but, if clifford can make his deal with patten, dream center will also include a fully accredited dreamenter college. >> we are now in process of working towards this fall launching dream center college because of michael's hard work. ( cheers and applause ) >> if we take a prostitute off the street, or an ex crips, or bloods member, we bring them into our programs and we start an education process. >> smith: let me make sure i understand. so the gang member, the former gang member or prostitute or whoever it is that comes to you, a homeless person, can get a college loan for an education. >> absolutely. >> smith: and it's not just the people in the shelter that clifford's interested in, it's the social workers, too. >> we did a lot of market research, and we believe that there's a gigantic market for us in los angeles of the 19 to 25-year-old who would like to get a degree but would like to help people hands on. >> smith: so you're going to be able to connect both the people that are providing-- the social workers-- with... with a loan and get them on a degree path at this dream center

i made a donation to the dream center out in los angeles at the angeles temple church. i know it would make you happy to know other people's dreams can come true. last thing in the world is i want that money back. >> kim said after careful consideration i decided to end my marriage. i hope everybody understands this was not an easy decision. i hoped this marriage was forever, but sometimes things don't work out as planned. we remain friends and wish each other the best. kris' statement is contrary to her statement. her husband says, "i love my wife and i am devastated to learn that she filed for divorce. i am committed to this marriage and willing to do whatever it takes to make it work." she already had one of those quickie marriages. >> she did. i met him, her first husband who was like a hip-hop record producer or something. i didn't think at all that marriage was going to last. not at all. there were no shared values at all, it seems. she eloped in las vegas. her mother kris was very upset about it at the time. that was a long time ago. she was quite young. >> people

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dream" of homeownership for baltimore . residents.homeowners flocked to thh baltimore convention center to ecieve free mortgage consultations.itird day of the "save the dream" tour.... hosted by the "neighborhood assistance corpooation of america" hundreds received reduced mortgage payments and lower interest rates. herrera says: "this is a greaa opportunity for homeowners that are struggling with their baatimore convention the center...they wwll have an opporttnity to meet face to face with our lenders and receive a same day solution." the foreclosure prreention an afternoon offyoga.how many and the very personal cause for the local rabbi who starttd the event. and a vampire bandit on the biting the necks of her victims. 3 from baatiiore to the bahamas. your next chancc up...and downward facing dog dogthis wasn't your average yoga class in ppkesvilll...it was a fundraiserto inspire hope and cceate change for those baatling lung ancer.i joined more than 100 people for an intense afternoon of yoga.those who madeeit throughh... did 108 sun salutations.....which took about two ours.the event was organized by rabbi elissa sachs-ko

. >> until now with the help of the grant from wolf track, the dream has taken center stage.he composing, the the sound track, to costume design, set construction, engineering and painting. the students have done it all on their own. >> it was overwhelming to see everyone singing and dancing to the music you had in your head and enjoying it. i really think it's one of the most incredible feelings in the world. >> more than 200 students have a hand in the show, inspired by the tales of the first queen elizabeth. dress rehearsals are in full swing, along with some nerves. as this history in the making prepares for a new reality. >> when you have experience doing something you know what can and can't go wrong. but when you go through it for the first time you have no idea what can happen. >> it is going to be great. elizabeth the musical opens november 17th and runs through the the 19th at briar woods high school on belmont ridge road in ashburn. the production is up for the cappy awards. we will have this story and more information on the performance as the nbcwashington.com. >

. >>> a chance to see dreams fulfilled at the washington convention center today.eople of all ages came out for "america's got talent" auditions. every type of talent was welcome there. a few could be picked to perform on the nbc show. the grand prize is $1 million. those with cooking talent or who love to cool around in the kitchen came out to the metropolitan entertainment and cooking show today. it continues tomorrow. there are more than 400 food exhibits and vendors taking part here. the food network stars paula deen, jana de la renta, and guy fieri are making appearances this weekend. >>> remembering an icon. coming up, the legacy of andy rooney. >>> a nip in the air. chuck says we're in for a warm-up. >>> he's one of d.c.'s most notorious lobbyists. jack abramoff says he was warned he was heading nor destruction. his biography is due out monday. he says his win it owl approach would leave him dead, disgraced or in jail in five years. he spent three years herein bars for bribery. proceeds from his book may help repay the $23 million in restitution owed to vict

