i wanted something she knew -- then i made a nice donation to the dream center in los angeles. ent from the dream thing that she's giving this to because i know she's spent a lot of time bringing things to the people down there that are helped through the dream center. people don't know this. she gets flak, yes, but i happen to know on many, many occasions she sends clothes down there, all kinds of jewelry, she sends -- to the woman who are battered and in human trafficking. emily post says you should send every gift back. >> since the wedding was so short, it seems weird. i guess it's fine if you gave a gift and someone says hey -- she wrote a note. i can't remember the details. >> i haven't checked my mail yet. >> i would like to thank you for the generous and thoughtful wedding gift. it has taken me some time to put everything together, but i want you to know that the money for every gift received has been donated to the dream foundation. >> i wonder if she had to discuss that with kris because it is marital property. >> you're right. did you watch "the voice" last night? her

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in search of work on a dream center in the order to. many have new id documents and a new way of returning home. next week and why president obama's initial offer of dialogue with iran over its nuclear program and send it into the confrontation was seen today. r t is sitting down with trita parsi president of the national iranian american council and author of the new book a single role of the dice obama's diplomacy with iran mr percy thank you very much for joining r.t. today thank you for having me it's a courtesy when u.s. president barack obama stepped into the white house and early two thousand and nine he saw frank a new york pro church with iran he extended his proverbial hand and said america was appealing to sit down for direct talks with its long time adversary how is it that three years later the u.s. seems closer to war with iran than it was during the bush administration it's an interesting story and it's a story that i tell in the book based on all the interviews with folks from the white house as well as the iranian negot

i wanted something she knew -- then i made a nice donation to the dream center in los angeles. who are battered and in human trafficking. emily post says you should send every gift back. >> since the wedding was so short, it seems weird. i guess it's fine if you gave a gift and someone says hey -- she wrote a note. i can't remember the details. >> i haven't checked my mail yet. >> i would like to thank you for the generous and thoughtful wedding gift. it has taken me some time to put everything together, but i want you to know that the money for every gift received has been give on the dream foundation. >> i wonder if she had to discuss that with kris because it is marital property. >> you're right. did you watch "the voice" last night? it's on at 8:00. the deal is they take two singers of the same genre and they have to go head to head in a sing-off. it's frustrating because you love both of these because you like this kind of music -- >> two r&b guys. >> two r&b guys. the girl who started it yesterday, i think you guys remember, this is the song "rolling in the deep." angie sa

center is now open at sinai hospital. take a look, this is where kids ride out their dreams. according to the hospital's website, the facility includes larger patient rooms that allows space for family members. cheryl and rob post helped raise millions of dollars in honor of their daughter. >> just a beautiful place for kids to not be afraid to in the worst of times have the best time. it's beautiful rs it's magnificent, it's warm, it reflects the staff and the care that's given. >> and there you see our very own jamie costello. he emceed the event which took place last night. >>> five things you need to know before you head out the door this morning. harvest for the hungry begins its statewide food drive. it happens today. this is a program that aims at collecting more healthier foods than in years past. >>> and governor martin o'malley will emphasize the importance of reading today. this morning around 10:30, he's going to kick off the read

enter prison and a dignified way without any media frenzy the pastor with dreams of turning an abandoned motel into a community center launched a new phase to make that reality pastor corey brooks has already raised nearly $5,000oo000 after camping out on top of that motel for 94 days the motel is located near 66th and came across from his new beginnings church that money will purchase the property and pay for its demolition but now the pastor needs funds to build a community center that will cost $15 million priestess' criticizing organizers of sunday's south side irish st. patrick's day parade for beginning the event one hour earlier than previous years st. john fisher catholic church in the beverly community has canceled two masses on sunday to accommodate the ev 11:00 in the morning start time other churches in the area also cancelled or rescheduled services the pastor says that the parade committee could have followed the lead of the chicago's gay pride parade which began in known allowing parishioners to attend church before the event starts the hunger games had an event at the westfield malatvalley mall yester

