i kind of prefaced the talk for bam-bam and kent and kind of what we want to do while we're here andake batting practice and things that we want to accomplish and, really, things we need to get better at. >> bam-bam might be missing a few days of camp this week. his wife is expected to give birth at any moment. reporting live from scottsdale, jamie sire for nbc bay area. >> thank you very much, jamie. over to football, andrew luck might not consensus overall pick in the upcoming 2012 draft and a pair of teammating may also be drafted early and david decastro and jonathan martin were on display and insider math maoko is in indy with the scoop. >> stanford quarterback andrew luck, who will be the number one pick in the draft is not going to work out sunday. he decided to throw at his pro day at stanford. on saturday three stanford guys were showcased, three other guys who could go in the first round. the headliner was david decastro. he did very well in the drills and seemed to solidify his spot in the middle of the first round. also jonathan martin, left tackle, looks to be one of the

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when i took off running i just heard the gun go bam, bam, bam. >> she's quoting her son, who says she shot in the back and claiming he was unarmed at the time. police are telling is a much different story. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> we brought thu story last night when police would not allow his mother or attorney into the hospital. tonight police tell us his story is just that. a story. and abc 7 is live at police headquarters in oakland for us. laura? >> i'm here at the hospital where tony jones is in stable condition. as for police, they're letting charges against tony j

. >> and this is bam-bam. >> hi, bam-bam. wait. isn't pebbles fred and wilma's kid? >> yeah.lso a girl. >> jimmy: that is "big miracle," opening friday. this is based, i heard, on the commercial on the true story of you and drew barrymore going to alaska and saving a family of whales. >> that's right. that's a documentary. is that not clear? >> jimmy: it's not clear. but i think you're here to clear it up. it is a true story. >> they get out of the water at the end of the movie. >> jimmy: i don't remember this story. i guess it was a big news event. >> it was a big deal. in the '80s, three whales got trapped in the ice, which was seemingly insignificant. a news reporter shot it and sent it to nbc. tom brokaw put it on national news. and by the time the presidential election came around to ducaukus and bush, the whales were a bigger story. and mikhail gorbachev called in a favor during the cold war. and the favor was to use an ice breaker to free the whales. is everybody crying? i thought so. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. so, if you hate whales, don't go see it. that's what i

bam bam's father displayed the same unusual behavior. so, he's just following in his father's foot steps. >>> from a primate who can walk the walk, to a baby doing -- whatever this is. that can't possibly be a real baby. can it? >> you kind of hope that it's -- >> you are going to send this to everyone you know who has a baby. >> amazing special effects or obscure child development practices. when we return to viral videos do you believe? vented the turbis right here in schenectady. without the stuff that we make here, you wouldn't be able to walk in your house and flip on your lights. [ brad ] at ge we build turbines that power the world. they go into power plants which take some form of energy, harness it, and turn it into more efficient electricity. [ ron ] when i was a kid i wanted to work with my hands, that was my thing. i really enjoy building turbines. it's nice to know that what you're building is gonna do something for the world. when people think of ge, they typically don't think about beer. a lot of people may not realize tha

. >> in the old triangle road neighborhood -- >> i heard a bam, bam. >> the sounds of at least two gunshots eck he coed up and down the street friday night. >> we heard two pops. first we thought it was fireworks or something like that. >> witnesses say the shots were from inside a passing car around 10:45 p.m. >> an older model chevy, and no lights on, flying down the street. >> police believe the gunman is 19-year-old johnny. >> innocent bystanders were just walking in the street. an 1788-year-old was gaze grazed by a bullet. >> minutes before he shot into a crowd of two groups of young people fighting each other and no one was hurt there, this, after another earlier dispute at garfield high school. >> this escalated to the point where the shootings are taking place and it is troubling. >> witnesses say the girl, shot behind the ear, staggered along this sidewalk and collapsed in this parking lot. >> that's scary. >> parents are worried about the safety of their kids. >> there is no safety for the kids outside. >> what can you do except stay in the house? you never know when, you know --

but the governor on wants his measure to be on the bam. -- ballot. we're joined by state assembly woman out of san francisco. question, the governor is pushing for his tax and his tax alone, why? >> the less choices you have on the bam make it is clear that this is what the voters should vote for. when you have three and four it confuses voters and sometimes and have a tendency not to vote for any of them. >> what's had i hear the governor say. possibly a couple on there can show the importance of it. some of the what the governor wants is his plan to work. his plan is what gives him more money to work with. that millionaires tax will be on forever. that would be -- the millionaire tax will put money to education but his tax plan gives him the freedom to spend it on any state program he wants? >> that's correct. it is a temporary tax increase to income taxes and sales tax. it could go back to general fund and his budget incorporate his initiative in november. the millionaires tax is kind of on top of what's happening right now that will go get direct

