die, so the group works together to tip the cage and free it.eturns to land, jerry can't seem to free himself of the memory of his close encounter. >> i mean, i had nightmares for probably four to six months after that just waking up. wow, put your arm somewhere and he bites your arm off. >> finally, he's at peace with what happened that day. >> i have kind of come full circle. before i was more in the corporate world and now actually for a living i'm a dive instructor. >> a dive instructor? that's right. perhaps the most surprising part of this whole story is jerry loman now runs his own dive company out of thailand. >> i'm surprised that i'm actually a dive instructor for a living. we don't see sharks on a daily basis. i don't see any residual effects from it but it was definitely a scary, traumatic event. >>> now, from surf to snow. nearly a mile high in valdez, alaska, bridgette meade is a favorite to win the world skiing championships. on her first run down the ski slope, disaster. >> she was right away flying across the top of the ridge li

what are we going to have to do about the cage? we have to give him a bigger cage.ing to get him a bigger cage? go to the pet store and get him a bigger cage. could we build one ourselves? yeah. what would we build it out of? we'll get a big-- as big as the whole world. a big box, and then we'll put it on the bottom, and then we'll make something strong here of lines. and a top roof. and then put some chips in there and funny bunny's food and his water. then put funny bunny in there. do you think he'd be happy in there? yeah. hendrick: sometimes, instead of just telling her their ideas, they can even show what they mean, perhaps drawing what they have in mind or helping to make a model of their idea. of course, it's all right to include more traditional approaches, too, such as finding out some facts about rabbits. you could even write the name as a label for the cage. i'm discovering the whole teacher is someone who combines both traditional and emergent approaches in order to present a truly balanced curriculum for the children. one project that emerged in the cla

their days in a cage over.are released into their new housing enclosures, ten years after this great migration began, the last ten of the 266 one-time research chimps are home. they're greeted by friends who arrived in a group just before them. >> aww! >> that was sweet. >> reporter: the next morning the culmination of a decade's work. >> all right, guys. are you ready? >> reporter: the doors separating the chimps from their island, from grass and sunshine and fresh air, are opened. >> hi! you did so good. you did so good! you're outside, buddy! >> reporter: you wonder, what are they thinking? is the past forgotten? do they know they are the lucky ones? >>> up next -- how far would you go to play the game you love? one man who's staking his career on a risky medical procedure. >>> for any professional athlete, the decision to finally quit and move on with your life is agonizing. tonight, the story of a professional baseball risk who took an enormous medical risk, spent thousands of dollars of his own money, jus

their days in a cage over.ed into their new housing enclosures, ten years after this great migration began, the last ten of the 266 one-time research chimps are home. they're greeted by friends who arrived in a group just before them. >> awww. that was sweet. >> reporter: the next morning, the cull mytation of a decade's work. >> are you ready? >> reporter: the doors separating the chimps from their island, from grass and sunshine, and fresh air, are open. >> hi. you did so good. you did so good. you're outside, buddy. >> reporter: you wonder, what are they thinking? is the past forgotten? do they know they are the lucky ones? >>> up next, how far would you go to play the game you love? one man, who is staking his career on a risky medical procedure. ♪ ♪ and i never thought i'd feel this way ♪ ♪ the way i feel about you [ male announcer ] it's time to clean out your garage for a car that's worthy of being the 2012 motor trend car of the year. the volkswagen passat. that's the power of german engineering. ♪ it m

the cage. wgn's nancy loo reports on the controversy. that protest was postponed because of promised action by the school. is not good weather today for an outdoor recess but when it is children have to go to the rooftop playground because of the set up here some of these kids dread recess. it almost looks like a prison yard but it is actually a playground built atop the ogden international school that opened last fall. parents say there's limited outdoor space and that's an oversight in such a $60 million project ... this man whose home overlooks the school says that his fifth grade son has complained from day one >>there used to be a baseball diamond and a playground once had access to and now they just have this cage >>it's just like a big metal cage its black if they sealed off the two ways you could get and it really would beat a cage >>it is not like you can play hide and seek their >>it's not to fund. all you do is like run around and you can't really slide down anything parents are pleased that school officials are willing to add

