and the last person alone with the child was ernie lopez. >> so ernie was calling me from the hospital. he called me one or two times, telling me that they were asking him lots of questions. >> i said, "ernie, what's going on?" he goes, "bro, they're trying to accuse me of killing the baby and raping the baby." i was, like, "what?" >> he told me that he was trying to tell them, you know, that the baby had been sick for days. and they didn't want to hear that. they wanted to know just what was going on within the last 30 minutes or so. >> detective moore would come in and ask me, you know, different questions, and then he said he wanted a statement from me. and i was so upset, i was crying. >> eddie called me and he told me that they had arrested ernie. >> they handcuffed him and put him in the police car. and we're, like, "where is the jail at?" because we've never been in trouble. >> thompson: isis died the next day. medical examiner joni mcclain would perform the autopsy. to mcclain, the evidence pointed to sexual assault and murder. she found bruising on isis's head and body, hemorr

. >> reporter: ernie heart. yes, that's his real last name., yes, he is chowing down on a quadruple bypass. >> even though my cardiologist and my wife tell me not to come, and after surviving a coma and multiple heart surgeries, i still come. i enjoy the burgers. >> reporter: ernie was actually the spokesperson before blair but had to take a few months off after open-heart surgery. >> that's worth dying for. >> reporter: aren't you glorifying obesity? which obviously kills? >> absolutely. i think it would be immoral to stop at this point. >> reporter: explain that to me. >> we're past the point of no return at the heart attack grill. we have blood on our hands at this point. >> reporter: the good doctor meant it as a morbid joke. >> nothing like a candy cigarette, huh? >> reporter: but this week, it almost came true. again. i'm ryan owens, for "nightline," in dallas. >> today, the physicians committee for responsible medicine said they sent a letter to the grill, asking them to close for health reasons. thanks to ryan owens. >>> and just ahead

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no clue all of adrenaline i cannot do that right now >> would have been over >> as you can see papa erniehem closer together >> cannot i imagine he is going to be ok i hope. >> amazing heard stories about this in the past super hero strength that comes with an adrenaline release and scary situations amazing what else is amazing snow showers mixed with the rainfall coming at us tomorrow morning break in the rainshowers series of impulses eighth day above the normal look at the small numbers of the models for the next two weeks told like how much snow comes down. one model see if that will verify to wheat estimate. snow showers in the area. continue into the noon hour and pull out of the area. snow showers tomorrow half an inch-1 edge tomorrow cycling for time low pressures consolidate over and snow showers coming down the backside of that air mass another view of how the storm has bought up late in the week watch the expansion of the area's strong wind saturday morning and saturday evening huge wind field arctic air pulled down reflected in the seven day forecast friday- sunday 1 to back u

>> reporter: for a closer look at what this little girl did to save herself, we are joined by ernie allen. the president and eco of the national -- ceo, the national center of exploiting and missing children. >> thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. let's start by dissecting the video. we scout the abductor who has little brittany in his arms. and so they do exactly what they want kids to do. kids protect themselves with their head through recognition and avoidance. she didn't go quietly. she fought back. >> is and you say that is really important because 85% of these cases where children are being abducted in some way, they are the ones that get themselves out of that dangerous situation. >> >> absolutely, it is something they do. running away, avoiding it, calling attention to themselves, fighting back. parents, they should not expect that there will be some good samaritan who leaps in to the fray to save their child. children save themselves. >> as we look back at the video, what we don't see in those pictures are the parents. and you have said it is kind of hard to expect a pa