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sno queremos una halo bam como era antes en el tiempo de la segregaciÓn.rÁ argumentos en pro y en contra de que se levanten res strigsz. en new york, telemundo. indignaciÓn entre republicanos hispanos mostrÓ un twiter. del presidente barack obama, vanessa hauc nos explica por quÉ. un extracto de este artÍculo del washington post. que importante son los latinos para los republicanos el twiter dice. la lÍnea del dia es de dana. los republicanos reaccionaron diciendo que el comentario fue pocos sebl bl y que exigÍan una disculpa. no aprobaron a un juez cubanoamericano no. segÚn milton que lo escribiÓ hubiera sido la perfecta oportunidad de los republicanos de apoyar un hispano. la shim chanaing probablemente es originaria de california. >>> por sue lecciÓn del presidente obama para la comunidad hispana dijo que no harÍan comentarios al respecto porque le parecÍa ridiculo regreso contigo. otra breve pausa de la capital estadounidense el pang se ap deser de los trabajadores de un diario. tenemos imÁgenes increÍbles. miren esto. y ademÁs. aunque la guerra no da

now, i take that sledgehammer, bam, bam. i smash those stones down into... gravel. come on, let's be a little imaginative here. and i take that gravel, unh, smash, smash, i break that gravel down into... - sand. - pebbles. sand. fine gravel. i take that fine gravel, i smash that down into, begin with an s, ends with and, try it. sand. now, i'd be taking that sand, honey. i take that sledgehammer and i smash that sand down into... - dust. - dust, powder. and i take that sledgehammer and whomp. i smash that dust down to... pebbles. powder, fine dust. fine dust, all right, all right. all right, let's take that fine dust and i smash that down into, begin with c, r, y, s, t, a... crystals. and i take those crystals and i smash those down into... molecules, or begin with "a" and guess what we're gonna be talking about today? atoms, all right. now, i take those atoms and i smash those down. can i break the atom down to perhaps finer still. the answer, begin with a "y", end with a "p". - what is the answer? - yup. yup can do, okay. but i'll tell you what, when you get down

bam. >> reporter: just how big is jeremy lin? just how surprising? just how inspiring?e's like the perfect combination of shirley maclaine, eminem, and mark zuckerberg, all rolled up into one. we'll explain. but first -- >> lin, alley-oop. >> reporter: tonight, lin led the new york knicks into their seventh win in a row. if you're not familiar with the fairy tale, jeremy lin is the world's unlikeliest current nba star. unrecruited by big universities. undrafted out of college. cut by two teams this season. he's sleeping on his brother's couch in new york, before leading the knicks on a winning rampage. >> banks it in. wow. >> reporter: averaging more than 26 points a game. now, he's moved into a posh trump building. he's a devout christian. and also one of the first american-born asian players ever. and the first from harvard since the 1950s. an economics major, by the way. simply put, this has never happened. not to mention, this, the absolute mania over his success. >> lin-sanity. >> reporter: courtside seats for the knicks can now run you over two grand. official t-s

. >> it seemed like it was in slow motion just as he went up and hit and went bam. and you see this big loud crash. it was scary. >> a clown and local shriner were injured during the flying cable during that incident. >> that is amazing video today. >>> and something else we'll be preparing for today is winter whether. >> is this going to stick around or one of those things that will pass through? >>> exactly. i think it's something like we saw on saturday. on the roads that blacktop, a little too warm. so i think we'll have more melting cross that area. here's the whether pattern for today. we have the area of low pressure that is going slide through and we'll start to see some snowfall across the area. we'll start out with rain in a lot of spots. but in western maryland, continuing will start out just plain snow and in the baltimore area, starting out at rain, but this will switch all over to snow. so we'll have a little bit of accumulating snow totals out there. so here is the snow cast. we're looking at the baltimore area in the city. we can get up to maybe an i

and all of a sudden, bam, you're back in jail. you know, like i hurt my mama again, you know. >> the trespassing charges were quickly dropped. but because jones was on parole at the time of his arrest, he would have to be detained in jail until the parole commission completed its own investigation. we joined him on the morning of his hearing. >> on the day that he was going to his hearing, he was very nervous, and rightfully so, because he was going to find out whether he was going to go back to prison for a few years or go back on the street. i tried talking to him a little bit. he barely said a word. he was just focused on what was going on and in his zone, wondering what was going to happen. >> mr. jones. you can come on in. >> at the hearing, jones would again be confronted by his arresting officer who says his trespassing violation might not be as minor as it seems. >> a majority of the people that commit the larger crimes are committing the smaller crimes. and if you take those individuals that are committing the smaller cri

