clark: that was eric atkins.: here is one of the best teams in college basketball at not committing turnovers. clark: that had no chance. wow. jim: time-out called by notre jim: time-out called by notre dame. jim: tee us up, clark kellogg. ball belongs to xavier. 32 seconds to go. shot clock is turned off. musketeers down by one. clark: down one you obviously can't go just for the win. i think you look probably in that 10-, 12-second area or you go right away and get the best shot available. go fairly quick and try to take the lead and then put it on your defense. jim: puts up the shot. banks it in for the lead! what a shot by tu holloway! notre dame inside 20 seconds. they have one time-out. they're not going to take it. grant over to connaughton. now they do. it comes from the bench. 64-63 xavier. what a shot. what a shot. clark: amazing shot here. the only reason you got me was for basketball. but for today's game, i'm a little... [ neck cracks ] fuzzy. so you tried to fix me. but you just made me loose. newsf

clark: that was eric atkins.: here is one of the best teams in college basketball at not committing turnovers. clark: that had no chance. wow. jim: time-out called by notre jim: time-out called by notre dame. jim: tee us up, clark kellogg. ball belongs to xavier. 32 seconds to go. shot clock is turned off. musketeers down by one. clark: down one you obviously can't go just for the win. i think you look probably in that 10-, 12-second area or you go right away and get the best shot available. go fairly quick and try to take the lead and then put it on your defense. jim: puts up the shot. banks it in for the lead! what a shot by tu holloway! notre dame inside 20 seconds. they have one time-out. they're not going to take it. grant over to connaughton. now they do. it comes from the bench. 64-63 xavier. what a shot. what a shot. clark: amazing shot here. the only reason you got me was for basketball. but for today's game, i'm a little... [ neck cracks ] fuzzy. so you tried to fix me. but you just made me loose. newsf

that's when the police were looking to talk with atkins. known to have a strange obsession with slasher movies. and a relative of atkins has been quoted as saying that he used to talk about how killing a teenager would be, quote, like killing a deer. though atkins denied having anything to do with haley's disappearance. back to you. jenna: rick, thank you very much. joey jackson a criminal defense attorney, just a quick thought. do you think this could potentially be a changing point in this case? >> i really do for the following reasons. if you look at where the body's discoveried, and, of course, there'll be an analysis done, and it's not yet determined this is, indeed, hailey dunn. however, i think there's a blanket that might connect the body to the actual home and, therefore, it's likely that it is her. the police are going to re-examine what happened here and just briefly, as you know, this mr. atkins, the boyfriend, has made conflicting statements to the police concerning his whereabouts, there are cell pings that put him in the hous

. >> the group left after midnight, following a decision -- visit from major-general james atkins. we just got some good news on the jobs front. maryland seems to be doing better than the rest of the country. why do people care so much about the lottery? doctors say it is in our heads. >> new at noon -- more jobs in maryland. the state added 8000 jobs in february. that means we have been growing for six months. the unemployment rate is at 6.5%, nearly two points lower than the national average. a new report predicts an increase in the student body at the university of maryland over the next decade of 20%. increases in tuition and room and board are expected this fall. >> there has to be the high- demand degrees that will let us build the economy and continue the prosperity of america -- maryland hasn't enjoyed. >> -- has enjoyed. >> the board will vote on the proposal next month. still to come, dreaming of millions. the lines are long across the country. what is driving some many people to play the lottery? a quick lesson in the psychology behind the mets' best straight ahead. >> c

. >> this is from west libertiy in kentucky and taken by kevin atkins and just like seconds later, they run into the basement of their home. >> oh, my god. >> we are all right. >> like a freight train moving through, we will be okay. >> once the tornado was categorized, it had winds of up to 165 miles an hour. this footage was captured by surveillance and there four angles. look at the top left screen. it seems calm and shows part of his yard being normal and suddenly it's chaos. it captures them rushing to take cover. fortunately they did make it. >> there is the kennel. the dogs in the kennel. >> you see the roof flying off the kennel and the dogs. out. what happened to the dogs and what were you thinking? >> we got out of the house when the safety of my animals was breeched in four separate areas. i have german shepherds and huskies. i had to secure those at first and i had three peacocks on to a shed. four dogs, three peacocks made it through the storm. >> what was going through your mind? >> the pines were starting to sway and we decided we better start walking towards the house. a