. >> reporter: less than one year out of surgery, 61-year-old ernie miller is back to working, traveling and spending time with his teenage son. >> i have a new lease on that part of my life, that i can continue to grow this bond with him. maybe i can't beat him anymore at basketball, but at least i can play. >> reporter: though he feels great, he admits the surgery made some things a little harder. >> i can tell my wife i can't go shopping because my knee hurts. i still try to use that, but she doesn't buy it anymore. >> reporter: dr. nancy snyderman, nbc news, mountain view, california. >>> and up next here tonight, marking john glenn's historic flight a half century later. welcome to new nutritionpossible.com... from centrum. its unique assessment tool... helps you find the multivitamin and supplements... that are right for you. so visit nutritionpossible.com. better nutrition... is within reach. centrum. nutrition possible. bettehey trition... is within reach. kev, centrum. nutrition possible. bettehey trition... ihow about a bike ride? you're not my dad ahh!! hey honey, back feels b

er erny ernie banks became the first chicago cubs player to have his jersey retired. >> everybody woulde's mr. cub. mr. cub this, mr. cub that. >> he was known for his positive attitude and famous quote "what a great day for baseball, let's play two." [ tom ] we invented the turbine business right here in schenectady. without the stuff that we make here, you wouldn't be able to walk in your house and flip on your lights. [ brad ] at ge we build turbines that power the world. they go into power plants which take some form of energy, harness it, and turn it into more efficient electricity. [ ron ] when i was a kid i wanted to work with my hands, that was my thing. i really enjoy building turbines. it's nice to know that what you're building is gonna do something for the world. when people think of ge, they typically don't think about beer. a lot of people may not realize that the power needed to keep their budweiser cold and even to make their beer comes from turbines made right here. wait, so you guys make the beer? no, we make the power that makes the beer. so without you there'd be no

. >> reporter: less than one year out of surgery, 61-year-old ernie miller is back to working, traveling and spending time with his teenage son. >> i have a new lease on that part of my life, that i can continue to grow this bond with him. maybe i can't beat him anymore at basketball, but at least i can play. >> reporter: though he feels great, he admits the surgery made some things a little harder. >> i can tell my wife i can't go shopping because my knee hurts. i still try to use that, but she doesn't buy it anymore. >> reporter: dr. nancy snyderman, nbc news, mountain view, california. >>> up next here tonight, a retro fit for dorothy's ruby slippers and the man who had the right stuff a half century later. >>> these days there are literally hundreds of satellites in orbit above the earth, but 50 years ago tomorrow, there wasn't much up there at all, when friendship seven blasted off from cape canavarel, the mercury capsule that carried the first american into orbit, one of a select group of american space pioneers who had the right stuff. they were test pilots turned into astronauts

championship well number one and defending champion link the first hurdle after being thrashed by ernie els while tiger woods had to come from behind to now really win his opening round donal struggled for most of the day this effort on the fourth was a rare moment of brilliance as he became only the third top seed to exit the ground in events history soundly beaten by els five and for the south african working the greens beautifully. and for a while it looked like three time former champion tiger woods would also crash out he trailed spain's gonzalez fanatical stan i with four holes the pride then stormed back and took pictures on the last how. an open champion down park what other big names to follow the life out of our action hero and u.s. open champion for mcavoy it's great. that's the end of the sport's more bikes are. lose the movie. just sleep. just say. see. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada after. showing up for asians to rule the day. with. the death of two foreign journalists in syria in

here's general manager ernie grunfield taking in the game with cnn's wolf blitzer. wizards down by five at the half. but john wall driving. gives it to trevor booker for the big old slam. that gets washington to within two. booker having a game. it would be booker again this time in the lane. up and in. and he's fouled. wizards up 55-54, their first lead of the game. but it was misery after that. phoenix responds with a 31-6 run to end the quarter. man, wizards have already lost their tenth straight to the suns 104-88, the final. they are back home, are the wiz, against the kings on wednesday. >>> and finally, jay-z and beyonce taking in linsanity. jay-z part owner of the nets. nets visiting madison square garden and the knicks. stevenson feels this, getting his pocket picked by jeremy lin. lin leading the break, keeps it all by himself. he had 21 points and nine assists. but the knicks had no answer for this man. how about another point guard on the court getting some things done? deron williams. eight threes in the game. he goes for a season-high 38 points. and th