the staff coaxes the chimps from their enclosures into travel cages.he first in. >> whoo! >> reporter: bart is not buying it. >> bart, come on. it's okay. >> reporter: veterinarian jocelyn besner has to sedate him. she hides the needle in a glove. >> come here. >> reporter: minutes later, after a second injection, bart is out. as the work to coax the others continues, bart is gently moved into the travel cage. it has taken all day. by nightfall the ten chimps are loaded in the trailer. there are tears, hugs as the staff and volunteers say good-bye. >> it's time for them to go and start their new life. it's been a long time coming. and we're finally here. >> reporter: the trip from new mexico will take two days. stops only to feed and check on the chimps. the chimpmobile moves east, passing lafayette, louisiana, home to the new iberia research center, which houses 360 chimpanzees. new iberia was the focus of a 2008 undercover humane society investigation. it showed primates being darted, falling over unconscious, self-mutilating. disturbing video. but n

as the work to coax the others continues, bart is gently moved into the travel cage.has taken all day. by nightfall, the ten chimps are loaded in the trailer. there are tears, hugs, as the staff and volunteers say good-bye. >> it's time for them to go and start their new life. it's been a long time coming, and we're finally here. >> reporter: the trip from new mexico will take two days, stops only to feed and check on the chimps. the chimpmobile moves east, passing lafayette, alabama, home to the new iberia research center which houses 360 chimpanzees. new iberia was the focus of a 2008 undercover humane society investigation. it shows primates being darted, falling over unconscious, self-mutilating. disturbing video but not torture, says director thomas rowell. >> it never rose to the point of an animal welfare violation or an animal being tortured. it was people maybe rushed to do a job, not being as careful as they could have been. >> reporter: we are allowed in, says rowell, because the future use of chimps in research is in serious doubt. would you have invited c

>> he was just sort of shocked of cage after cage after cage of chimps. >> reporter: wow. >> i could stand here and touch -- . >> look at this? >> it's nothing. it bob like living in a half- bath for your whole life. >> reporter: the staff will never have to see it again. it's now moving day. with all of the activity and excitement, the chimps are amped up. sarah needs no coaxing, she is ready to get out of this place. she gets right in her travel cage. bart not so much. he has to be sedated. the chimps are loaded for the two-day cross-country journey. there are regular stops. denise works at the gas station in slidell, louisiana. at after stop, curiosity. >> we're going to florida. [ applause ] >> reporter: but nowhere more than florida and the animals are released into their new housing. a day later the fulfillment of a decades' work. >> everyone, i'm going to be to opening cage 6 first. >> reporter: the chimps pour out and they are at once excited, bewildered, curious. none had ever been free or touched grass. >> spencer, i saw you marching around on the grass. devan, good job, bu

cage-free, omega-3, what should we know?> there was a lot of scrutiny on the egg industry after the salmonella outbreak a couple years ago. people looked at term free-range, that is a lovely term a lot of people means the chickens are wandering around in the sunlight. it means there has to be a door to the outside. the hens may or may not go outside because they are herd animals, might be scared, there is a good chance it is living inside among a lot of other chickens. people also look at cage-free, and that means they are not kept in a battery change, this ti nchtiny cage, considered cruel by a lot of people a hen can't exhibit animal characteristics and spread her wings. the best bet is organic, they do have to be treated in a more humane way, not with antibiotics, and fed only organic feed, which means the crops we were talking about earlier not genetically modified, that what is the hens are eating. this is another thing you can be a smart shopper, and get to know the producers of the eggs in your supermarket, they have