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and fulfill their creative ambitions and dreams, whether it be new york, nashville, boston, seattle, or hollywood for that matter, or any of the many growing center where's creative content is produced throughout our nation. but as this panel will discuss, campus piracy, it is critical, too, that not just be considered a debate about downloading pew sick and movies in dorm rooms. as attorney general mckenna wrote last fall, the sale of counterfeit product and piracy of copyrighted content online not only undermines the nation's economy but robs us of tax revenue and jobs. even worse, he went on to say, some counterfeit goods can pose serious health and safety hazards to consumers. i wouldn't agree more. a study found that nearly one quarter of all groebl internet traffic involves cap by right theft. let me repeat that. nearly one quarter of all internet traffic involves copyright theft. at the heart of the problem is the proliferation of foreign rogue sites whose sole purpose is to facilitate and profit and counterfeiting of intellectual property. credit content all creative content driven by rogue sites, foreign and domestic, across our nation $

dreams. >> looking for love online. what you should know about a screening process. >> good evening. the nbc bay area centerew showers off to the north. they have been stubborn all day. the next best chanc be esn- cainfo.llst be in t full heven- forecast bay area ! here's big news from verizon wireless and xfinity from comcast. now get the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless together. call 855-704-7400 to sign up and get a free smartphone. choose one of our hottest phones. verizon wireless and xfinity. tv, home phone, internet and wireless together. >>> sifting through the rubble, crews are surveying damage after a powerful earthquake that rocked the region. >> the 7.4 quake damaged about 800 homes between acapulco. it was felt hundreds of miles away in mexico city where buildings sway and panic spread. live from mexico with the latest. good evening, john. the pope is expected to arrive later this week. we are far enough away. we want to show you video from southern mexico. the state of guerrero is the area where the epicenter is. this earthquake happened about 11 miles underground. that could be the r

center last week. he is one semester away from graduating from college with a 3.5 grade point average. his friends say that the dreams a surgeon. >> i believe that if a family or a person comes to this country for opportunities and is a hard worker if and a dedicated and honest person, they should be treated like any citizen. >> his friends have collected more than 5000 signatures and have started a facebook group and has 200 members. they plan to rally at the ice skating rink at rock hill town center today. >> a hearing will be held to determine whether albrecht route is competent to stand trial. he's charged with first-degree murder in the death of his 91- year-old wife. he strangled her last summer in their home. he will be arraigned this morning. loudoun county couple made their children later to elementary school too often and are on trial. they have been late almost 30 times just since september. most of the time they were three minutes late or less. they could be fined $3,000. their lawyers are trying to get the case dismissed. >> yesterday the defense rested their case in the at virginia tech case. the parent

today that dream became a nightmare as manning began negotiating with the broncos. he won a game with tim tebow on the center. they are confident they made a major upgrade. >> for doesn't happen that many times where a person of his caliber will get a chance to hit free agency. everyone is going crazy about it and we are glad we were able to come up and looking forward to doing good things. >> the warriors lost to the timberwolves, but the story was the former great having jersey number 17 retired. he played 13 years and wouldn't want it any other way. >> you and everybody in here, the warrior fans were a huge part of my success. your support and encouragement throughout the years enabled me to be the best player i could be and the best person i could be. >> the warriors owner took center stage to honor the olympian and that's when things turned awkward. the lakers were booed for trading the star player for milwaukee after the game. he addressed the crowd's reaction. >> that was unanticipated certainly and not the most fun. can't say i have ever done that before. 20,000 people booing. it happened and i under

and the pie in the sky dream for me was to start an lbgt -- a brick and mortar center, which kansas cityt one point had had one, and it unfortunately had to close down due to some funding issues. and i wanted to have one back for that community, which is my hometown. >> we've been showing everybody the process of the likeme lighthouse. it makes you light up, for sure. a lot of people attending this weekend. it's a big weekend. people like yourself, comedian al sparks, alan cumming. i'm going to get to come out there. we're coming to support you, because we think it's important to be there and show community, what community can be like. but are you worried about funding? you said that there was another place like this, within the area, that ran out of funds, that can't be there. how do you hope your business model is going to be different? >> well, you know, we, so far, there have been no dollars from kansas city that have gone into getting this up and running. it's been the generosity of people around the nation that have given, to get the likeme lighthouse up and running. and now is whe

dream. that's our broadcast for this week. next wednesday here on "rock centertion research. it's the dark art of politics. you've seen it at work. these are the folks who go to great lengths to uncover a rival's weakness and then exploit it without mercy. >> every single aspect of your life is going to be turned over and scrutinized. you, your spouse, your kids, everything that you've ever done is going to be looked at. >> again, that is next wednesday on "rock center" at 10:00 eastern, 9:00 central. for all the folks who work so hard to bring you this broadcast, thanks for being with us. i hope to see you tomorrow evenin >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news tonight. >> he told