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though he longed for a father jose rene martinez was a popular teenager who dreamed of playing pro football and whose world centeredround sports and girls. >> all my life growing up as a young man i heard from people, you know, oh, he's handsome. i never heard anyone say you have a great personality. >> reporter: you looked in the mirror. you did your hair. >> i did my hair. girls loved to play with my curly hair and that was my pride thing. >> reporter: an injury forced him to rethink his future. >> one of those commercials came on about the united states army. >> reporter: he enlisted. at 19 after three weeks of duty a routine drive in a humvee would change his life forever. >> they said, martinez, it's your turn to drive. even i'm at war i'm not processing that. i had one hand on the steering wheel, the window was halfway down and i'm driving as if i'm driving down sunset boulevard. >> reporter: being cool. >> being cool at 19 years old. >> reporter: then the unthinkable. >> boom, the explosion.hing jus. i felt this wave of like force, of power, of energy just starting at my feet and literally working its way th

center. it had been a dream to start a restaurant. he continues to hold down a job while running this restaurant. in 2010, he brought his sister and her family over from vietnam. his niece and nephew attend south of market, and you often find them in the restaurant in the afternoon. as someone who also grew up in the back of my mother's very small business, i really relate to that, and it is good to see them part of the small business community here, creating jobs. further, the restaurant has been actively involved in many of our community meetings, including on a safety on sixth street. they really want to be a member of our community, and further, they have gone out of their way to really develop partnerships with other restaurants in the south of market. for example, they sell local wine. he walks to work from his home from the intermission, and you'll also find him at the farmers' market at the crack of dawn. it is an awesome restaurant. my favorite meal is one of order all of the time. one was not able to join us in chambers, but

her daw brought them to the save the dream tour event at the baltimore convention center friday. now the retired couple on a fixed income can stay in their home. >> now i'm happy because now they can live and breathe. so my dad can stop worrying now. >> i feel good about it. i saved money. we are 2%. it's beautiful. >> nakka was founded back in 1988 by bruce marks and he aimed his business at predator lending. now his business is helping thousands of home owners with seminars like this one at the baltimore convention center. >> it doesn't matter if they are current in the mortgage delinquent in foreclosure. even people who have lost their homes may be able to get their mortgages rescinded. >> the way the program works, trullingd oh, troubled home owners meet with a nakka counselor. they then go face-to-face with lenders to come up with a new policy. nakka makes money to bring the two policies together. >> every major lender. so at the events, we've been able to get about 55% of people leave the affordable solution, and over 80%, over 30 to 45 days. >> we'll be bringing your payme

but two funerals and heavy hearts are not ending the dream ffr the folks at the bea gaddy faaill centerjoel d. smith is live there now as good morning joel d. - connie bass, daughter bea gadddygrandson murdered. 3 3 3- 3 3&psome good nnws for travelers hitting the road... this thanksgiiing holiday. holiday.gas prices are expected to dip this week... to an average of 3-38 a gallon. that's bout 5-cenns less than we've been paying for the past couple weeks.analysts ssy the bad economy has reduced demand. 3 3 in case you haven't heard... the ravens beat the cinncinnati bengals. bengals.the win comes afttr a depressing defeat ast week inn seattle.the bengals jumped outt to an early lead... but the &pravens ome back... and go on to take a hard-earned 31-24 victory over a very good bengal team. at sunday's game... against ss - actor george clooney and girlfriend.... maryland native stacy keibler were there! clooney even posed for a picture with former raven jonathan ogden..ou can see clooney's armmin a sling... keibler explained the iijury oo her facebook page... sse said "you know it's love w