slammed one on thomas and the outside of the cage. to the back again, carlson, good keep for washington. thomas scurries out to play that one. back to carlson. shoulder there had by rolston. played in traffic off rolston. jammed on now and can be held and then lifted on back. alzner's shot grabbed and held by thomas. and play has stopped. 6:42 to go. >> pierre: ward and perreault couldn't get to the front of the net. great aggressive fore-check. aucoin getting a quality chance against thomas, a loose puck and they just couldn't corral it. karl alzner puts it on goal. you see his head up. they couldn't get bodies in front. you see the job done by zanon and also corvo to deny the washington capitals a slot area presence. >> mike: the best draw man in the series, bergeron, and in the league during part of the year. on the tie-up, came up high there on perreault. all a part of competing for the stanley cup. and they are having words. but it is thrown back out again. skipped across bergeron. run into by perreault. bergeron and perreault go

slammed one on thomas and the outside of the cage. to the back again, carlson, good keep for washington. thomas scurries out to play that one. back to carlson. shoulder there had by rolston. played in traffic off rolston. jammed on now and can be held and then lifted on back. alzner's shot grabbed and held by thomas. and play has stopped. 6:42 to go. >> pierre: ward and perreault couldn't get to the front of the net. great aggressive fore-check. aucoin getting a quality chance against thomas, a loose puck and they just couldn't corral it. karl alzner puts it on goal. you see his head up. they couldn't get bodies in front. you see the job done by zanon and also corvo to deny the washington capitals a slot area presence. >> mike: the best draw man in the series, bergeron, and in the league during part of the year. on the tie-up, came up high there on perreault. all a part of competing for the stanley cup. and they are having words. but it is thrown back out again. skipped across bergeron. run into by perreault. bergeron and perreault go

they hope exposition poes the issue of battery cages for chickens in 2008. a video shot by the animal rights group mercy for animals hens were in cages so small they can barely move. trader joe's stopped selling eggs from that farm. >> california's cattle industry is reeling following discovery of mad cow disease on a dairy cow headed for a rendering plant in king's county. a strain of the bovine disease considered on a cow carcass at baker commodities near fresno. more on the animal that's tested positive and concern about it. >> hanford dairy farmer says the dairy industry undergoes strong regulations to prevent mad cow disease that he is surprise aid local cow would be found with the strain. thursday, usda confirmed the fourth case of mad cow disease found in the cow at baker commodities rendering plant. normally cows can only contract the disease from eating a contaminated cow brain. rules for plants prevent that. >> there are strict controls. you can't use same equipment to make chicken feed as you do to make cow feed. this is to ensure no cross contami

. >>> tmz reports nic cage took a big step toward squaring his tax bill with uncle sam. payment just over $6 million. cage blames a business manager for tax problems over the last decade and still owes around $7 million. >>> finally, his idaho mansion is on the market and so is his local bar and nightclub. quite a businessman in idaho. now bruce willis is saying he's willing to give away his 1,100-acre ski resort to the right nonprofit group. >> how well has nicolas cage done, if you owe $7 million in taxes you must have made 60 million, 70 million? >> all the movies he made his face is on fire. what is that one, "ghost rider"? >> the comic book one. >> yes. everyone is laughing at me. that's okay. >>> news channel 8 in tampa, florida, a flight attendance is just back from a trip where she wound up with one more passenger than she left with. she helped deliver a baby. 36,000 feet over africa, a first in her 29 years on the job. she called for a flashlight and all the gloves she could get. an ob/gyn was also on board. when the child was delivered the flight attendant rais

said where is the cage >> add that cage i do not know where it went >> biggest break of career 1962host noticed this marshall brodien hypnotize and comedian bill cosby. first costive. a libra cost and make a and wizzo is born. marshall brodien wife met him at middle 1990's prided article about the end of his bozo show days. >> whenever he is their people are laughing >> doo dee doo dee do people go crazy. batt but tricky been married to a magician not every wife climbed into box >> there she is amazing. silver circle award significant contributions to television in chicago area over 25 years or more joins other wgn legends bob bell, ray raynor, roy brown for the honor learn more about the winners present and past at the website wgntv.com. coming up we now know big dance performance at taste of chicago. later in sports tied again by cox coyotes united center update. [ bell dings ] when it comes to home insurance, surprises can be a little scary. and a little costly. that's why the best agents present their clients with a lot of options. because when it comes to what's covered and wha