and fulfill their creative ambitions or dreams, whether it be new york, nashville, austin, seattle or hollywood for that matter, or i didn't of the growing centers where creative content is produced throughout our nation. this is critical the two that not just be considered a day dee bait about downloading, music and door rooms. as attorney general mckenna wrote, the sale of counterfeit product and piracy of copy righted content online not on undermines our nation's economy, it robs state of much-needed tax revenue and jobs. even worse he went on to say some counterfeit goods can pose serious health and safety hazards to consumers. i couldn't agree more. a study by envisional found that nearly one quarter of all global internet traffic involves copy right theft. let me repeat that. a study found that nearly one quarter of all internet traffic involves copy right theft. at the heart of the problem is the proliferation of foreign relations web sites whose sole purpose is to accelerate the theft of creative content. the theft of all creative connin tent driven by rogue sites foreign and domestic costing our nation $16 billion in earnings each year,

dreams of being a police officer. this person crew across the street from the man now at the center of all best. >> he did not really mess with a lot of people in the neighborhood. for him to even have a gun is not something i would picture. >> this weekend on saturday afternoon at 2:00 there is another rally at ntc at freedom plaza. many people in florida are upset about the police chief and are calling for him to step down. the local prosecutor there has convened a grand jury for april 10. >> investigators separate the juvenile in connection with a couple stabbing in northeast. three women were stabbed last night on rhode island avenue. the women were taken to a hospital and are expected to survive. no word on what led to the stabbing. >> police want to track down a man captured on surveillance video in fairfax. officers believe he sexually assaulted a teenage girl, near woodson high school. john gonzalez joins us with more. good morning. >> while the female student was walking home through the nearby woods, an area that hundreds of students use each day. this time a man was spring on the young victim's. fortunately, h

center at sinai opened to take care of our kids. this is a wish tree where kids write out their dreams to be strong and healthy, and also, it's going to the place that is a catch those who may fall to illness. warn green, neil nell sob, dr. joe wiley is tremendous building for us, and shirley howard helped and cheryl and bob hosted to raise millions in honor of their daughter. >> if my parents weren't so fat. >> well, it's a beautiful place for kids to not be afraid. in the worst of times, to have the best time. and it's just beautiful, it's magnificent, it's warm. it's -- it reflects the staff, and the care that's given. >> and it was my thrill to be the emcee of tonight's event. the community is now better. >>> all right. those last weeks of pregnancy can be agonizing for moms to be. more and more expected mothers are -- expectant mothers are choosing to have early inductions. now some hospitals are cracking down banning early inductions and asking moms to wait for nature instead. megan pringle explains why. >> that's my dad. >> reporter: when jennifer davis gave birth to her daughter four years ago there was little drama or surp

dream come true. >> reporter: since randy's did, he's been giving back to the community, purchasing ambulances and other vehicles for the fire department, the mobile command centeror the state police. an armored truck for all law enforcement to share. his friend of 30 years berkeley county sheriff kenny lemasters. >> he was confident he was going to win and had that feeling. he was confident and i think he is confident he's going to win again to do more. >> i told everyone profess to it. it was a gift and i treated it as such. >> reporter: that keeps on giving n. martinsburg, west virginia, bob barnard, fox 5 news. >>> what an amazing man. >> a lot of time, they document how this can ruin lives. >> absolutely. >> and that is good for him. >>> the giving back -- . >> right. >> makes it continue to be a wonderful thing for him and the community. >> yeah. >> and that is a nice story, nice to lyvicariously for you. >> we'll do the same thing on friday. >> of course you will. i will give away all but $2. i never bought a lottery ticket in my life. >> me either yo and -- me daughter's like i'm going buy a megamillions. >> you might get hit. >> maybe we should do it. >

dream big. still to come how she is making sure get on the path to college and careers. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. after a cold start the sunshine is out. we're look good. enjoy it. we have some big changes come our way. we'll have the forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, crackdowns against rebels tg regime. >>> government troops in syria are launching a new wave of deadly crackdowns against rebels trying to overthrow the government. today in protest a high government member is defecting saying i do not want to end my life servicing the crimes of this regime. the fighting has killed at least 7500 people in the past year. president obama and other world leaders are calling on president bashar assad to stop those attacks and resign. the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee says he is weary of direct military ee action. >> syria is not libya. they have a sophisticated air defense system and they have a stronger military. >> calls for actions are growing. a chief is touring a devastating section of the city of homs. she wants to know what happened to the people who live there. >>> on wa