dream" tour that's in baltmore right now. now.homeowners flocked to the baltimoreeconvention center to recieee free mortgage consultations. the "save the pream" tour is hosted by the "neighborhood assistance corporation of america" hundredd of attendees received reduced mortgage payments and lower interest rates. herrera says: "this is a great opportunity for homeownerss ttat are struggling with their mortgages to come to the &pbaltimore convvntion ceeterr..they will have n opportuuity to meet face to receive same ay solution." the oreclossrr prevention tour runs through tomorrow. p gas leak prompts evacuatioos from two annapolis shopping centers.the leak was reported around 2-30 sunday afternoon. affected at the forest plaza and festtval riia centers. b-g-e officials say crews haven't found the source of the leak, but ssrvice has been shut off, until they find it. nine days and counting to cut the deficit. deficit.these are the six democratt and six republicans in chaage of cutting 1-point-2 trillion ddllars ovvr the next decade.if they don't, automatic cutsskick in.and now... in caseethey fail... somm on the suuer commi

center. former massachusetts governor and fellow republican presidential candidate mitt romney and cain are scheduled to speak at the defending the american dreame. the americans for prosperity foundation is sponsoring the event. >>> occupy d.c. protesters also hope to make an impact at that conference. demonstrators plan to march from mcpherson square to the washington convention center and protest outside as crowds head inside. the march today begins at 6:00. >>> well, this is the first friday of the month. that means wall street is it eagerly awaiting the jobs report. cnbc's bertha coombs has more on what to expect today. good morning. >> good morning, joe. we're still watching the situation in greece and all the turmoil there. but jobs takes center focus this morning when the october employment report is released at 8: 8:30. economists are looking for the addition of 100,000 jobs with 10,000 private sector jobs tempered by more losses of government jobs. the unemployment rate is expected to stay unchanged at 9.1%. another piece of president obama's $447 billion jobs plan was vot down by 51-49, the senate blocking a $60 billion inf infrastru

center. that will more tran triple the presence in the complex. it's taking over a space used by dreamk which is is renting a larger space in the same center and leasing 70 square feet nearby. he's consolidating his companies. >> underarmor is recalling more than a half a million chin staps for football helmets. it has a sharp edge and poses a hazard when the stap comes into contact with another player. there's been 6 reports of injuries that required stitches. they came in several colors, red, royal blue, black and white. anyone could contact underarmor with a free replacement. >> 6:21. it's a story about your future son in law. >> i know. >> did you hear about the paternity suit against the singer justin bieber. >> could it be hurting young adults in their job search? why it could be a good idea to trade facebook for a face to face talk. >> good morning, bridge traffic, looks pretty good coming into san francisco with a moderate delay at the toll plaza. more traffic and weather minutes ahead >> welcome back. westbound bay bridge, toll plaza traffic backed up for a moderate delay. >>

cross region before this means a new perry natal center new trauma centers renovation of the city clinics things we have never dreamed of but it's hard to look back on it but ten years ago patients had to sleep in the hospital corridor was. there was no room in wards. i myself spent several days in hospital corridor or in mind you it was not in said bierria it was in this hospital in the middle of moscow i was taken there with an acute appendicitis and i spent several days before the surgery in the corridor or unfortunately it's true and we need to fix it this is just one example that can give you many more examples regarding the condition of our neighborhood since it erodes it may seem insignificant for such a global channel and your audience what it would do this may not be a small thing to us they believe it should be a small thing for you is it right for the party senior official to think about neighborhoods this is something that other local residents or local authorities should think of it's not your job you should be busy negotiating with the us over missile defense cuts i mean a couple of the record. books we

demonstrators plan to march from mcpherson square to the washington convention center where they'll be protesting the defending the american dream conference. mitt romney and herman cain are scheduled to speak at the conference as well as rudy giuliani. the march begins at 6:00. >>> protesters worried that a demonstration could damage the entire movement. crowds got into scuffles with police, set fires and shattered business windows in oakland, california. police arrested more than 100 people. the violence came after a day of peaceful demonstrations on wednesday. occupy protesters across the country say that it did not support their greater cause. >>> today the family of the woman killed inside the lulu lemon store will return to their home in houston, texas. her parents and brother visited the bethesda shop yesterday. they say the store was their daughter's second home. earlier this week a jury frowned britney norwin guilty. the family also went to the back of the store to see where the murder took place. >> we have been in the back before. but we had to go back again, pray again for the full recognition of what has happened, w