>>tavis: you left some room for little john and trace atkins. appreciate as much as i do to have them on there. he said, i cannot believe you want me to do this. i do not look myself in that light. i do not expect anyone to know who i am or anybody to recognize me. i am a plumber. tavis: when i knew we had a chance to get you on this show, it would be exciting to talk to mr. loaf. the new project is "hell in a handbasket". with more, go to our website at pbs.org. can i call you mr. loaf? called me a real e person on stage. that is our show. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with thomas gibson on the success of "criminal minds". that is next time. we will see you then. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your p

neighbor zach atkins captured this video of police spotted a man in a car fitting the suspect description and surrounded the vehicle. >> there were about 25, 30 police cars. cops came from everywhere. and pulled all three of them out of the car. two females and a male. >> reporter: while police confirmed they have the man they were seeking in custody, no charges have been filed. >> we're trying to determine just exactly what happened. it's still early. >> reporter: police say both the suspect and the young man who lived at the house are answering questions tonight and cooperating with the investigation. in aspen hill, news 4. >>> a home invasion near george mason university. it happened last night. just a few blocks from the campus. students say two masked men with guns broke into their house and started yelling. one student managed to get into a bathroom where he called the police. while on the phone, he heard the commands. >> on the ground. yeah. or i'm going to blast your head off. it was -- for me it was on the other side of the door. seeing my best friends on the other side is so har

slammed the euro kratz efforts and showed no mercy to be struggling greek economy by downgrading atkins too restricted to form well let's get some first hand analysis from the greek capital from athens based journalist christophe try to sue joins me live now well since greece struck its deal with now had the word default used twice from two credit rating agencies that's quite a psychological blow for athens isn't it can we sort of announcements make the greeks plight even worse it's. i think the or if it is it well lord as agreement. with all of the kids. who are the world at war because of the greek above it will be or is that what is important this is not something you fought for greece. all of these the fall i know as well as for. all the other agencies. deval is president the group is it is great to use your life is extremely takes as we now understand for so many greeks now as a result of the austerity measures but the old stereotype measures is that the right policy and if so is there any painless way of doing it. and my question or opinion on this is no this will shock of course

attorney said he was in a competition with a friend to lose weight, going to a gym and following the atkinshile, conservatives including sara palin and newt gingrich traded about andrew breitbart. -- tweet about andrew breitbart. >> drivers beware and watch where you parked in the district. parking officers will be enforcing some new meters. these distinctive meters will be reserved for disabled drivers. the cost the same, but they give drivers twice as much time. this will help crack down on fraudulent use of handicapped placards. >> we have a big problem on the beltway. the inner loop is slow from old georgetown to 95. the accident has moved to the shoulder. very slow on the inner loop from to 95 to 270. central avenue to college park. old georgetown to dallas road. dealing with significant delays on 270. you see delays to montrose. it is very slow from shady grove to meadow brook. southbound at 395 is low from the pentagon to duke street. dale city to quantico. back to you in the studio. >> still to come on abc 7 news at 5:00, we will let you know why you will know a lot more about what

. >> greg: i'm on the atkins diet. >> eric: this is what i'll do.s represents what the green companies get. >> greg: this is a mistake. >> bob: that was a real mistake. g.e. does not get these tax breaks. >> andrea: yes, they do. >> eric: $4 billion? >> andrea: yes. the same tax break. >> bob: they get $4 billion? >> eric: probably more. >> andrea: yes. >> eric: 2010, they didn't pay a time. >> bob: i find that a stretch. >> andrea: apple? they're barely raking it in. >> bob: tax subsidiaries? >> dana: absolutely. >> bob: why do we give them subsidiaries? >> eric: if you have your own money you use more money to hire more people. >> bob: tax breaks. >> eric: it's their money. >> bob: you pay taxes it's your money. >> eric: this is the argument that the liberals make about the mortgage tax credit. if you earn money, you keep more of your money and you are likely to spend and invest your own money. bon why should we have mortgage tax credits? >> dana: let me stay on oil. after the president gave the speech in the rose garden again he lost in the senat

like the atkins diet but much more significantly restrictive. >> this is one of her snacks. but a broader and broader. >> david is the family cook and prepares most of the mails which may not seem appetizing to you but works well for about half the patients treated at the children's center. >> after starting the die we do not have to be at the hospital every couple of months with seizures. she was having a grand mal seizures every week. since we started the daiichi has not have them. >> the data put patients into a state of ketoseis. now even adults are having success on the diet. side effects can include constipation, higher cholesterol, even vomiting. >> usually we can change the diet to make that better. >> while most patients stay on the diet for two years, she has been on it for five and it has changed the quality of her life completely. >> stopping the big seizure she was having, they would take away development that she would gain. having those stop, she started to show signs of development. she started to interact with us. we started to see your personality. we start

