it was great. >> dennis o'donnell and linda dennis o'donnell -- lindsey lohan lee, linda yee, thank you very much. >>> the fan who was brutally beaten at the season opener in los angeles last week. they will be collecting donations for the family brian stow family. he will be in a medically induced coma for at least three more days but there is no way they say they could miss today's game. >> it is going to be a very emotional day. it is going to be a very emotional rollercoaster for a long time. but we are here today. brian would want us to be here today and represent limb. he would be in the stands with us screaming and cheering on the giants and that's what we are going to do all day. >> talked about it all winter long. couldn't wait for this beautiful day. >> as i mentioned the giants will hold a fund-raiser for stow's family during monday's game against the dodgers and the reward for information leading to arrests is now getting close to $150,000. >> wow. >>> all right. gorgeous day for baseball. certainly. robert is here with our latest forecast. >> what's going on, juliette. turn

dennis is cute! laugh. >> let's repeat, baby. let's repeat. >> reporter: the line of fans outside at&t park started forming before the sun came out. >> i was excited and i just couldn't sleep anymore. so i told my husband let's just come over here and sit out here just to be here. >> reporter: this fan doesn't have a ticket but came to hang out outside. >> the feeling of the giants fans, the happiness, it's good. it's a good injuring. >> reporter: inside, the field is in its prime ready to house 42,000 fans surrounding the world champion giants. >> they have had a shaky start. but to come back and kind of flash back and get the atmosphere again and know what the fans are bringing to the table, especially now that, you know, we're defending the title... >> reporter: the raising of the championship flag on this flagpole a ceremonial event. >> i think i'm going to cry. >> a long time coming. >> reporter: sing the national an them, the band train, also performing the hit save me, san francisco, which they call an unofficial giants th

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>>> and simply not enough, at a hearing tonight, dennis herrera will argue pg&e should pay more for failing to provide pipeline safety reports as requested. the california public utilities commission demanded those records after the san bruno blast. the records weren't delivered completely by the deadline, so the threat was $1 million a day fine until all records were compiled. but under a deal made with the commission and pg&e to pay $3 million, and then face another $3 million fine if it wouldn't provide the documents by august. >>> it's the facebook fall out. looks like the winklevoss twins will have to make do with a settlement. an appeals court ruled today they cannot reopen the litigation against facebook founder mark zucker berg. the twins claim zuckerberg stole their idea to make facebook. the deal was settled for $65

dennis murphy, nbc news, county durham, england. >> and dennis murphy's report on the journey of katedleton from commoner to her royal highness continues tonight in a special "dateline" hour here on nbc at 7:00 eastern, 6:00 central. >>> and that is nbc "nightly news" for this sunday. brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm kate snow reporting from new york. for lester holt and all of us here at nbc news, happy easter for lester holt and all of us here at nbc news, happy easter and good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

with me right now is sports director dennis o'donnell.s it my imagination or is brian wilson's beard even blacker? >> reporter: i have never seen it blacker. the problem was it didn't fear the st. louis cardinals today. >> oh-oh. >> reporter: brian wilson, linda, was in the middle of all the pre-game festivities today. and then some as we found out wilson takes the 2010 championship flag and runs it himself to the flagpole in center. great moment for giants fans to see that flag finally hoisted up. then it was time to play ball. 3rd inning, giants down 1-0 and in his first at bat as a giant, miguel tejada homers to left at at&t. his first of the year. just like that, we're tied at one. two batters later freddie sanchez down the right field line, jonathan sanchez, who had earlier doubled, comes around to score. giants up 2-1. sanchez was just as good on the mound. he goes five innings, striking out seven, only gave up one run. let's go to the 6th inning. pat burrell launches his third home run of the season dead center and it was a big ins

leaders were there including fiona mah and dennis herrera. and yes, it was a little foggy there. a little rainy other in other parts of the bay area. hello, rob. >> the easter egg hunts had been for the afternoon or evening, we would have been fine. the rain flying through 10:00 and 11 thank morning along the east bay hills and along the coast. now we have the winds that cranked up, dried out the air, and you can see clearing skies in san jose. it is windy around the bay area right now. west wind. 59 degrees. into oakland, it is a cool 60 with a west wind at 17. nothing but clear skies right now. but that is not going to be lasting for all that much longer. you can see around the bay area right now, winds ranging from southwest at 24 through novato, blasting into sole lan doe county. we saw the dryer air mixing in. and we had partly cloudy skies for the afternoon and still snow showers around the high country. it is april 24th and we're still talking snow 6500 feet around the sierra.