it's like bam, it's here. >> reporter: like orlando brown, 57-year-old debby holden never suspected she had diabetes but found out with a routine medical test. >> i was one of the lucky ones to still be alive because the same thing that happened to him could have very well have happened to me. >> it's a problem with african american men, that we don't go to the doctor because we feel that we can just be tough. >> you think that there's a feeling of being invincible. >> yeah. >> among your teammates. >> there definitely is. but you are coast that way. you're brought up that way. >> reporter: wally is heartbroken knowing orlando would have successfully dealt with diabetes like he dealt with everything else. >> that was the last conversation i had with him. take care of yourself. >> reporter: get checked out before it's too late. >> you only get one shot at life and you want to make sure you go about it the right way. >> jessica kartalija, wjz news. >> visit the link to diabetes from our website. >>> the plan b morning after pill is available in a vending machine in a school's health cente

. >>> yo votÉ por 0 bam en el 2008 pero en esta elecciÓn voy a votar por ron paul. >>> romney lleva lata, republicano o independiente quÉ nos representara mejor en su comunidad. >>> para este republicano, el apoyar a su partido hoy en un estado donde no tienen buena reputaciÓn entre los hispanos, no significa ser menos latino o serÁn ti inmigrante. >>> yo amo a mi gente y quiero hacer la diferencia, donde cuenta. >>> si romney gana esta noche como es previsto se lleva consigo 29 delegados a la convenciÓn republicana regreso contigo josÉ. >>> gracias janet rodrÍguez de phoenix arizona y angie sandoval por sus reportajes en mÁs de temas electorales. el departamento de justicia anuncio un acuerdo que se establece un programa de asistencia en castellano, para los votantes en el condado en nebraska. el acuerdo dice que se deben dar informo ngs espaÑol para cumplir con las disposiciones de la ley de derechos electorales el acuerdo debe ser aprobado por el tribunal del destruii distrito n nebraska en utah no se harÁn proyectos estatales sobre inmigraciÓn. miembros de la cÁmara de representant

and all of a sudden, bam, you're back in jail. >> some inmates discover beauty. >> it's therapeutic. >> while others cross them. >> that's my [ bleep ] right there. that's my home girl. that's mine. >> what's up? >> this is how you get escorted everywhere you go. >> the inmates profiled on lockup cross all lines of race, religion, gender and sexual preference. but most of them fit into three broad categories. there's the inmate who seems like your neighbor or coworker. >> hey, what's up? >> the second is the inmate who embraces a criminal lifestyle and makes no qualms about it. >> i believe in stabbings. i believe that some people should be stabbed. >> and then there's the third type. >> from afar, they seem like a normal member of society. but as we get to know them, we realize they don't distinguish between right or wrong. and that's the frightening part. >> sorry. sticking out my tongue doesn't look very intellect either for a 57-year-old, does it? some people think i'm kind of immature for my age. >> when we first met clarence

heavy winds into the area as this moves in an easterly direction it will compress this warm up over the bam region around the mason-dixon line then the front will come through. get to 66 degrees for an hour at about 3:00 or four hours. watch and warning of importance to us is a high wind warning from carroll county out to the west and wind advisory in effect for the central portion of the state and portions of the eastern shore with exception of the route 50 corridor down toward ocean city and gusts to 45 to 50 miles per hour. particularly start moving out toward carroll county and out west. 48 degrees right now. 5% humidity. barely breeze. barometer at 29.52 and we haven't been able to get temperatures up. you can see where this warm air is. 53 oakland and 53 and 06 pax river and ocean city we are getting a bay effect if you will. fact of the matter remains in three or four hours temperatures are going to hop up area-wide. front comes through the region. skies clear out and we were living large albeit nor february like, more standard readings last weekend of february than temperatures we h

but you've got to watch 'cause -- bam! they turn around!, he's serious business, dude. look at that. >> jimmy: don't do that ever, please don't do that. >> that's serious business. [ laughter ] if i hold him like this, it looks like he's trying to eat your head. he's like woh! [ laughter ] so cool. we're both so stupid. now um -- >> jimmy: but don't speak for me. >> yeah, right, sorry. >> jimmy: this is amazing. now is this a alligator or crocodile? >> it's a crocodile. it's a nile crocodile. you can tell by the snout because they got a long, pointed snout rather than a rounded snout. they have teeth hanging on the outside, rather than the inside. they hang out. that was -- he opened that, by himself. >> jimmy: okay. >> and uh, they have teeth in front to grab the wildebeests and drag them into the water. >> jimmy: wow. >> so, just man eaters, man. the second largest croc in the world. nile croc from africa. >> jimmy: mm-hmm. >> just like the salt water. but i got another guy, you want to see something else? >> jimmy: yes, please end this.