centers. >>> have you bought your ticket yet? tonight's megamillions lottery jackpot is set at a world record. $640 million and many people are snapping up the chance to live out their dreams. the jackpot amount could jump up again before the 11:00 p.m. drawing. the megamillions game is played in 42 states, including maryland, virginia, and the district of columbia. if a single winner takes the lump sum instead of the 26 annual payments, guess what? they will get well over $400 million. >> that would satisfy a lot of dreams. >>> coming up on 9news now at noon, we'll talk to one of the people leading the effort to overturn maryland's dream act. >> anny has the forecast. >> jc, the clouds are here. feels cool outside. also tracking the chance for some sprinkles in our area. we'll talk about when and where coming up. 9news now continues after the break. >>> i have a guest here, and he is with the nonprofit organization called help save maryland. brad botwin is in charge of that nonprofit. i'm delighted that you are here because we're going to talk about the dream act referendum. earlier this week, i had an attorney here, and he was talking about the dream act. i'll let you ex

dream. >>> all right, now to some startling, new numbers from the federal government on the growing prevalence of autism among u.s. children. a new study by the centers for disease control and prevention is showing a rapid rise in cases over the past decade. nbc's brian mooar has details. >> bubble. >> reporter: an ongoing study of 14 areas across the united states shows a troubling spike in autism cases. >> 1 in 88 children has been identified with autism. >> the man -- >> yes. >> reporter: but experts acknowledge, this increase might simply be explained by better diagnosis. >> what we don't know that we should be alarmed by is if this is truly a change in the number of children who are developing autism or whether we're recognizing it better. >> reporter: the study by the centers for disease control and prevention shows autism cases jumped 23% from 2006 to 2008 and spiked 78% when compared to 2002. the 2008 numbers show autism spectrum disorders are five times more common in boys than girls, and the largest increase among hispanic and african-american children. older parents and premature births are expected factors, but the cause remains a mystery

center, but not on the phone. live in venetia, ktvu channel 2 action news. >>> and the dream is still alive for american idol hopefulof san jose, she was voted to stay for another week. idol fans voted off shannon mcgram of tampa, florida, she won a spot this summer. brackensick is a senior in high school. you will find the tab with more information on our home page. >>> and turning now to the race for the white house, republican presidential candidate santorum campaigning in puerto rico, we're told the primary is sunday. and found himself defending comments that people there should learn english. >> i say as a language, and the country -- to work and live, yes. >> the drawn out primary process appears to be costing mitt romney. his campaign is scaling back expenses. but mitt romney pointed out he has a million more votes than anybody else. >> the reason for that, i'm talking about the expertise in the economy, how to get people growing, put people back to work. >> newt gingrich appears strong about staying in the race, and calls mitt romney a weak frontrunner. >>> and schwarzenegger to pay a 30,000 fine for violati

center, but not on the phone. live in venetia, ktvu channel 2 action news. >>> and the dream is still alive for american idol hopeful she was voted to stay for another week. idol fans voted off shannon mcgram of tampa, florida, she won a spot this summer. brackensick is a senior in high school. you will find the tab with more information on our home page. >>> and turning now to the race for the white house, republican presidential candidate santorum campaigning in puerto rico, we're told the primary is sunday. and found himself defending comments that people there should learn english. >> i say as a language, and the country -- to work and live, yes. >> the drawn out primary process appears to be costing mitt romney. his campaign is scaling back expenses. but mitt romney pointed out he has a million more votes than anybody else. >> the reason for that, i'm talking about the expertise in the economy, how to get people growing, put people back to work. >> newt gingrich appears strong about staying in the race, and calls mitt romney a weak frontrunner. >>> and schwarzenegger to pay a 30,000 fine for violating state cam

dreams come true. we're with the bay area band poised to do something no other group in the state is doing. >>> good evening. i'm jeff ranieri in the weather center. one of the stronger storms of the season, rolling across the bay area right now. leaving rainfall totals as high as four inches. deils on two more storms this week in just minutes. >>> on the surface, in next story may seem like it's about a high school band going to new york to appear in a parade. it's not just any parade. but it's probably one of the oldest in the nation. and the only one in california, performing in that parade. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is live in va nearby sha to tell us about it. >> the band is flying high, literally, right now, flying to new york city. they will be representing the entire state of california. >> new york 2012. st. patty's day parade. >> reporter: they are 68 strong. lining up at sfo, to fly to the big apple to perform in the st. patrick's day parade. >> it's a big opportunity. i'm excited. for our school to represent and our city. we have such a small town. >> reporter: a small town with a great high school band that sent in a video, an appli

contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 1-800-974-6006. [ male announc ] you plant. you mow. you grow. you dream john deere select series. with endless possibilities, what will you create? ♪ learn more about the new select series x310 with power steering at johndeere.com/x310. >> okay. we're back. and we're out of time and that's going to do it for me here in washington and take it over from here, bret baier is going to be in and he's going to talk with presidential candidate mitt romney and see the interview with actor george clooney tomorrow as well. it's st. patrick's day, i hope wherever you are you'll have a

contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 1-800-974-6006. [ male announc ] you plant. you mow. you grow. you dreamthe new definition of durability: the john deere select series. with endless possibilities, what will you create? ♪ learn more about the new select series x310 with power steering at johndeere.com/x310. >> shep: feds say they busted a gang that used violence to force high school girls into prostitution. some of those girls were as young as 15. they say the suspects belong to an off shoot of the crips. they say the men lured teenagers off the street or found them on line. >> they would recruit them like facebook, hey, you are pretty. you want to make some money. and through flatter ri and coercion and threats of violence they would lure these young women into acts of prostitution. >> shep: feds say it wasn't just threats of violence. they accuse the suspects beating and even cutting the girls trying to quit. katherine heritage, some of these girls were really young. >> reporter: telling reporters that many of the girls were 16 or 17 years old. late today this mugshot was released of all

center, ronnie. >> it's not game day, but ronnie is in deep preparation mode. no hoops here, just attended school kids and he's about to give them a serious dose of his reality. >> my dream was shattered. >> his dream was to play hoops. but shortly after being drafted, doctors discovered a heart defect. a large aortic route. stop playing or have surgery. >> it's pretty simple. >> surgery. he says it all happened so fast he didn't have time to be scared. the procedure went well. the rehab another story. >> is beyond what anybody can think of. grab a cup of water. >> safe to say, some teens may have given up on him. they took a chance. >> in a sense -- >> a sporting life that encompassed seven seasons and four different nba teams. now, his impact here at the verison center with the wizards has been limited because of a broken hand. his impact in the community has been large. like this recent trip to perry street prepcharter school, where through his foundation, he donated defibulators. >> just hang in there. just keep on pushing. >> sage advice from a man who knows a lot about never giving up. dave owens, 9sports now. >> and coming up, topper has a forecast that just keeps

center. >> i don't know i'd try to help people. i'd be getting a lot of phone calls. >> the dreamp a lot of people that could use it. because if you win that much money, there's plenty for everybody. >> see, so new yorkers, they get a bad rap for being rude and nasty. but there are a lot of people who say i will give away the money. i want to help others. i want to give to family members. if you're of the selfish type, here are some things you can do. you and 29 million of your favorite friends can go see "the hunger games." check out how many rings you can buy, that beautiful sapphire ring. that. you can buy a lot of things for $540 million, but it would wind up being 389 million, yes, that's after taxes. >> you could buy 500,000 ipads. >> i know. i will test you on this one. if you stack the ipads up, alina, how high would they go? i'm kidding. that would be so unfair. keep an eye out for crazy people going crazy in line today, alison kosik for us. >> you got it. >>> we have unbelievable video. you have to watch this. if you're brushing your teeth, put down the toothbrush and co

center. but as tuesday's narrow escape proves, romney's dream of quick closure has faded., he's been severely damaged. as a result, the next 90 days may be the most interesting we've seen in presidential politics in a generation. >> well, it may be except for the fact we know who is going to win this thing. again and i know that's maddening because for a lot of santorum supporters because the delegate count was split 15-15. but you look at the built-in advantages that mitt romney has. you have one chance to take out a king. he fired, he missed, and i think that's it. it is going to go on. and on and on. because whether you're talking about newt or santorum, they're going to have a lot of super pac money. ron paul's not going anywhere. this is going to go to the convention, but there's not going to be any white knight on a stallion riding in to the tampa convention hall because that ended wi ee eed with mitt' win. >> could santorum be the v.p.? >> he could've if he'd been smart and taken that iowa speech where he said game on, donny, and talked about peering over the casket

dream. thank you. [applause] >> here is a look at the supreme court. some sculptures -- the center figure is liberty. on the underside of her art to guardians, order and authority. the supreme court will hear oral arguments on a landmark case tomorrow on the constitutionality of the health care bill. outside the court, some people have been waiting in line since friday in order to get a spot to watch the argument, which starts tomorrow. only a few dozen members of the public are allowed inside. some of the people waiting in line have been paid by individuals or organizations to hold a place for them. as the associated press reports, 50 million people are without insurance in the u.s., and the court has set aside six hours over the next three days, starting monday, to hear arguments. that is the most time that the court has devoted in its -- to any issue in more than 45 years. we will be checking on the scene throughout the day today. we are looking back at some of the challenges to the health care law. we also have a special website set up for supreme court related issues with profiles of the justice

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