joe pavelski does it again. >> reporter: yes, dennis.really actually felt like a giants game out here tonight. fans were chanting beat l.a. regulation was not enough. and just when you thought the sharks might lose, the version of mr. october comes through. >> you work all season and you get home crowd advantage. the crowds were loud right from the beginning. it was exciting to play in. you know you're just trying to challenge your energy. >> big time player. plays really well in the big stage. scored a lot of important goals for us whether regular season or playoffs. >> we have had a pretty bad history of losing the first game. could have been one of those nights. i thought we could have come out with a loss. huge first one for us. and they just get bigger and big, now. we want to get out of here 2-0. joe pavelski was the leading scorer last post season with three game winning goals. and they will drop the game here. game 2 saturday night ter he had tank. back to you. >> kim coyle live in san jose. big win for the sharks. thank you, kim

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. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. will this finally be the year for the san jose sharks? a live report coming up as they get set to drop the puck in the stanley cup playoffs. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but now match dot com is facing a lawsuit by a california woman who claims she was sexually assaulted by another member. as jeff nguyen explains, the woman wants the website to screen for predator >>> mash.com is -- match.com is facing a lawsuit because a woman said she was sexually assaulted by another member. >> reporter: they announced filing a lawsuit against the dating website. the woman wants to remain anonymous saying she was sexually assaulted by a man she met through the website and she wants the website to stop adding users until sexual predator screening processes are installed. >> when somebody uses their credit card to pay that they basically run the name through a federal sex offender data bank and through a local county registration bank. >> reporter: the man in the case is facing felony charges in l.a. superior court. he has been convicted six separate times for sexual

>> dennis murphy joins me right now. dennis, not a typical crime story here. twists and turns here as well. >> not at all, richard. i think in the world of criminal investigation, you'd call this victimology, why were these people the victims at this thing? you have a father-son, the wife and mother, who don't fit easily into any patterns of violent crime. you have an upper middle class family. they're all about church, work, togetherness. and the father was a patriarch of this family going back in that county of southeast georgia for generations. so on dateline tonight, we're not so much concerned about the grisly crime, and it is very grisly, but it's trying to uncover the back story. how did this family, what were the stresses and fact toracture brought them to this grievous act. i was struck by them saying how old testament it was, a son's lust for his brother's wife. >> the details are very in depth. and also the forensic evidence. >> there wasn't a great deal there. despite this very violent scene, you have a close-up shotgun attack on the father, the so

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only at denny's. america's diner is always open. dying leopard sharks have washed up onshore.ey say real estate development along the bayfront may be to blame for the increased incidence of the stranded sharks. sharks can easily become trapped in culverts, storm drains and other canals, and they are worried there will be more stranded marine life in the bay area waterways in the future. >>> mtv shows like "teen mom" have made celebrities out of girls who get pregnant. but this washington state teenager wanted to see what it was like. gabby rodriguez faked a pregnancy for her high school project. she stuffed a pillow under her shirt. only her mother, boyfriend and principal knew the truth. gabby says it wasn't easy to hear what others thought of her. >> that i was irresponsible and i wasn't going to continue to college and even, oh it was bound to happen anyways and "iknew she was going to get press nent." >> gabby is a straight-a student. she plans to present her find lings to community -- community lieders. >>> what a brave thing to do. let's talk sports. >> larry beil is her

only at denny's. america's diner is always open.ey had a chance to today in the >>> the giants' largest winning streak last season was 5 games. that was the shortest ever for a world series winner. they had a chance to match that today in the desert. the chances of that happening seemed to sink larger than this did at the bottom of the pool. with two outs in the third, madison bumgarner's ball passed first, they scored, baum garter, they got him off the hook. they tied the game at 4 in the sixth inning. then a batter later the panda really looked like a completely different ball park. that's his fourth of the year. the giants go ahead 5-4 but arizona wasn't done. ryan roberts signals a tying run on jeremy affeldt in the 8th inning, tied at 5 we go to extra innings. it goes to the 12th after a couple of walks by the bullpen. drew strikes again. base hit. freddy sanchez is going to throw home, justin upton isn't there. d-backs win 6-5. for the first time in his career barry zito will miss a start. the giants placed zito on the 15-day