atkins allegedly used money to pay his rent and the rent of a woman he was dating. >>> the veterans administration confirms another batch of cemetery mistakes, v.a. has audited half the grave sites and they found another 102 cases of misplaced headstones and 21 graves that are unmarked. most of newly discovered mistakes occurred during renovations. headstones were temporarily removed and not put back. families are being notified. in a statement today, a v.a. official called the number of discrepancies small but unacceptable. >>> dozens of people in berkeley will not be a able to return to their homes for days because of a huge fire. a fire that had been them running for their lives. raging apartment fire burned for hours leaving a deeply gutted building behind. fire crews posted signs about the safety and strung caution tape to keep people out. tomorrow the back of the building will be torn down. laura anthony has the story. >> so i ran out the back thinking we could get out way. >> she and her roommate were among nine students who awoke to the smell of smoke and the sight of their six unit apartm

investigators say the families never received any donations from atkins or the deputies sheriffs associationiffs governor is talking about the role he played in firing joe paterno. tom orbit says he wishes paterno had done more when telling them about the accusations against san custody kay. they were right to fire paterno last fall because he failed to follow up on the accusation. now sandusky has been charged with sexually abusing several boys and pleaded not guilty. paterno died of lung canister january. >>> the cal golden bears took another step toward the post season. >> drives on right and scores. >> that's how they do it. jorge scored 22 points. it was just a couple days ago sanford beat cal preventing the bears from winning a share of the leagues regular season title. cal will play colorado tonight. sal likes that. >> i know sal does. that's not the way my bruins are doing it this year. march madness not so exciting. >> we talked about this. the pac 12 hasn't been that impressive. yesterday i was cheering my brains out. >> the quality we want it higher. >> yes. >>> good morning, ever

assembly woman atkins bill would add sexually violent felony to that. something the association of certified family law specialist opposes. >> we should not be adding crimes to the section. seem to be going did you know a slippery slope and one wonders where where we will draw the line. >>reporter: bentley champion the 1995 california law banning alimony and retirement pay after her husband tried to kill her. she can't believe how 17 years later courts haven't learned from her case. >> unfortunately we have to fight for every little scrap of progression in the laws. >>reporter: committee approved the bill 6-1 with bipartisan support f.signed into law crystal would still have to pay her ex 47,000 dollar legal bill but would he not be eligible for spousal support. in sacramento, abc 7 news. >>> month are to come tonight. big story in sports as we continue making the deal. alec smith agrees to stay on as quarterback for the 49ers. larry will have all the details quarterback for the 49ers. larry will have all the details later in sports. >> accu-weather for

. >> angel's grandfather spoke to scott atkins before taking her off life support, surely the toughest decision he has ever had to make. >> my pastor is going to go in with me and we are going to pray there and i'm going to tell that little girl that i want to tell her that it's time for her to meet her mommy and daddy. >> heart wrenching. talks with a man who found her and did all he could to save her life. >> reporter: fire burning debris made the twister's after math look like a battlefield. this is all that's left of the trailer inhaled by this enormous twister that killed four members of a family and spared a todd r toddler. angel babcock somehow survived but was critically injured. ap friend of the family found her in a field. the bodies of her parents, a two-year-old brother and a two mold sister were nearby. >> the man and woman was laying right here behind the saw mill and all three of the kids was found right in this area. >> reporter: and one of the babies was still in a car seat, a baby seat. >> yes. i don't know what to say. it's devastating. >> reporter: angel was scooped

jeffrey kluger is "time" magazine's senior editor and dale atkins is a psychologist. >> this is surprisingend to stay at home with their parents and not go out on their own, or get a roommate to share the bills. so this is doubly surprising, i think. >> right. that's one of the striking details that living alone, particularly given the comparisons you made, is the most expensive way to do it, and yet people want to do it. and the trend seems to be about people learning a certain sense of self-containment, beginning to realize that alone is not the same as lonely. it is all about the quality of the relationship. >> i live by myself and i rarely feel lonely. i know, dale, you've been married but you spent a big chunk of your life living by yourself. >> i did. >> did you feel lonely when you were on that path? >> i really didn't. i think as jeffrey was saying, it is really about the quality of the interactions that you have. it is not how many, it is the depth of the experiences you have with friends, it is what you do on your own, it's how you really utilize your time. and how you get to kno