every room is a cage.idea was to be bomb proof which is a joke now, but every room is a steel cage, and president lyndon johnson was very sensitive to sound, and he used to try to take a nap while tourists were going through the house and the structure would hone, and he used to say it would nearly drive him crazy the way it was humming and i can't imagine there being much trouble with the foundation that place has. i will ask. it makes me curious. >> it was closed. >> yes, they're still working on that and they had a little digit. it is chilling, isn't it? there was real damage around washington. i was there, and setting at my computer, and it was violent for the short time it happened. it made me appreciate san francisco and not want to go there. >> thanks. >> you often read that buchanan pretty much treated the white house as he did the country, didn't do anything with it. leaving the lincolns to put some semblance of order. was it really in that bad of shape? >> no. the jefferson-davis wrote the end of

. >> burger king said it will only use pork from cage free pigs and eggs from cage free chickens. one analyst points out because burger king uses so much pork and eggs this will have a major effect on american agriculture. most animals are kept in gestation crates for their entire adult lives, cages so small they can't turn around. pictures of rupert murdoch under oath swearing to tell the truth in the hacking scandal that damaged his family's company and etty much ruined his son's career. james murdoch was questioned tuesday in england. >>> that's envivio pressing the button today. they are up about 3%. the nasdaq in general doing very, very well because apple jumped about 10% right off the start and apple is a huge part of the nasdaq index. apple after the bell yesterday reporting big profits putting a lot of fears about apple to ease. back to you. >> a lot to feel good about apple. >>> four people safe and sound after a late night rescue. two brothers and their sons ages two and 14 set out on a fishing trip around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. about 7:00 they wanted to head home bu

i know why the cage bird sings, it would be free. it is not a carol of joy or pray upward to heaven he fling. i know why the cage bird sings. mia angelou knew of it. i like dunbar, my grandfather used words the way he described him. good morning mr. james, how are you feeling this morning. he would say i am stepping, but not high. isn't that wonderful? okay. okay. i go play down by the creek. he would say yes, tkarlg, but be particular. that meant be careful because i love you and don't want anything to happen to you. it was coded in the be protected. he often said be careful now. that meant one thing, be particular, there was stuff down by the creek and he wanted me to be careful and watch because he didn't want anything to happen to me. be particular did it all. when he would say when you go over there, i want you to walk and hold your head up like you belong to somebody. that meant you were representing your family. i want you to carry yourself in a way that you represent your family well with. he didn't have to go through all of

i buy cage-free eggs. they cost more. >> you have to round up the chickens to get the eggs?little lasso. >> but on a related food item, we talked about this place before out in vegas, the heart attack grill. >> yeah. >> it wasn't so long ago they hauled a guy who was eating a triple by pass burger. he had a heart attack and they had to come in. i raise the issue at a time whether or not we ought to be para medics should be sent out to a place called -- you walk into the heart attack grill, it seems to me you waive your rights to emt treatment. so here, yesterday another heart attack grill customer. i just saw the story right during the break at the top of the hour. a heart attack grill customer collapses, the headline, while eating a double bypass burger and smoking. yeah. and smoking. a las vegas woman -- wait. it gets worse -- in her 40s collapsed at the heart attack grill while dining on a double by pass burger smoking cigarettes, and drinking a margarita. we have a winner. >> yeah. two months ago, it was a customer at the same restaurant suffered a heart attack while eat