denny's. >>> good morning. it is 8:00 this saturday morning i'm janelle wang. oakland police are investigating the fatal shooting of a driver who crashed through a mall this morning. he was driving around 2:00 this morning when he was shot multiple times causing him to crash his truck into several parked cars. he was pronounced dead on arrival at an oakland hospital. the victim's name has not been released and detectives are looking into circumstances surrounding the shooting. so far no arrests have been made. >> native american demonstrators are continuing their protest over plans by the vallejo city government to convert what they consider sacred burial grounds into a park. 6 the tribes are camping out at the glen cove area in vallejo and they say they won't allow construction to take place here. tomas ramon has their story. >> reporter: about two dozen native americans are occupying the 15 acres they consider a sacred burial site. they want to block any machinery attempting to change this a

i'm dennis o'donnell. civil war begins ,,,,,,,,,,, first ever postseason matchup kings >>> sharks made the playoffs 12 out of the last 13 seasons but tonight drop the puck on their first ever post season match up with the l.a. kings. sharks won just once in meeting with the kings this season. 28 seconds into the series the sharks get on the board. dany heatley scores on the putback. sharks outshot l.a. 14-3 in that period. second period. shooting it wide. lead to go a three on one break for the kings. power play goal. tying the game at 1. then 3 minutes later making up for it. wild shot. skates past along the boards. clear past jonathan quick. merry christmas justin williams. not bad for guy who has not played since mid-march. gets the goal. it stayed tied until 5 minutes left in overtime. >> trailing. joe pavelski. scores. >> he wins it for the sharks. kim coyle joins us now from san jose. i thought if the kings could steal the first game. joe pavelski does it again. >> reporter: yes, dennis. it really ac

only at denny's. america's diner is always open.up today with a parade from civic center to >>> san francisco's 44th annual cherry blossom special wrapped up today with a parade from the civic center to japan town. it featured boy scout troupes, the festival queen and h her court, it is a traditional celebration of the coming of spring. >>> just as it arrives, it is making a u-turn. >> it has to come at some point. haven't seen a whole lot of it. we'll try to get things right. we have a wintery storm headed our way as we've got more clouds gathered on the north coast. even overhead low clouds, fog showing up around the bay area, very thick up toward the coastline. drizzle out there at the beaches keeping those temperatures cooler. still a lot of sunshine in many spots, very comfortable temperatures, a storm brewing, you can see some rain beginning to show up in eureka and up toward redding, more of that moisture is going to sag down. high pressure starts to move out of the way. looks like we could get a little wet as we head in towa

only at denny's. america's diner is always open.lition of labor and community groups rallied to keep t of san francisco. >>> a preemptive protest in san francisco today. a coalition of labor and community groups rallied to keep wal-mart out of san francisco. that's even though the giant retailer has not announced any plans to open a store in the city. so organizers say the company has expanded in other neighborhoods and is launching what the group calls an aggressive expansion strategy into other urban markets. >> we are here to tell our city officials that we will not let wal-mart come into san francisco and lower job standards and destroy small businesses and the neighborhood of our city. >> the group held similar events in los angeles, seattle and other u.s. cities. >>> you heard the phrase don't make a peep? we're making peeps. those marshmallow pink, yellly bunnies and chicks. mike asks why you can make them when you can buy them? because we can make you make them. >> reporter: i did. this is a big time for people's and there c

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i'm dennis o'donnell and the one feet that aeludes tim lincec,,,,,,,, i am a sneeze whisperer. analyst. bermuda grass. ragweed. willow. i am a dander decoder. chihuahua. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about allergy relief. until it's completely clean. lysol toilet bowl cleaner gives you maximum coverage from the rim down to the waterline to kill 99.9% of germs and removes stains better than clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach. so if you want to do the whole job, lysol's got you covered. for tips on a healthy home, visit lysol.com/missionforhealth. >>> with some controversy surrounding the win at the boston marathon. wind-aided? what's the deal there. >> they want a course that doesn't encourage downhill runs that could create wind-aided conditions which happened today. consequently the world record was not allowed. however we almost had a bit of history. ronald reagan was a president the last time an american woman won the boston marathon. desiree deveal a held the lead late running the fastest boston marathon ever by an american woman but in the end it was kenya's carolin