soma is also home to the convention center, which is a centerpiece of our city's tourism. dreamorce -- as the beginning of the month, september 1, we held the ninth annual dream force in san francisco. it brought over 40,000 visitors to san francisco on just a four- day convention. $42.9 million of economic activity went on in our city as a result. it was such a large event that, yes, we gave them howard treat -- street. no problem with that. we will be doing the same thing with oracle as well. mosconi. for san francisco to keep posting conventions, it is critical that we expand the mosconi center's existing footprint. so through exceedingly careful planning, which includes the establishment of a tid, a revenue source for a planned expansion has been created. working with the city and private partners, sf travel is set to begin an ambitious expansion into mosconi east, which will insure vitality of our tourism and convention sector. the tourism industry supports 67,000 jobs and generates over $8 billion a year in our economic activity to the city on an annual basis. ok, how abou

dreams came true. my other goal was to raise money for the national center for missing children. and i did that too. along the way, i made so many wonderful friends. >> and coming up next monday catch the final four showing off their moves. you can catch it here starting at 8:00 on abc2. >>> it was a potentially ground breaking vote in mississippi on the meaning of life. the results on the state's personhood vote coming up right now. plus... >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> it ain't going to happen. that's what herman cain said if he was -- when he was asked if whoa drp out -- drop out of the race. he says he expect more to come forward. sherrin ri johnson joins with us more -- sherrie johnson joins us with more on that and tonight's gop debate. >> reporter: well, the gathering is set for 8 p.m. from oakland university in rochester, michigan. herman cain says he is prepared to answer a lot of questions and we are learning new information about a woman who settled a sexual harassment complaint against herman cain in 1999. the associated report says she complained three years later at the next job

we started thinking about what an equity-centered school will look like. what you see is the dreams and aspirations of a great community like san francisco with the school board, the teachers' union -- everybody, administrators, classified workers saying this is a civil rights issue and our children deserve a better education. and they are doing it. that is a tribute to the folks out there. the doctor does not want me to brag a lot about stuff, but why not? everyone is always pointing out what is wrong with education. today, i am going to tell you what is right. 82 percent of our students now are graduating from our high schools -- 82% of our students now are graduating from our high schools in san francisco. it is only 74% in the state of california, so we are doing with better than everyone else. when you look at drop out rates, the state is 18%. our rate is 11%. we are doing some great things. when you look at suspensions' over the last few years, in the last five years, we have reduced over 1000 kids getting suspended in the school district -- when you look at suspensions over t

dream. you know, come here and create. leave your imprint and legacy. at the centeren able to do that. >> reporter: in the past ten years, ernesto and his colleagues at the crissy fields center have helped 6,000 young people and their families of all ages and ethinits dream and grow and leave their legacies here in their national park. >> i want this place to be known as the place that like redefined environmentalism and inspired a generation of young people to want to be stewards of their own community. they need to see parks that serve them and their interests and needs. i think that's what we strive to do here. >> reporter: through its innovative environmental programs, the field center has thrown the doors of the ggnra wide open. reaching out to a diverse community to providing scholarships and transportation to some schools and individuals in need. many of the young people who have responded and thrived here are like ernesto, who once lived in the inner city and had new experiences in national parks. >> crissy field center really became my home. i learned about

dream. at the chinatown one stop career link center the manager helps people find job -- find jobs. she said people are going back to china for labor opportunities. >> we heard china has implemented a minimum wage and also hong kong has implemented a minimum wage. so with that, it's really signaling that the government is concerned about retaining their labor force. >> reporter: author bonnie toy wrote a book about chinatowns in america. she says china is also courting chinese with american degrees. one scientist turned down a $10 million research grant at princeton to become the dean at a beijing university. >> this was a shock to the scientific community and, you know, now these postdocs are getting great offers to go to china. >> reporter: at the same time chinese immigration to the u.s. is shrinking and chinatown's population has declined. if the trends continue, will it mean the end of chinatown in america? >> i don't think it's going to end anytime soon. >> reporter: but she says as long as the chinese economy looks more promising than america's, chinatown may need to keep up