if you can produce the bread and butter shot under pressure, the nicklaus fade and the ernie els draw, shots like that david: you know, nick, that's the one area -- jim: spencer trying to try second. david: another one. that's the one area i think technology hasn't helped. it was much easier to do with a wooned driver. nick: the old chunk of wood, per simon, chunk of rubber. it was a different -- these guys exploited that. we squashed a ball. now these guys explode off the golf course. jim: i'm sure spencer's family will be there to try to bring some solace to, this just as kyle's family was a week ago. and when spencer levin talks to his father about golf -- his father an outstanding player in his own right. in fact, qualified for the 1983 u.s. open did tom levin at oakmont. 518,000 for the week and that's phenomenal. here at the waste management phoenix open. and don levin, back in 1978, was the medalist at the california state amateur and then bobby clampett went on and won the state am there at pebble. here's bubba. nick: bubba cannot keep still. jim: you really notice it when he'

he became only the third top seed to exit at the first round in the event history soundly beaten by ernie els five and four the south african working on the greens beautifully while westwood ease past belgian. three and one and u.s. open champion mcelroy defeated george could see you are quite inventive longer stuff than years of tiger woods will be civil and fans heralded spaniard had his nose in front with four holes to go but the american for a while the more knowledge of the comeback to win in the final home redgrave down and i do try to pin down because they both went out. and that's was what's nice bison. it's. tightening the noose around the syrian regime further calls for military invasion and threats of sanctions seen by many in syria as obstacles on the path to a possible political solution to the crisis.

only the third top seeds to exit the first round in the event history sunday beaten by ernie els five and for the south african working the greens and new to play for westwood east past belgian nikolai call says three and one and u.s. open champion mcelroy defeated george gets a two hour ride to the events from under a stunning upset tiger woods was. useable and to the end howard is finding it had his nose in front with four holes to go but the american former world number one meant to come back to when their final. however down and open champion darren clarke they both went at. the back and that's all the bison. more news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of kenya that. operations are over they. are. tightening the noose around the assad regime further calls for a military invasion and threats of sanctions seen by many in syria as obstacles on the path to a possible political solution to the crisis will be there.

became only the sir top seed to exit the first round in the event's history he was soundly beaten by ernie els five and for the south african working the greens abusively. we want westwood east pass belgian the kalac all set three and one and us open champion mcelroy defeated george can't seem to luck i am proud to be events don't follow fed on their best than yourself tiger woods was beautiful country and how it's fine you've had his nose in front with four holes to go plus the american former world number one to come back to when i found that home. now and open champion darren clarke they post when tapped. and that's all the sports news we're saving bison. i have. tonight tightening the noose around the syrian regime further calls for military invasion and threats of sanctions being seen by many in syria as all circles now on the path to a possible political solution to the crisis.

great ernie davis was a force to be reckoned with throughout his college and professional career. davis a three-time all american half back and the first african- american to win the heisman trophy and the first black athlete to be chosen number one in the n.f.l. draft. davis set yardage and scoring records at syracuse. he won the mvp title in both the 1960 cotton bowl and 1961 liberty bowl. davis died of cancer in 1962. he was inducted into the college football hall of fame in 1979. log on to wusa9.com for more moments in black history. people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! get high yield free checking at capital one bank. why earn bupkis, when your checking could earn five times the national average!! and free atms anywhere. five times the national average!!! that's new school banking. sign up for high yield free checking at a capital one bank. what's in your wallet? somebody help me down. >>> 4:40 on this thursday morning. you're going to need the rain gear today. we have a couple of showers possible this morning

the school honored ernie graham by raising his jersey to the rafter. willilams.ith bought williauck nick stoglin on 8 feet from nick faust. he was in a groove last night. terps go on an 11-0 run. second half. terrell stoglin again. he had 24 points. wins and as a big game on saturday against virginia. pitchers and catchers report in sarasota. the first workout is set for sunday. eddie murray was inducted into the baseball hall of fame. went in with gary carter. gary lost his battle with brain cancer yesterday. he had the big hit in the 1986 world series to keep the series alive against the red sox. one of the best catchers in baseball history. a breezy day in california. talk about tearing up the course. he hit the flag is so hard it ripped the cop out of the ground. that is tearing it up -ripping- the cup. a birdie on number four. the defending champion, a bogey on number 12. the first round was suspended by darkness. towson and hopkins in college lacrosse at 5:00 p.m. tonight. >> we are live from the that again with a live preview of the elevation ce