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denny's. america's diner is always open. >>> spring may be here technically but folk in the northeast bracing for more of this stuff. they are expected to get hit with a possibility of 3 inches to almost a foot of snow in the higher elevations. folks there say they are tired it was. they are looking for actual spring-like temperatures. well, welcome to the club. we continue this whole below normal trend. >> we were just talking, tucker and i and tucker pointed on the out today is the 10 aight day in a row of bea low normal temperature. >> and pretty well below. >> yeah, 10 degrees or more below. >> we are looking for some warmth and sunshine. >> i agree with you. i understand that. but how would you like to be in new england and today, april fool's, dealing with 5, 6, 7 inches. >> but we're not. >> here what is we are dealing with. take a look at hd radar. we don't have the snow but we have the rain. some of you may have some snow. up to the north, far north, north central maryland but there i

i'm dennis o'donnell and the one feet that aeludes tim lincecum. a no-hitter? did he get it tonight? >> spilborghs followed by lopez to lead off. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> with some controversy surrounding the win at the boston marathon. wind-aided? what's the deal there. >> they want a course that doesn't encourage downhill runs that could create wind-aided conditions which happened today. consequently the world record was not allowed. however we almost had a bit of history. ronald reagan was a president the last time an american woman won the boston marathon. desiree deveal a held the lead late running the fastest boston marathon ever by an american woman but in the end it was kenya's caroline khalil that surged to win by 2 seconds. and it was the kenyan sweep. jeffrey ma tie set the boston record in a time of 2 hours 3 minutes 2 seconds, but, as it was pointed out, it was wind- aided and that record was disallowed. >> but aren't you theoretically running against the wind, wouldn't that even out. >> well as bob seeger said you're always running against the wind. it

congressman dennis kucinich joins me now to talk about this work congressman welcome back to our program tom thank you for the opportunity to be on again. we're honored to have you today on your floor speech you said that we are now in a constitutional crisis which is you mean by that the president has taken it upon himself to trump. article one section eight of the constitution which gives congress the war powers to claim for himself an executive privilege to war he's gone beyond the war powers act and the requirements of it he's even gone beyond the un mandate so what we have here is an executive who apparently doesn't have to pay attention to what anyone says in a government whose first principle is representative government government of the people wouldn't it be reasonable to suggest that actually that. article one section eight is that it were ever it is said that the power of the war power in congress that that was really a version nine hundred seventy three with the work powers act and that obama was going along with it well no he's there's no actual imminent threat to the united

only at denny's. america's diner is always open. [ music ] >>> right now a vigil is getting underway for a prominent restaurant owner killed last week in oakland. now, this is a live look at this mexican restaurant on international boulevard. 59-year-old jesus campos was shot there early friday morning. now, police believe it happened during an attempted robbery. he was pretty well known in that community by his neighbors, other business owners and local political leaders, too. there have been no arrests made in that case. >>> well, you might not be able to look for the union label. but organized labor is coming to california's medical marijuana trade. len ramirez is in san jose tonight with the deal and how it will affect the bay area workers. >>> well, it will give them some benefits they don't have right now, allan. you know the pot clubs have been operating in san jose for a number of years. but they feel like when they come before the city council they are not really taken seriously. well, by joi

only at denny's. diner is always open. >> and if you bought your mega millions ticket in san bruno, you could have a lot of cash coming. lottery officials say there is an unclaimed winning ticket worth $227,000. it was purchased at the shell station on el camino in san bruno. they have six months from the drawing to claim the prize. so far, two months have gone by. clock is ticking. national dance week is in full swing with 600 free events planned around the bay in the coming week. yesterday, they were all but dancing in the streets around union square. hundreds of people celebrated the start of national dance week with one big flash mob. and abc 7's arts and entertainment reporter dawn sanchez got caught up in the rhythm. >> you have to dance. >> so come together with so many. that's appalachian mountain dancing. >> you can do it to anything. any kind of music. classical, anything you want to do it to, you can do it. >> about 700 people converged in union square to celebrate the beginning of the 13th