investigators say the families never received any donations from atkins or the deputies sheriffs oh,. >>> evidence could come -- three judge panel is considering whether a 55 second video can be used as evidence during mirkarimis trial. the video was taken bay neighbor and shows mirkarimis wife eliana lopez crying and pointing to a bruise on her arm. the trial judge will consider a motion to allow a domestic violence expert and uc berkeley lecturer testify. >>> in a few hours they will go shopping in walnut creek. new neiman marcus opens the doors. claudine wong is there on how this can be an economic boost. >> reporter: good morning, pam. doors not open yet but we are waiting. certainly the mayor who we talked to this morning says he hopes when people come to the neiman marcus today and from now on they will come from all over deciding it's worth the effort to drive here. the only two neiman's in the bay area are right now in san francisco and palo alto. it is expected that this store will help raise the profile of this area in and around walnut creek. we want to show you video. earl

just a little bit after midnight following a visit from the general of maryland, major general james atkins. >> 39 degrees on tv hill at 5:07. still to come -- a memorial is scheduled today for a vermont schoolteacher. >> and new police video shows the man who shot and killed trayvon martin after the incident, why the video is now causing more controversy. that's when we cover the nation. >> and we'll also take a look at your morning commute as we view the north side of the valley. we'll update this and the rest we'll update this and the rest of the maj roadways. low detergent gasoline. while the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its engine so it can get a few more miles per tank than the car on the left. go a little farther with bp gasoline with invigorate. chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast speeds. we'll take all the strawberries, dave. you got it, kid. we have a winner. we're definitely gonna need another one. small busines

. >> in peeken, indiana, scott atkins. >>> coming up next at 11:00, a daughter honors her father killedthe line of duty by taking his place in a marathon today. we will show you that. >>> what's players and fans looking for coverage at the game? we will show you. >>> and it may seem like spring training around the bay area today. 70s and 80s but get ready for a blast of winter. right now fog and 40s and 50s but some showers and gusty winds this the forecast. a look at the timing when we come back. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it so good. ok. [ male announcer ] the new wireless receiver only from at&t. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. at&t. [ stu ] yeah. it's el

east doesn't meet west in that group to drudge up the old troy atkin campaign. the banks faired terrifically all day. how about the restaurants? they don't serve panera's asian chicken salad, so panera was lead shielded. you can't find a chile's in china or the olive garden. the parent company both edged up nicely. and as much as the chinese want to shop at a home depot or lowe's or cost co, these are american plays. they have overseas exposure, but just as a stock like cummins trades in china, costco trades off usa. how about amazon? $6.81. americans apple pie. of course, anybody who makes apple pie would be destroyed by amazon. this is a market where the negatives are sequestered by the positives. trying to slow? then let's buy american. the china slowing story is going to be with us for some time because the chinese are desperately afraid of inflation. the secular build out of the western part of the country will continue. that's going to give the people some public hyper growth for many years, but until china can break the speculators backs, we won't see the

atkins was considered a person of interest in the case.those remains. >>> one of the 20th centuries most enduring mysteries. is brian's hair real? no. this one is about what happened to amelia earhart. investigators think they've uncovered a clue. this is an enhanced analysis of a photograph taken back in 1937, months after her plane vanished. it shows what experts think may be the landing gear of the plane. it looks like it's on a remote island north of american samoa. investigators are going to the island in july hoping to find the wreckage. >>> gwyneth paltrow lashing out at the "new york times" over claims that said she used a ghost writer to pen her new cookbook. a lot of people are upset about this. she treated this, quote, love at "new york times" dining section burks this week's facts need checking. no ghost writer on my cookbook. i wrote every word myself. rachel ray says the same thing. the book especially personal for paltrow. she says it's inspired by and dedicated to her late father who is the daughter. she was extremely close