a big night for ernie gramm. he went to dunbar high school. he will have as maryland jersey race to the rafts at the comcast center -- raised to the rafters. the terps want to get closer to the .500 mark. they are playing without pe'shon howard. it is a huge loss. >> we were starting to get it. it is disappointing. i feel for the team. i thought we were starting to be a lot better than everybody thought we were going to be and that we had a chance to win a lot of games. >> 9:00 p.m. tipoff tonight. >> thank you. no more king kenny bars from mars. -- candy bars. >> a couple behind bars. and have ained live close look at traffic tieups included an accident in anne arundel county. >> we have some rain showers to talk about and maybe some snow this weekend. >> it is a mess in anne arundel county. details are coming up. working in public relations is not for the faint of heart. i love what i do, i enjoy the work, but it's a very hectic pace. strayer university met my needs in terms of my family, my work-life balance. the fact that leading companies

men like ernie pile and edward r.urrow. >> there are more planes over england than any time since the war begun. >> i wanted to get in. >> he arrived in north africa in 1943. newspaper was stars and stripes. >> it was run by the military. there was censorship. there had to be some censor ship >> the deserts of africa, paul green was there. >> it was important not just for the soldiers but for americans back home. >> oliver: but the words and images came at a price. the casualty rate for photographers and correspondents was four times greater than the military in general. >> didn't want to die. you have to be at a certain place to get the story. >> he got mad as hell. >> oliver: he got a taste of combatted journalism in the pacific. he was one of thousands of uniformed reporters, photographers and cameramen. >> how many days until it would break in the paper? >> about a week. it went ap, up, everybody picked it up on the spotted. >> consider them the early ones. >> as the tide of war turned the world begin to see the s

the man tonight is ernie gramm. begin with college basketball. an honor for a former maryland standout. is number 5 jersey will be raised to the rafters. well deserved. he was a sensational high school player in the baltimore area. crunch time for the terps. they have six conference games left. they have to play without pe'shon howard who tore his a cl. this is a big blow. tipoff tonight at 9:00 p.m. the amazing story of jeremy lin continues. the knicks beat the sacramento kings. he did not score 20 points or more. get rid of him. boo! he is overrated. he did finish with 13 assists. pass me the ball and i think you're the best point guard in the league. here's the lob. the knicks have won seven straight. president obama says he watches number 17 every night. it is election season. >> thank you appeared at 39 degrees on tv hill. the usns comfort is relocating. >> residents living without heat are hoping to say they can get warm. >> new group gets the green flag for the baltimore grand prix. how they plan to avoid last year's financial potholes. th

ernie gramm had is jersey race to the rafters last night. happened before maryland played boston college. he had to love this game. last night, terrell stoglin and the terrapins won. late in the first half, check this out. get the span. that caps another run. terps by 14 at the half. my 244 stoglin -- game-high 24. maryland wins and they will play virginia on saturday. joe flacco and his agent are heading to the bargaining table with the ravens. joe flacco should be paid among the top five quarterbacks in the nfl, according to his agent. 49-24 county the playoffs. he could make as much as $70 million for five years -- 49-24 counting the playoffs. way to go, joe. he and his wife are expecting their first baby in june. spring training begins for the orioles this weekend. first workout is set for sunday. gary carter lost his battle with brain cancer yesterday. is way too young -- that is way too young. he was inducted into the hall of wee the same year in the maeddt murray went in. >> was a nice guy -- he was a nice guy. >> 39 degrees on tv hil