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only at denny's. >>> good morning, america. this morning, breaking news. we have a deal. with just an hour left before a government shutdown, democrats and republicans strike a deal. historic cuts in spending. but no freeze on funding for planned parenthood. what does it mean for you? and why is there an even bigger budget battle just weeks away? >>> storm front. look at this amazing video. a massive hailstorm hitting oklahoma overnight. and twisters touching down in virginia. and this is really just the beginning. we are heading into a weekend of nasty weather. hail and tornadoes, predicted for 17 states. and now, the midwest is bracing for what could be epic flooding. >>> "idol" double-standard. "american idol" viewers are outraged as the odds-on favorite to win is voted off. now, fans are asking, why is it nearly impossible for a female singer to take the "idol" crown? >>> and the battle for your sole. it is war between two high-end shoe designers. at issue, does christian louboutin own the right t

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and groaning because today is the deadline to send in your taxes we'll speak with representative dennis q signature about the shocking number of people who don't pay and we'll see if our system needs reform there are a few people who not only pay up but actually say they should be taxed more we're going to introduce you to one of the members of the patriotic millionaires for fiscal strength and then anybody who loves to play online poker should listen up because your favorite web site might not be there anymore we'll have details on the president's crackdown on online poker sites i will determine if you really has the right to say who can play what in the world leaders came together in washington this weekend to discuss inflation debt crises how to get the world back on the right financial track artie's lauren lyster of bring us all the details about the i.m.f. and world bank meetings and then what is going on with the g.o.p. there are emerging front runner seems to be the donald and quite frankly the rest of the early presidential candidates aren't your typical g.o.p. material either s

. >> seen the damage done by storms like katrina, ivan, dennis.t picked up cars, moved around, it looked similar to that. the damage here is a lot, worse. >> reporter: it could take months to recover. >> pam: president obama is expected to tour the areas in alabama tomorrow. >> reporter: storm tracker 44, scene showers passed to the norm. --north. we're not getting any rain but we're certainly getting wins. current wind speeds, fairly remarkable. sustained in the '20s. also along the coastline. guests are even stronger than this, they will stick with us all the way through the evening. 5:00 a.m., widespread wing desk in the '20s. we will continue with these conditions did the evening. not really dying down. we will start to see them died down overnight. 11:00, a few '20s up there. the extent into which they do or to not died down will really affect our temperatures for tomorrow morning. we stay breezy, temperatures were you see them will not drop off as much as winds are dying down to 10 mi. an hour. afternoon temperatures, warming just a little b

host: we want to welcome dennis cauchon from "usa today."igger being with us on c-span. -- thank you for being with us. let me talk about this story available on the "usa today" web site. guest: if you think about what economics is, if it is the number of people working and how productive they are. our economy has been very productive for the last 30 years in the computer era, but the number of people working with the aging baby boomers is starting to decline. that has profound economic duplications. host: with the share of the people with jobs dropping, what does that mean for people out of work still looking for employment? guest: the downturn in the job losses have hurried to these trends. even people of working age are having a hard time finding jobs. then you expand that to people who are old and leaving the labor force and it compounds the problem. host: here is a front page story on "the baltimore sun." the pieces by jamie hopkins and points out that maryland has 200,000 unemployed residents looking for work. maryland players have 70,

denny's.america's diner is always open. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> we begin with signs of a broad recovery in the job market. unemployment rates fell in more than three-quarters of the nation's metro areas in february. that is evidence of recent gains is widespread and not limited to few regions. toyota prius has reached a major milestone. more than one million have been sold in the u.s. prius sales have surged this year along with gas prices. >> the u.s. appeals court have held up convictions of jeffrey skilling. his attorney was arguing for a new trial. he was convicted on 19 counts related to the energy company's collapse. >>> workers at japan's nuclear power plant is focusing their efforts on preventing hydrogen explosions. they have been spraying water. it's been overheated since last month's earthquake. they are pumping my to general to counteract the hydrogen. nearby residents have been evacuated. >> contaminated water from the crippled nuclear comple

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denny's. america's diner is always open. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> we begin money scope report with jump of gas prices, it's now 3.68, up nearly 9 cents in the last week. prices could keep rising. >> they say they will temporarily to close the factories due to shortages in parts. it will affect 20,000 workers. mcdonald's is going on a hiring blitz. they are holding the first national hiring day on april 19. they are hoping to fill 50,000 openings at their restaurants. and working long hours may be hazardous to your health. people working 11 hours or day have a 50% higher risk of developing heart disease. that is your money scope report. >> kristen: the money for san franciscans to go solar may be drying up. it would reduce the amount of money available. $2 million would be taken out and used for improving hetch-hetchy's hydroelectric generators. the companies say it would hurt jobs as well as the greening effort. >> eric: a committee considers expanding the