in the cage. everybody up. >> you guys done yet? >> coming out, blanco? >> you guys done? refuses to comply. forcing c.e.r.t. to escalate to nonlethal shotgun rounds. >> get down and take a shot. >> come on down, blanco. >> when you're ready. give him another one. >> coming down, blanco. >> good shot. >> i'll come down if you shoot me one more time. >> all right. >> hold up. >> medical? >> hold up. >> he refuses. >> i refuse. i'm all right. i'm 100% all right. >> hold on, blanco. >> check this out. >> yeah. >> we're going to just take our photographs. after that if you want to refuse medical, we'll give you your clothes back and we'll take you back. we'll get our pictures, give your clothes back and you sign the medical refusal and you're on your way back home. >> still got the camera. >> put him in the cage. >> with the extraction a success, deputy warden jaramillo debriefs with his teams. >> we need to document it very clearly about the limited time frame between taking it from one extreme to the next. >> yeah. once the team was put together and we entered the rec pen, w

fast food chain to have all the eggs and pork come from cage-free chickens and pigs by 2017. a movement to placate animal welfare critics. >>> a new member joins the 400 home run club. plus, washington caps off round one of the stanley cup playoffs in overtime. the "early today" headlines are ahead. >>> incredible record breaking heat continues in texas, the forecast is coming up you're watching "early today." >>> good morning if you're waking up this is "early today." in sports last night the capitals eliminated the defending champions boston bruins to move on to the second roubd of the stanley cup playoffs. here is fred roggin with an early look at all sports headlines. >>> good morning, there is one thing better than a game seven, that is overtime in game seven, let's go to boston, caps and bruins, winner moves on, loser goes home. tied on, sudden death overtime. 3:00 in, drove to the net, tim thomas first save couldn't make the second. joel ward slammed home the rebound and with that, the door was slammed in the bruins season. the caps took out the defending champs with t

the cages that i witnessed, the p primates were in bird cages.rot cage. >> i don't understand how the state even if they haven't changed the law that that would be acceptable. i mean, if what you're describing is acceptable, that's just inhumane. they've got to be taken care of to a certain standard, don't they? >> absolutely. and as the columbus zoo at the beginning was a resource for mary ann thompson, a resource for the state of ohio to educate the folks that are moving forward to pass the bill. we still stand as a resource to make sure the public is safe and these animals are cared for. >> are you having direct conversations with mary ann? is there any chance this won't end the way it appears to be? or no? >> well, we've reached out to mary ann thompson. we continue to be a resource and to help educate not only her but anyone else that would have restricted species to make sure that they have the proper standards and care. and that the proper habitat for them to ensure they have an enriching life. not only that they are giving them proper car

the puppy made a break from her cage while being loaded in between that flights. for 10 minutes things were at a standstill until she was coaxed back into her cage. >> take a box of treats and make a little trail back to the cart. take a taking a look at the weather. a little wet for today. >> a little wet this morning especially south of the metro area. i think we will clear out a little bit. i think we will get just enough sunshine to destabilize the atmosphere and give up his fearsome energy when the cold front hits that could trigger cold front later on. still cloudy and their falin fairfax. we can tell where the bulls i was in terms of heavy rain. about a third of an inch. picking up a quarter of an inch in believe. enough to put a little sense in the continuing rainfall deficit. here is the hourly forecast. we will make it up to about 70. a few hours of sunshine will go along with this afternoon. a few sunny breaks. temperatures will respond in thunderstorms will likely be a result of the slightly warmer temperatures. if i am wrong and do not make it to 70,

every room is a cage. the idea was to be bombproof which of course is a joke now. but every room is a steel cage, and it will -- president lyndon johnson was very sensitive to sound and he used to try to take a nap while tourists were going through the house and the structure would hmm and he used to say it was nearly driving him crazy the way it was humming. but i can't imagine there being much trouble with the foundation that place has but i don't know. i'll ask. that makes me curious. >> the washington monument is closed, is that correct, because of damage? >> yes, they're still working on that one. they will a little damage. that's chilling, isn't it? there was some real damage around washington. i mean, i was there and sitting at my computer and it was violent for the short time it happened. it made me appreciate san francisco. and not want to go there anymore. >> glad you're here now. >> yes, i am too. >> we often read that buchanan pretty much treat the white house as he did the country, that is he didn't do anything with it. leaving the lincolns to put some