center is located. coming up on abc 7 news at noon -- >> this is a dream come true. >> apart for the first time in their lives. a miracle surgery for twin sisters. >> how you carry on when your life comes crashing down? the widow of's bernie son -- says her in-laws scandal prompted her husband's suicide. >> 7 is on your side right now with some food for thought. incoming college students might need to worry about the so- called freshman 15. a new study finds most freshmen do not gain weight during their first year of college. researchers say the average is 3 pounds over the school year, which is about the same as people the same age who did not go to college. about 25% lost weight when they went to college. >>> the miracle surgery of separating conjoined twins in california is being declared a success. took doctors 10 hours to separate angelina and angelico yesterday. they were born attached at the chest and abdomen. they shared a liver. their mother says she is grateful the procedure went so smoothly. >> i think god for everything -- i thank god for everything. this is a dream come true. >> we're very

center tomorrow. it is called is"save the dream tour." he >> as we have seen recently, the real-estate market in our area has yet to improve. more and more people have a harder time paying their mortgages. the banks to the save the dream torch's in baltimore over the next several days, we see people who think they are at the end of their rope get help in a big way. marie chances for joy after she and her husband reduce their mortgage payment by almost $1,000. she brought -- her daughter brought them there on friday and it now the retired couple can stay in their home. >> i am happy. now they can breed and my dad can stop worrying. >> i feel good about it -- now they can breath. >> it was founded in 1988 by bruce marks and he and his business at predatory lending in boston. he is helping thousands of homeowners at seminars like this one at the baltimore convention center. >> does it matter if they are current? delinquent? even people who have lost their homes may be able to get their mortgages rescinded. >> the way the program works, the g

dreaming occurs when we're awake. >> reporter: washington hospital center sleep specialist dr. david gross says narcolepsy is relatively uncommon, but it's not unusual for it to go undiagnosed for years. that's because most doctors just don't know a whole lot about it. in fact, it's often the butt of jokes. julie says she just wants people to know that narcolepsy isn't that funny. >> if you just say the word narcolepsy to someone, you usually think people say oh, i'm sorry, that's funny or something. and it's actually a disorder that affects quality of life similar to parkinson's or epilepsy. >> reporter: once patients actually get a narcolepsy diagnosis, it's easily treated and controlled with medication. patients will take a stimulant, something like ritalin during the day to stay awake, and another medication at night that helps with the quality of the sleep. julie says she has also found that yoga and running can help to control her symptoms too. but wendy, jim, it really illustrates the importance of being your own advocate and doing some research on your own. the medical

center. they are protesting the defend the american dream summit. among the speakers scheduled, herman cain and radio talk show host mark la veen. they will valley against growing debt. those gathering have too much influence in politics. >>> drivers on the beltway in northern virginia should watch for a traffic pattern this weekend near tyson's corner. the three right lanes of northbound i-495 will shift to a new bridge over cambridge road. it signals the next phase of the ongoing hot lanes project, they call it. jew julie carey reports. >> reporter: a new section is getti getting scrubbed off in time for the monday morning commute. a welcome change will come. any commuter who endured the hot lanes construction is familiar with the tricky s-curve near tysons. monday, it will be gone. the winding lanes will be rerouted over the weekend, shifted to straight ones. >> we are delivering something ahead of schedule. it's going to be better for motorists starting tomorrow morning. certainly by monday morning on the 123 area. >> reporter: there's more good

center of a controversy. it's nothing elaborate, but a dream home, a father's cleem to be fulfilled for his sons at the end of his deployment in iraq. >> my whole deployment, i must have made hundreds of sketches, what can i do to fulfill my promise to build a tree house. >> reporter: he got home and got to work. then he got the notice, despite the fresh paint and skill that went into the treehouse, it didn't pass muster with the county. an inspector told him tree houses didn't need a building perm permit. >> notice of violation. >> he needed special permission to keep the treehouse. after petitioning the house once, he denied, but not beaten. word got out about the dilemma. another military man on the west coast who he never met gathered somehows of petition signatures. another neighbor donated land caping to help it blend better. his sons were not to be left out of the learning session. >> the boys got 166 signatures. >> reporter: finally, the zoning appeals date arrived. this time, the board members agreed the treehouse could stay. a happy ending. the neighborhood is a little closer. the boys learned a few

