only ones competing at the Augusta National Golf Club. Patrons are too, but their coveted prize isn’t a green jacket. It’s a gnome. They have been flying off the shelves. Kenneth. Replicates the look of the garden gnome with his own clothing. My wife was a really the big part of it because she found all the clothes that was just the body. This morning’s eye opener is presented by Progressive, making it easy to bundle insurance.