. >>> nicolas cage took a big step toward squaring his tax bill with uncle sam. payment just over $6 million. cage blames a business manager for tax problems over the last decade and still owes around 7 million bucks. >> he must have made a lot of money. >>> that's got to hurt. his idaho mansion is on the market and so is his local bar and nightclub. now bruce willis is saying he's willing to give away his 1100-acre ski resort to the right nonprofit group. who knew he had so many things. >>> from wfla in tampa, florida, a flight attendant is just back from a trip where she wound up with one more passenger than she left with and helped deliver a little baby. 36,000 feet over africa, a first in her 29 years on the job. oh, so cute. she called for a flashlight and the gloves and then there was an ob/gyn on board. she took over. when the child was delivered the flight attendant raise the baby up and announced to the cabin it's a boy. that's great. congratulations to them. i'm lynn berry and this is "early today." just your first stop of the day today on your nbc stat

. >> nasdaq leaves, big ben stands pat and having it your way cage free. plus you won't believe who the latest actress is linked to ashton kutcher but she's saying no way. >>> coming up game seven between the caps and bruins goes into overtime and could calvin johnson's season be over before it starts? you're watching "early today". >>> a very good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of the top headlines this morning. >>> after days of white house pressure, the republican led house is expected to vote on a bill that would prevent interest rates on federal student loans from doubling. john boehner argues the bill should be paid for by cutting money from president obama's health care overhaul. >>> connecticut became the nation's 17th state to abolish the death penalty yesterday. the measure, however, only applies to future cases, and not to the 11 men already on death row. >>> a u.s. marine who criticized president obama on facebook over his economic policies is being given an other than honorable discharge. 26-year

but they came out and said they can't be caged. >> they can't be caged because houses in the neighborhoodre so close. you would thing, yk, bring them girlfriend. >> i think there are female peacocks there. the brightly colored ones are male and the pale ones, those are peoplefemale. i don't know what's going on over there. >> apparently nothing. that's why they're screaming. >> they need some barry white >> they need[ woman ]ry white when my asthma symptoms returned my doctor prescribed dulera to help prevent them. [ male announcer ] dulera is for patients 12 and older whose asthma is not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. dulera will not replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. dulera helps significantly improve lung function. this was shown over a 6 month clinical study. dulera contains formoterol, which increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. dulera is not for people whose asthma is well controlled with a long-term asthma control medicine, like an

they are mostly until big warehouses, not cages.ruised that because you are seeing the chicken and eating it, you wouldn't want it, he has all of these bruises. >> in the warehouse, they are running around. >> packed pretty tightly but on a floor typically. the laying hens are in these cages. some are 8, 10, 12 high. each bird, you know, one of your listeners or one of your viewers here on current, they take a normal piece of paper and a copy machine or, you know printer, 8 and a half by 11, say 8 and a half by 11, you do a two-thirds full, 67, that's the living space they have. >> good lord. if you have questions and you want to address those, we save a seat for you at the table. you didn't mention cows. these feed lots, you can smell them. they may have been out free range at one time but they are jambed in there -- jammed in there. is that something you are looking at? >> in my book. >> our kinship with animals and call to defend them? >> thank you, the premise and i will lead into your question. the premise of the book is we hav