lincoln center and other iconic buildings in new york. and this an american dreamis wife and three kids in rural new jersey. but there's no demand for o'neill's skills these days. did you ever imagine you would have to leave your country to provide sustenance for yourself and your family? >> never, never in my wildest dreams. >> reporter: across 30 years o'neill made his name as a top construction manager in new york. but the financial crisis shut everything down. o'neill couldn't get a nibble. then in 2008 a call from halfway around the world, the middle eastern emirate of dubai. >> so how did they find you? >> the recruiter was given a mandate to find one of the most difficult, onery son of a pitches in new york that got things done. >> he jumped at the chance. >> i was very reluctant until i saw the job. to me it was building the pyramids again. >> reporter: for a year and a half he oversaw the construction of artificial islands and revolving apartment towers until the credit crisis hit dubai, end of project. >> when i went to dubai, i said okay, you know, i wil

invaded the brain there at the center of counter revolutions in the middle east in the saga mr grig dream obviously suppressing its own people so people are asking questions about the legitimacy of the syrian regime i thought it was only fair that we couldn't see the saudi regime and the so and then you were and what happened after the. director got into my face because the prince as he likes to clone sells. asked me if i've been to saudi arabia and i thought this was a typical politician and. said what's your legitimacy. doesn't matter if i've been to saudi arabia what's your legitimacy and yesterday and i said what's your legitimacy and they got into my face trying to get me to shut up at that point i had some words with him outside as i left he grabbed my arm at one point and then i got a letter saying that i was suspended from the press club for two weeks and what was the reason you were given for the way centrist behavior i was guilty of boisterous and unseemly behavior as best as i can determine and the so-called ethics committee is not telling me about other cases everything's conf

center to offer some help. it is all to the neighborhood assistance corp. of america. saves --it's save the dream tour. some of the success stories. >> as we have seen recently, the real estate market in the baltimore area has not gotten any better. more people are having trouble paying their mortgages. thanks to naka a lot of folks who thought they could not get any help or getting it. >> we are going to be bringing 497.49 --ent from 2377 no >> he just saved his home. a story that was pulled over and over again on friday in baltimore. >> it was kind of hard. i was sacrificing a lot of expenses that i have with my family. this rate to they pay me, it adjusts by expenses and everything. that is very good. >> the neighborhood assistance corp. of america is helping folks find a way to help people paid their mortgages. it was founded by bruce marks. his business is helping thousands of homeowners all over the country. >> it does not matter if they are current with their mortgage, delinquent, were in foreclosure, even people who lost their homes may be able to get mortgages rescinded. >> troubled homeowners

surrounded the convention center there to confront folks who were part of a conference call defending the dream held by americans for prosperity. if we can go to the video, a witness on the scene took a photo of a victim loaded onto a stretcher. just before 10:00 tonight our photographer said one of the protesters ran up to shouting we need a medic. our photographer ran to see what was happening and saw main down at seventh and k street northwest -- a man down at seventh and k street northwest. then at seventh and massachusetts avenue he spotted a silver car surrounded by protesters shouting shame on you. you hit people. a man was sitting behind the wheel of the car. d.c. police tell us at least three occupy d.c. protesters have been hit by a car. that happened at seventh and k street northwest. police say the driver of the car hit the first group, kept driving and hit a third person before it stopped. at least two people have been taken to the hospital. one person is in custody, though it's not clear if that person is the driver or a protester. these details are coming in as a developing story