[applause] >> i would just like to echo what was said previously by jill wynns and ennis -- dennis kelly that we must keep our eye on the ball and keep doing what we are doing every day. as supporters of public education, we will get through this mess. we do mostly every year anyway. believe it or not, we will make it once again. president mendoza: congratulations, and thank you all very much. are there comments from the commissioners? i just want to remind folks that this is one way that we can thank our principles and our teachers. i wanted to remind them about the principal and teacher award, encouraging all of you to nominate your administrator or your teacher by going to the web site or to the san francisco fund website. i guess we need to do a roll call votes. >> [roll call vote] it's unanimous. president mendoza: congratulations. next is the student delegates report. can we ask if you can celebrate outside so we can hear the student delegates report? in to move quietly? thank you. >> we had a presentation inside the campaign. this is a campaign for students to stop using bottled w

my name is dennis kelly and i am president of the united educators of san francisco. it is a great honor to come and endorse this resolution. i guess that we are fortunate that the reverend brown got sick. he did the reading that he did it for his recuperation and he came up with this idea. this is something significant, something wonderful for the entire district. i think this is a very important thing for us to do. not only in this instance but going forward. thank you very much for putting this forward. you know how important it is. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, board members. i am the pastor of the first baptist episcopal zion church in san francisco. >> you have two minutes. >> two black preachers, in two equal seven. it was once prayed, oh, lord, make us masters of ourselves. everyone in this room are all at a higher risk of suffering and existential meltdown. where the idea of existence and it being a conflict with the person we see in the mirror every day. -- where the idea of existence and being conflicts with the person we see in the mayor. mrs. hav

host: all right, dennis, thanks. in our program, you'll meet four members of the house of representatives. first, representative mick mulvaney, a member of the budget committee, spent the day in a market yesterday. he defeated a longtime member of the house in the last election. is there going to be a government shut down? guest: good to see you, too. thank you for scheduling this at 7:30 after that markup went to 10:30 last night. the house has to pass a bill, the senate has to approve, amend, send it back. the house has done that two or three times. the senate has not done anything. if you ask a member of the house, we do not think so. if you ask a member of the senate, i do not know what the answer is. really in their court. host: let me ask about your willingness to compromise on some issues like the policy -- the dollar amount and the policy riders. where are you on the 2012 budget? guest: for me, individually, i am willing to compromise. as long as we can include the $2.8 billion in this year's 2011 obama ^ a b

only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >>> not many colleges have a bunny task force but in southern california, long beach city college does. last year they were under siege by hundreds of the furry creatures. they were causing serious damage. >> last year, this was the scene at long beach city college, hares, here, there, everywhere. a campus under siege. >> how many bunnies do you figure you have? >> we've estimated about 300. >> local kids had a name for it. >> this was the scene today, man and rabbits living in harmony. the fields are lush and green, no longer ravaged by rabbits. instead of discouraging feeding the rab it's, it's the main attraction. the bin nis that were breeding like rabbits. college instituted a program to capture, spayed or neuter and release them back to the campus. >> we have 90% of the 200 bunnies are neutered. 70 that have returned to campus and adopted 186 so far. >> the result, bunny college now has a manageable rabbit population, enough to entertain the kids

i'm dennis o'donnell. can tying, reclaim his dominance at the masters.ound 1 is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> talking about our masters pictures. >> european dominated leader board that's for sure. conditions really good at augusta for low scores. four of the top five golfer in the world european comes as no surprise the two players atop the leaderboard live across the atlantic. tiger woods in search of his fifth green jacket. wasn't great but didn't implode either. he finished with one under par 71 six shots back. shot of the day. eagle on the very first hole. but bogeyed the final three holes and he is two under par. defending champion was all over the place off the tee but short game saved him. phil mickelson goes two under. yang with an eagle tying for the lead at 7 under before bogeying the final two holes so he is five under. nice score but it could have been better without those bogeys. rory macaroy brilliant. he watched the rest on t.v. to see if anybody would catch him. this guy finally did. spaniard never shot better than 75 in two previous ma