the number-one player in the world lost to ernie ells. ozzie newsome getting ready for the nfl combine. >> a jury finds george huguely guilty in the death of yeardley love. we will break down the vertical. >> identity theft was on the rise last year. >> captain roy taylor is high above baltimore sky this morning. we will track your drive to work. >> big changes are on tap this weekend. the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> the fort mchenry toll plaza is moving well. we will let you know if there are any problems out there for your morning commute. it feels totally different from regular toothpaste. pronamel iso-active is a toothpaste in a can. it starts off as a gel... transforms into a foam and actually surrounds your teeth. it gets into all those nooks and crannies. dentists recommend pronamel. pronamel iso-active re-hardens the enamel that's been softened by acid you're consuming. acid doesn't just affect our front or back teeth but the whole tooth. pronamel iso-active helps protect against the effects of acid erosion. >> a

now he has a bunch of new buddies, whether it is ernie, or adorable little singing, these guys are goingng along. they have technology that allows them to sing and interact with one another. >> wow. so this never goes out of style it seems. >> absolutely. >> this is called tranquil turtle. it is right in front. he admits really cool light. you see there? it goes along the wall and ceiling, creating an underwater look. as their policy, your child will look up and see there in the ocean. it is beautiful and even has calming sounds. >> it is not going to free them out? >> there are no shots are a thing -- you know what i'm saying? it is just the water. >> this is popular. can outlast her with a disney version, which i love. i will wear this and ask you a series of question to try to figure out who my character is. i like the character i pitch for you by the way. we will play the game later. that will probably be a youtube video right there. >> thank you. >> brand new this year. this is going to be huge, huge property. brand new show coming out on nickelodeon. what is going to do is be able

outside of tiger, clearly the biggest story, luke donald ousted from the event by ernie els putting theree 64th seed. the only reason els was in the event, phil mickelson decided to take a family vacation. a little skiing. so els does immediate damage, donald also could lose his top spot in the world rankings. that is the sporting life for wednesday night. continuing story of jeremy lin and the warriors. >> unbelievable. don't care about a lottery pick, they just want to win games. >>> thank you. >> thank you for trusting ktvu, channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> and the ktvu sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me proud. tryomething funny. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one year term. at&t. with a one year term. [ traffi

luke donald lost to ernie els. >> a blowout. >> thanks very much. of abc 7 news at 9. stay connected 24/7 at abc 7 news.com. thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. see you again at 11:00 over on channel 7. captioned by closed captioning services, inc.

this is ernie ward, a veterinarian and head of the association for pet obesity prevention.alk about what's going on with dodger here. >> this is a case where they are deceptively obese and overweight. he is a big dog, but he's carrying extra fat in his abdomen. it's the belly fat that is the most dangerous. that's the type of that the that secretes the harmful chemicals. the food we eat today is different than 40, 50 years ago. they have more calories in a smaller amount. exercise, let's walk dodger 30 minutes. that will burn off all that extra energy. the problem is output does not beat input when it comes to losing weight. you are not going to get in this type of shape if you just exercise every day. it has to be what you eat. >>. >> reporter: what about treats during the day? what is the right way to reward a pet? >> treats are calorie grenades. they blow up in excess weight. be careful. think about single-ingredient treats. crunchy vegetables like baby carrots, broccoli. >> diet is not about starvation or deprivation. i want both of you to commit to a 30-minute brisk wa

outside of tiger, clearly the biggest story, luke donald ousted from the event by ernie els putting there only reason els was in the event, phil mickelson decided to take a family vacation. a little skiing. so els does immediate damage, donald also could lose his top spot in the world rankings. that is the sporting life for wednesday night. continuing story of jeremy lin and the warriors. >> unbelievable. don't care about a lottery pick, they just want to win games. >>> thank you. >> thank you for trusting ktvu, channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> and the ktvu morning team will be here tomorrow morning. tracking the weather and which communities might hit 80 degrees. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. the word is swapportunity. can i have the definition? swapportunity: the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a yoplait light. can you use it in a sentence? mmm. swapping a 300 calorie donut for this 110 calorie strawberry shortcake is a good swapportunity. that's not a real word. oh haha it's real. [ female announcer ] delicious, creamy,