. >>> welcome bam video from the memphis zoo. a monkey felt a little threatened! it tried to exhibit dominance by attacking a zoo visitor. and you can hear the little person crying there. there was a thick glass fortunately, and wow, that is some video! check it out one more time. >> great dismount too. >> boom! he nailed the landing! all right. weather time now. changeable to put it mildly. >> yes, it's nice now, little breezy. 50s today. 50s tomorrow. and then potentially some areas of virginia maybe even the district could see heavy snow on sunday, depending on the exact track of the storm. >> if they converge. >> there will be some heavy snow. right now south and west of d.c. could get the bulk of it, but it wouldn't take much to get this storm to lift a little bit further north, and then we'll get in it. right now you put me on the spot. we'll get two or three inches. but that could double. that could double. depending on the exact track. let's get-go with the afternoon day planner because it's looking good out there. little breezy, still has some gusts, 20,

we have precipitation, some measurable rain fall as far as up to .5 of rain in vallejo and bam, it's of here. and now leaving us with the mostly cloudy sky, temperature wise overnight, dipping down to 38 in santa rosa. mid 40s across the central bay and the peninsula to 44 degrees in willow glen and san jose. your weather headlines, we could see a stray shower overnight tonight and then tomorrow morning perhaps maybe a little bit of left over drizzle. but then, mostly cloudy skies turning partly cloudy. we do have rain returning to the bay area sunday night. the extended forecast calls for cooler temperatures. look at the area of low pressure. precipitation to the north of us and it splits, leaving us with the tail end of this system and just more of a nuisance of a rain fall if anything at all. statewide tomorrow, 64 cloud cover in sacramento. sunshine in fresno. 30% of flakes in the high sierra. we will have snowfall on monday. if you're heading there, grab the chains. 50s and 60s. otherwise, again, really not a bad looking weekend. rain by sunday night, then showers on monday. ano

. >> reporter: after alerting police to what appears to be a bamming underage business here, we wentide to talk to the store owner. >> sir, we are with channel 9 news. we've been watching your store for weeks and weeks, and you've been selling to underage children. it is illegal to sell under 21. the confrontation became heated. >> 16-year-olds, 14-year-olds buying natural ice coming out of here with cases of beer. >> i check everybody. why you complain? why you complain? >> reporter: because i've seen children buying here. >> look, everybody come here, i check id. >> reporter: the store owner steadfastlily denied selling to minors. >> you want us to come back, bring you video of all the children you've sold to? >> no, no sir. no children, no sale. get out here. >> reporter: again, we alerted metropolitan police to this store two months ago. the department in turn contacted d.c.'s alcohol control board. yet the only citation ever issued was back in 2010, not for selling to minors, but for selling four packs of beer when the store has an agreement only to sell six-packs or larger quan

marylanders are working again because of small business owners like susan aplen who recently moved bam beak co-her home furnishing company from west virginia to baltimore with the support of an investment by the maryland venture fund. and get this, last year susan hired nine new employees. this year she plans on hiring ten more of our fellow citizens. susan is with us today. susan, raise your hand. there she is. marylanders like jacqueline of brandywine who have been able to save their homes because you've taken action to drive down home foreclosures. listen to this. jacqueline operates a day-care business out of her home. and when the recession hit with fewer and fewer moms and dads able to afford to send their kids to daycare, jacqueline fell behind on her mortgage. at risk of losing both her home and her business, jacqueline tried to no avail to negotiate with her mortgage servicing company. but then she heard one of your advertisements for our state's hope hotline. and through the hotline, she was connected with cairos development corporation, a non-profit in prince george's led by

and a sterile he had greeks plan to bam war anger on the streets of athens as a government starts to implement new belt tightening measures that's a spain one of the most indebted in your nation's looks set to follow a similar paths. this would have lines next to moving story of family tragedy in dramatic separation in our special report stay with us for that. twenty years ago there was a maternity hospital in this building victoria mugger gave birth to her first child here. through this window i showed my husband terrorist on three for the first time. after a long sleepless night of heavy labor andree was born he had a small injury from the difficult birth so he was brought to his mother for breastfeeding already wrapped up after which doctors wouldn't allow her even to hold her own child. i looked at the dawn and a strange thoughts came to me could it be that they had brought me a different baby. a mother of three sons victoria has never really given much thought as to why her eldest child is so much unlike his parents and siblings victoria the main concern has always been to make