. >> they are not part of the atkins diet. >> nothing is part of the atkins diet but eggs. >> eggs. >ggs, bacon, meat. you can gorge but you miss carbs. you hit enough meat and dairy stuff, but there's nothing else you can do, there's nothing else acceptable. but you either have as much fruit or crap on the one hand and it's a bad diet or you have as much meat. that's why i'd like to have a pizza. >>> i have a comment a little more serious. i wrote a column today. >> well, let's -- >> if you haven't got a chance -- forget about the column, go read this opinion by chancellor leo strong in delaware over the kinder morgan el paso deal. it's about goldman's role as the adviser to el paso, meanwhile they owned close to a 20% stake in kinder morgan. the banker working for el paso owned $340,000 stock in kinder morgan and the whole thing sort of reeks because they're playing all the sides. >> it's a conflict. >> they told el paso, look, we have the conflict, you should get a second adviser to make it look cleaner and el paso hires morgan stanley, but the incentive, the way they structured th

atkins learned more than the governor and the same as the mayor. >> people are not monitoring what is not being spent. >> reporter: parents are even more outraged because $750 a month for transportation costs. >> that is a lot. he has been here for a number of years now. i think maybe he knows his way around the city. >> we wam today hash out the numbers with the school system, but a spokesperson denied our request for an interview. she is saying the amount of overtime has decreased. in baltimore, jessica kartalija, eyewitness news. >> and school leaders do not believe that overtime is being abused. >>> a budget battle is brewing in the maryland senate. members will meet next week, but they cannot agreeable with the governor on how to spend the state's cash. issues include the governor's income tax increase and the gas tax increase. >>> horse racing is a game of odds. one maryland horse has beaten the odds big time. rapid redux has broken the record winning every race for more than a year-to-date. with 22 victories on a saturday. this summer star was front and center. >> reporter: he

. >> angel's grandfather spoke to scott atkins before taking her off the life support.going to go in with me and we are going to pray there and i can going to tell that little girl that -- i'm going to tell her that it's time for her to meet her mommy and daddy. >> our thoughts and prayers go out to that family. all of the other tornado victims. so many people suffered during those storms but we're hearing survival stories. one couple barely made it out of the tornado's path. they made it to safety with the help of some friends and told their story today on early start. >> we looked at the radar and it looked like it was heading for our home in scottsburg. our friends own a home and asked us to come down. so we stopped and picked up our best friends and barely made it here when when we got here, people were waiting to pick up their children, standing in front of the school. they couldn't see the tornado coming over the back of the school. we screamed, my husband screamed until they responded. they went inside. thank god i know that's why god put us here. >> i want to go

. >> reporter: here to talk more about it is psychologist dale atkins and laura shocker, senior editor >> in 19504 million americans lived alone. today, 33 americans, 28% of the population are living alone. what accounts for the dramatic increase, dale? >> there are so many issues that have to do with it. one is that people are feeling much more comfortable living on their own and our society is kind of saying it's okay and it's been a large rise in the divorce rate. people who are between 34 and 54, mostly women, are feeling they can take care of themselves well. they work hard. they want to come home to a situation where they are the master of their own home. >> significantly, a lot of young people are choosing to live alone. i wonder if it has something to do with the social internet media aloneness we have as part of our culture now? >> i agree. i think we are living in a society where we're together, together, together. group work, team work, brainstorming together. we're never alone. i think it accounts for part of the rise. people want time to go home, recharge and spend time re

he was having a competition with a friend of his as to who could lose more weight on the atkins diet. he was taking care of himself. he looked great. it was just sudden and unexpected. >> so let's talk about his life. he seemed to enjoy the spotlight. did he revel in all of the controversy? >> no, andrew revelled in the people that he was standing for and used the controversy as too tool to advance their stories that were being forgotten in the mainstream media. that's how we met. in 2009 i brought him a story that i found for the political blue print for how obamacare had been written. he said, why hadn't the media heard about this. we got it into the media and that was the beginning of obamacare. mainstream media would look the other way when there was a story that they didn't want to report. he was a happy warrior. he didn't court controversy for its own sake. >> he was quite a controversial figure, also. a lot of people are talking about the shirley sherrod incident and how he handled that. do you think he ever rethought his tactics on that issue? >>. >> i'm going to do ann drew b

investigators say the families never received any donations from atkins or the deputy sheriff's associationorough police are looking for witnesses to two home burglaries. they both happened yesterday morning between 8:30 and noon. the first was on hillsborough boulevard and and the second on muscle borrow road. both time an unlocked door was used to gain entry and various items were stolen. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> time is 7:36. two people including a woman from or linda have pleaded not guilty to charges they sold trade secrets to a chinese company. robert and christina lu entered their pleas yesterday. the husband walter lu also faces charges. they're accused of stealing trade secrets from the dupont company to sell to a company that's controlled by the chinese government. >>> the man accused of sooting an off-duty federal offer is due to enter a plea in court today. 61-year-old dennis bagwell faces attempted murder charges. the union city optometry teacher is accused of shooting robert spule ic at his home in newark last month. authorities say bagwell was obse