dropped into the water acting as a family marker. >> there is a cage that we can see. then, we bring it closer to the image we're looking for. until the divers have a very short distance. >> the dive operation follows a month of searching. the long land and watt yemplt each outing an effort find evidence bringing home the 15-year-old, sargeant moore has been working this case since day one. >> we're here to do a mission at hand and a search has been coming out. and they'll be out this weekend areas in morgan hill. large communities are searching for saturday and sunday. abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >> just ahead here it's friday. that means we have some free stuff for you coming up. >> i'm wayne freedman at the ballpark. opening day finished on a high note and a loud one. >> also... a car thief caught in the act. how this call landed him in jail. abc 7 news continues in one minute. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> the giants won 5-0, glad to report. you're looking at a live picture. stands were packed and it did not rain at aum. --

today the fast-food chain said it would only use aids from hands not kept in cages and it would only use pork products from uncaged pigs. there will be the first to switch to cage free chicken eggs as part is a it agreement with the humane society. >> it is not only for keeping you looking younger. >> how botox can help treat chronic migraines. ,, ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. [ joycelin ] it was a typical morning. i was getting ready for work, and then i got this horrible headache, and then i blacked out. [ female announcer ] ...who thought she had reached the end of her story. [ joycelin ] the doctor told me i had two brain aneurysms and that one of them had ru

this year, you might recall mcdonalds and wendy's announced they have asked their suppliers to go cageree. >>> grupon being used to get porn? now in a boycott by an anti pornography organization. a tour of san francisco's historic arm ri building. it is used by the company calls kink which produces internet po porn. it outraged members of the illegal war on pornography. at first, they demanded grupon withdraw the offer. >>> they're calling it most adorable flight delay of all time. we'll show it to you, next. [ female announcer ] this is the story of joycelin... [ joycelin ] it was a typical morning. i was getting ready for work, and then i got this horrible headache, and then i blacked out. [ female announcer ] ...who thought she had reached the end of her story. [ joycelin ] the doctor told me i had two brain aneurysms and that one of them had ruptured. [ female announcer ] fortunately, she was treated at sutter health's california pacific medical center. [ joycelin ] the nurses and doctors were amazing, and they were like a second family to me. and now i'm back to doing what i love.

>> yeah. >> the cages for the monkeys are bigger than this, right?es that tell you about herself. >> they got more freedom than this. >> the animals get more freedom than us, right? so you need to really be thinking. >> they're treating me lower than animals, lesser than animals. >> this is because of the consequences of your actions. when you do something wrong, when you do something wrong, this is where you can end up. these are the possible solutions to you committing crime is putting you in a cage. >> in addition to showing them the realities of prison, the inmates challenge these youths assumptions of that i recall lives on the street. >> this is why i connect with you. i love the same thing you love. it was fun to put hands on somebody and show my home boy i'm the man. and you don't want nothing either. respect, right? what's your name. >> marco. >> what do they say in the hood? marco throw down. don't mess with marco, right? that's what they tell you. that's what they told me because they knew i was willing to fight for nothing. on site, let's

and blades of glory we count the conference finals in the cage all playoffs as ave guard and now moscowprepare to contest the darwin cup final. but first football where it looks as if they were rushing the premier league title will remain in some petersburg for another year holders and they now have an eleven point advantage at the summits following victoria look in on t.v. on saturday it was the host should have opened the scoring in moscow right after the half hour mark thomas jones handball in the area allowing new boy roman pavlyuchenko to step up but the former tottenham striker couldn't find a way past crisis level modify have isn't taking full advantage of that missed opportunity in the second half roman should have called netting seventy five minutes in spite the best efforts of tara spurlock on the line so one nil the final score is the champions close in on the title number three. well second place taskbar slipped up in their quest to keep the pressure on the wing this is the army man failing to break the deadlock at home to do so getting angie the first part also ask these cr

a civil rights activist is looking to take a lodge va cage. after 20 years karen nawasaki was hosted. she worked with organizations, businesses, and tv networks, including this one. a lot of funny stories roasting karen. she has done so much tremendous work for civil rights in this country, not just for the asian-american communities. we salute her. >> it is coming up on 21 minutes after the hour right now. the sun is on its way up right now too. and, tom, we'll actually be able to see it today shlg right? >> yes. and through the magic of green screen i'm now standing 300 feet above you. >> it looks like you're standing right there. >> holding onto the railing. look at the gorgeous sky we have. the sun's going to be coming up and there's a little bit of a breeze up here and we have the cloud cover breaking up. wow, that wind really picked up. as the day progresses we will have our temperatures climbing. here's the hometown forecast for hagerstown. by noontime it will be up around 60 degrees. now the wind settled down. it's going to be bright a