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building things is in kevin o'neill's dna, lincoln center, and other iconic buildings in new york. and this horse farm, an american dreamfe and three kids in rural new jersey. but there's no demand for o'neill's skills these days. did you ever imagine you would have to leave your country to provide sustenance for your family? >> never in my wildest dreams. >> reporter: across 30 years he made his name as a top construction manager in new york. but the financial crisis shut everything down. o'neill couldn't get a nibble. then in 2008 a call from halfway around the world, the middle eastern emirate of dubai. how did they find you? >> the recruiter was given a mandate to find one of the most difficult, ornery son of bitches in new york that got things done. >> reporter: he jumped at the chance. >> i was very reluctant until i saw the job. for me it was like building the pyramids impen gep. >> reporter: for a year and a half he oversaw construction of i la islands and apartments. until the credit crisis hit dubai. end of project. >> when i went to dubai, i said, okay, you know, i'll do this for a short period. if the job do

. >>> i know it's early and probably a pipe dream, but what we're going to see tonight at verizon centerw of the stanley cup finals. the 9-3 capitals hosting the surprising dallas stars that come to town with the best record in the conference. mike green misses his sixth straight game with an ankle injury. he hurt that ankle 17 days ago and still walking around with a limp. even without green, the players have been stepping up. fellow blue liner dennis widen picked up the scoring slack. currently the third leading scorer on the team behind that guy and nick backstram. get to star in goal tonight. bruce knows the stars are going to be prepared tonight. >> they got, they got everything going for them and they're feeling quite good about themselves right now. so, i believe they'll come in here. you know, loaded and ready to go. so, it's, again, for want of a better word, it's going to be a great test. >> obviously, we know it is going to be a tough battle and they're the hottest team in the west conference and it's going to be a big challenge and, you know, we are not scared and i think we

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demonstrators plan to march to the washington convention center where they will protest at the defending an american dream conference. it begins at 6:00 this evening. republican presidential candidate, mitt romney and herman cain are expected to speak, as well as giuliani. >>> looming over herman cain's campaign is the possibility of a statement from a woman that accused him of harassment in the 1990s. >> that's right. today we may finally get a statement from one of cain's accusers about what she said was inappropriate sexual misconduct. she worked with cain in the '90s, and the lawyer is asking the association to throw out the confidentiality clause. >> she had nothing to do with this becoming public and is anxious for it to go away. >> in the meantime, new video has been put out by americans for cain. >> they can't argue with herman cain on the merits or on policy, so what do they do? >> we're getting the high-tech lynching of a beautiful man, herman cain. >> he originally blamed a former staffer that works for perry for leaking the information. he says he never sexually harassed anybody. >> thank you

centering on, um... on point y-12, half a click up, one kilometer side to side. the dreams recurred in regular intervals till i was 13 years old-- it was horrible. well, like what? like, was there a monster attacking you or something? well, i mean, no. actually, it was my aunt louise. god, i can see her even now, wearing this hair net. all right, this is the last coordinate. uh, d-16. one by one and a half. and the 13th time is the charm. ( exhales ): the hospital again? hospital again. ( whispers ): wow. all right, so let's summarize. in our analysis, university general shows up as a more likely destination than any other place? yeah. but it's not unusual for an ambulance to go to a hospital. yeah, but these were in addition to his official stops. none of them were recorded. which means the ambulance driver may have had a contact at university general. what are you... hey, you're not supposed to be down here. are you in charge? i'm the only one here. you ever run into a guy named proderman down here? who are you? fbi. he drives an ambulance. you know him or not? no. no, no

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dream of. she is the youngest girl ever to do a one-year internship for particle physics at the center for nuclear research. >>> wrecking your knee can be painful, debilitating. >> want to prevent the problem in the first place? researchers say take a look behind you. dr. kim, please explain this. >> reporter: okay. well, if you want to protect your knees, the research is clear, you got to pay special attention to your gluts. your gluteus maximus, gluteus middle and m inimus. a well defined derriere is part of charm of celebrities. but now the latest findings show how a firm rear end could be your best asset when it comes to preventing knee injuries. >> that is going to create knee pain. >> reporter: physical therapy bob baker explained. >> if you have a weak gluteus maximum a weak butt muscle that the large leg bone on the top the femur actually rotates inward too much. >> reporter: that weak butt can lead to knee problems. those most at risk? female athletes. >> is there pain? >> no. >> reporter: just ask ruth bryson. she has had two knee surgeries there year. >> two injuries, basketball and rug