i like pbs, i like big bird, my kids like bert and ernie. i do not think it's worth borrowing money against so our kids don't have to watch advertising. i think it is ok for big bird and kellogg's corn flakes to be on the same tv at the same time. we will stop spending on programs that are not absolutely essential. that is number one. i will cut a lot of spending by doing that. there is another way to cut spending, and i am sure you will appreciate this. that is by taking programs we will keep, like medicaid, the programs for the poor who need health care, and housing vouchers, food stamps or people in need. we will take those programs and instead of them being managed by the federal government and growing completely out of control, we will send them back to the states. we will let the states run those programs, with specific limits on how fast they grow. [applause] and by the way, that saves $100 billion per year, by having medicaid grow at inflation plus 1%. there are other programs that are so on economical and wasteful in washington. you

instance, we borrow money so that you when you were little when you watched big bird and bert and ernie to see any advertisements. i'm not willing to borrow money. you're going to have to get used to big bird and corn flakes on the same progress. we won't borrow money from other people to do all these things. >>> moving for fr politics to sports. chris herron travels the country telling people how addiction nearly killed him. jason carroll has this really powerful story. >> reporter: chris herron is back on the court. >> two minutes left, my name is called in the starting lineup. >> reporter: but this one time raising basketball team is not performing the way he had once imagined. >> my first memory as a boston celtic was hanging on a -- >> reporter: he's speaking to students in massachusetts, talking about who he really is. >> how do you define who you are? >> i'm a recovering drug addict. extremely grateful. grateful for one day at a time. >> reporter: in a basketball town like fall river, massachusetts, herron was the answer to all those who dreamed of making it. a 2000 point scorer

and prior to tipoff, former terp ernie graham is going to of a banner lifting his name at comcast centeram played for the terps in the late 70s and early 80s after he starred in dunbar here in baltimore. past to present, maryland senior sean mosely has just three more home games remaining in his college career. and it is a career that is coming to a tough close for mosely and the team. they knew it would be a transition year with gary williams, levering his coach. and mark turgeon coming in. but adding to the challenge now, that injury to pishon howard. mosely talked about trying to finish his senior season strong. >> you know, we're back to square one. and you know, it's a work in progress for us. and very frustrating. but it's nothing we can do about it. we have to move forward and try to get better as a team, which we are in practice. and just compete. so we've got to come together as a team and have the team chemistry. and a big part about it is just trusting each of your teammates to step out there on the court. and we'll just go from there. >> from the senior to freshman, another b

i like big bird and bert and ernie. he's going to have to get used to corn flakes. we're going to stop some of this excessive spending. >> romney's kids are all grown men, but you're never too old for big bird. if romney is riling up viewers of public television, santorum is taking his fight to higher education and calling the president a snob. >> president obama once said he wants everybody in america to go to college. what a snob. i understand why he wants you t remake you in his image. >> some pretty strong words there. when he was asked about it on sunday, he didn't back down. >> we have some real problem on our college campuses with political correctness and on a idealology that is forced upon people that may not agree with the political left doctrine. >> i want to bring in our panel now from washington. karen finney and clarence page. with me in new york, jonathan alter. it's nice to have you all with me. karen, i want to start with you because two of santorum's targets, colleges and universities as well as j.f.k. explain the politics in this one. is this a sm

prior to tipoff, ernie turk will have his banner lifted to the rafters in comcast center. he started dunbar here in baltimore. from past to present, sean mosely. just three more home games remaining in his college career. it's a career that is coming to a tough close for mosely and the team. they knew it would be a transition year, with gary williams leaving as coach and marge turgeon coming in. but adding to the challenge now is the injury to pishon howard. mosely talked about trying to finish his senior season strong. >> you know, we're back to square 1. and you know, it's a work in progress for us. and very frustrating. but there's nothing we can do about it. we just have to try to move forward and get better as a team in practice and just compete. we just have to come together and compete and have the team chemistry. and the big part about it is trusting in each one of your teammates to step on the court. and you know, we'll just go from there. >> from the senior to the freshman, another baltimore guy, nick spouse will be counted on even more down the stretch, with pis