you could see this colorful lapel around they're neck that means bam! of courage. it's put around a newborn when they're first born to ward away evil spirits, so the kids put that around they're neck. julie you want to model this? this is a, tomar. it means badge of courage. look at this gentlemen on the right. he has orange haier. not because he died it but because he has a disease where he's starving from protein deficiency. see the joy despite the lack of these things. it came in 96 i decided to dedicate my life to promoting literacy and building schools in that part of the world and i've gotten married and had a baby on the way, and if you want to read the book there's an 8 day kidnapping and many things happened but another thing that happened in 96, i had my first fatawa issued against me. this is not just a death decree but it can prohibit women from going shopping or it can mean you can't watch television. in my case. it was banishing me from the country because i was helping put girls in school. i sought the advise of the head shiite in north pakistan. bef

you could see this colorful lapel around they're neck that means bam! of courage. it's put around a newborn when they're first born to ward away evil spirits, so the kids put that around they're neck. julie you want to model this? this is a, tomar. it means badge of courage. look at this gentlemen on the right. he has orange haier. not because he died it but because he has a disease where he's starving from protein

i see a traffic spotter on the down bam for bridge i can click on that person -- on the dumbarton bridge i can click on that person, al is headed into fremont now. another traffic spotter on 237 moving along nicely. you can be part of this community by going to our website, abc7news.com/waze. download the free application it is a free traffic app and it is abc7's exclusive app and be a part of our community. >>> looks like drivers are doing well considering how unaccustomed with we've been to wet pavement. >> we'll keep monitoring the situation. >>> 4:41. angry moms give a thumbs down to a facebook policy. the message they took directly to its headquarters, next. >>> the bay area city that is poised to make you pay for each sack. >>> the man who has been breaking into gym lockers up and down the state. when a sore throat strikes, the pain can leave you feeling dreadful. and all you want is for it to go away. cepacol works fast and gives powerful sore throat relief. that's because the numbing medicine in cepacol is the maximum strength you can get without a prescription. and it stays ther

senator chuck brassily of iowa and john shun of south dakota revealed a score by lcv and michelle bam and jeff plak also among the worst environmental record 'in congress. that according to the league of conservation voters. well, the hupt it's it's newest member who won it today this week. she was sworn in today by the speaker of the house john bayer. he resigned last year that he was involved with an 18 yerz octobering. you talled him a foormer security section attorney at the federal trade mission and now the new representative from the state of oregon earlier tonight where she talked about restorying the plit. >> thank you speemer bany, mary pelosi, members from across had this great kuns. frents and family. this afternoon i'm honored to respect the opportunity to represent the people of noez oral. i want to start by thanking my family for your love, encouragement, patience and sacrifice. my husband and my children ander and sarah, thank you. [ applause ] >> and thank you also to my mother, who is here with us today, for giving me my first job in your small business and instilling

that time it's sell bammed more than 800 million subscribers. internet social network will likely make its stock market debut under the tickler symbol fb in three to four months as one of the most valuable companies in the world. >>> we all know the market has been a huge drag on the economy. president obama told struggling homeowners about his idea to help them refinance their mortgages. the president says the plan would save the average borrower roughly $3,000 a year. >> thank you. >> if you're ineligible for refinancing just because you're under water on your mortgage through no fault of your own, this plan changes that. you'll be able to refinance at a lower rate. you'll be able to save hundreds of dollars a month that you can put back in your pocket. >> the plan would allow all borrowers to refinance their mortgages, even those whose homes are worth less than their loans. the cost of the plan? up to $10 billion. the cost the president wants large banks to cover with new fees. that idea could face a really tough fight in congress. so we don'

he gets the bucket, bam. they combined for 60 points.with 10 seconds left, a mere johnson attacks the boards and slams at home. -- it home. crawford hit the only field goal time in overtime. was at the free- throw line. the wizards are 5-20. a great day, everybody. >> 5:24. 39 degrees in hagerstown. continues at 5:30. >> a developing story. five family members in critical being exposeder to carbon monoxide. two bodies found in locations overnight. will have the latest on the investigation. >> not quite as cold as this morning. the bestst approach to food is to keep it whole for bettut nutrition. that's what they do with great grains cereal. they steam and bake the actual whole grain while the other guy's flake is more processed. mmm. great grains. the whole whole grain cereal. pierre! your fashion is so "right now," but your banking is so last season! earn more with high yield free ecking at capital one bank. instead of some unfashionable rate, your checking could be earning five times the national average. and free atms anywhere. five t