. >>> the nasdaq leads, big ben stands pat, and having it your way cage-free. your "first look" at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, game seven between the caps and bruins into overtime. and could calvin johnson's season be over before it even starts? you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] what can you do with plain white rice? when you pour chunky beef with country vegetables soup over it... you can do dinner. four minutes, around four bucks. campbell's chunky. it's amazing what soup can do. now, i wear it every day. because damaging uv rays are everywhere with olay daily complete uv, its possible to block 92% of harmful rays for naturally beautiful skin in any light. olay daily uv. >>> hey, there. welcome back to "first look." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of the top stories making news this morning. after days of white house pressure, tomorrow the republican-led house is expected to vote on a bill that would prevent interest rates on federal student loans from doubling. house speaker john boehner

cage blames his business manager for tax problems over the last decade. he still owes around 7 million bucks more. >>> and finally, his mansion's on the market, so is his local bar and nightclub, and now bruce willis says he's willing to give away his 1,100-acre ski resort to the right non-profit group. he owns so many things. i'm lynn berry. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> a day after president obama's blistering speech ripping the republican budget and lumping mitt romney in with it, romney responds from the very same podium, accusing the president of playing hide-and-seek with the american people. the question is, will the obama campaign strategy of attaching romney to that budget, you know, the one the president says throws dear little children and sweet old grannies into the streets to fend for themselves, will it work? we'll see. >>> the man accused of orchestrating the september 11th attacks will be tried before a military tribunal at guantanamo and faces death if convicted. the que

we've been caged together too long. we've been caged together too long.ome nobody ever picks me? maybe they're looking for somebody different. pick me! well, the shelter's closing up for another day. we didn't get picked. i know. tomorrow. guaranteed. [nursery music playing] just three granules of lead dust can harm your child. if your home was built before 1978, log onto leadfreekids.org. [siren] announcer: preparing today reduces the consequences of a disaster tomorrow.

becoming cage free is part of a movement towards more humane treatment of animals. see world is taking a stand against plastic bags. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. people are putting off getting married because of the cost. people put off weddings most when the economy is lousy. times people wait --some times people wait more than two years. sites like facebook and twitter will help you find promotions on everything from air fares to hotels. have been exclusive deals on twitter -- there have been exclusive deals on twitter. a trip to sea world and busch gardens are getting greener. the theme parks are eliminating plastic shopping bags at gift shops. expect to see banks made from 100% recycled paper. plastic bags and that in the ocean and in danger while life. stocks rising with the nasdaq breaking its losing streak. the bloomberg maryland index rising. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 6:20. 52 degrees on tv hill. an accident is slowing things down for commuters in reisterstown. >> c

burger king promises to be caged free in five years.ll of their eggs and porks will come from cage free chickens and pigs. burger king uses tens of millions of pounds of pork each year. this is a move to more humane treatment of animals. the class of 2012 is looking for employment. some brighter spots in the job market. we have elected some hot jobs for grads. >> the job outlook for new college grads is not great, it is better than it has been in recent years. more than 2000 managers were surveyed across the various industries. 54% say they plan to hire college grads this year. >> it is turning in the right direction. we see demand is up. it will take longer to land a position. >> the areas where they're most likely to recruit new grads include customer service, sales, finance and accounting, and marketing. not underestimate the value of their social networking skills. maintain a blog. >> building profiles online, writeing a blog, these are things that will work in your favor. >> the majority of offers will common under $50,000. >> i kn