. >> ernie johnson, serving 26 years for robbery, was sent to ad seg for assaulting another inmate. >> i got into a fight. i have a real problem with child molesters and i don't like them around me. i don't want them near me. i don't even want them in this prison. as far as i'm concerned, they can die. and when they get around me and they start talking and they think it's okay to reveal that they're child molesters, every time they say that, i'm going to smash them. >> seg gates. >> before an inmate is sent to ad seg, he must first serve time in the i-detention unit or idu. in this highly secure cellblock offenders have even fewer privileges and almost no contact with each other. >> kind of like the prisoner jail inside the prison. they're not allowed to have hot pots up here or anything they can cook with. they have limited property they're allowed to have up here. anytime they come out of their cell they have to be restrained behind their back with an escort. the offenders that are up here are the most violent offenders in the prison so at any time, i mean, they might try to reach o

. >> ernie, kenny, shaq and charles and wolf blitzer. >> when you think about the nba all-star weekending to be hanging, doing it this weekend. >> you're hopping a flight to orlando, all-star weekend. look at that grin on your face. >> i do it every year. turner sports part of tnt our sister work, i've got to do a lot of hev lifting over there. you know what else is great, let me tell you what else is great, in addition to all the heavy work i have to do this weekend helping our sister network watching these games, slam-dunk competition, a little insanity going on, the washington nationals my baseball team start spring training tomorrow. >> don't tell me you're swinging over. >> right near orlando. my good friend ed cohen and i will spring by the washington nationals training on sated. >> how can we have the life of wolf blitzer. >> that's going to be fun. >> just a little swing by. >> mesa, arizona, atlanta, but, very exciting. >> you know. >> orlando weekend, great. i'll be back, monday, tuesday and wednesday. >> primary is tuesday. >> i don't know if you heard about it. arizona and

this is ernie ward.s going to talk to us about what's going on with dodger. >> this is one of those cases where he's deceptively obese. he's a big start to talk with. he's carrying a lot of extra fat in his abdomen. it's the belly fat that's the most dangerous because that's the type of fat that secretes all those harmful chemicals. the foods we're eating today is so different than we ate 40, 50 years ago. that i've got more calories in a smaller amount. and the other part of the equation is we think exercise, gosh, let's go walk dodger for 30 minutes. that will burn all all that extra weight. output does not beat out input. it's not just exercising. it has to be what they eat. >> what's the right way to reward a pet without a treat? >> these are called calorie grenades. we've got to be careful. think about single-ingredient treats. crunchy treats like broccoli, celery, asparagus. we're going to graduateually reduce the calories so dodger -- diet is not about starvation or deprivation. sit's about a grad

apparently he attacked an atheist named ernie pierce for mocking the prophet mohammed at a halloween >> i am mohammed the prophet. [speaking foreign language] >> call the cops? >> hey, no. >> he hey, what's going on? >> hey, he is attacking me. come here, cops. >> here now attorneys and fox news analyst kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. the basic set up on this is this dopey parade, right? this guy is dressed up like mohammed, right? this provoke tier. >> zombie of mohammed. >> he goes and confronts this muslim guy the muslim guy allegedly pushes him or grabs him or whatever. the judge basically said, hey, we're not going to prosecute it, why? >> he dismissed the case. he said there was a lack of evidence. look at the video that's very good evidence right there. >> bill: wait, wait, wait. i couldn't see anything there. i just heard a bunch of stuff. it's dark. >> it's pretty good. i watched it a bunch of times. also what you didn't see in that video they are yelling not the victim here yelling hey, this is america. this is the first amendment. so there were other people around that s