feld foamed, what's on tap next? >> the nats next best and biggest thing is bryce harper. already playing in two games and now going up against the wall and doing pretty well against the dodgers. he'll make his home debut tuesday against the d-backs. bryce harper and the nats just minutes away on sports xtra plus we'll hear from rg3 one more time. >>> we're taking the edge off tonight with a story i love. a military family gave their doggie the surprise of his lifetime. the german shepherd named ranger goes to fetch his favorite toy. when he comes back to the porch, check this out. what did he find? his owner back home from deployment. and you can hear how happy he is just to see him again. [ happy dog sounds ] >> is that not the cutist thing? ranger is so happy he didn't know what to, do but as you can see, he still doesn't let go of his favorite toy. that's it for us. fox 5 news always on www.myfoxdc.com. nissan sports xtra two minutes away. have a great week. 

they are honoring the teammate who collapsed on the feld back in september from a condition that prevented healthy blood flow to her heart. several people jumped in to perform cpr before she went through surgery at university of maryland. i'm so happy to have brianna and the two strongest people to her side. tell us how you're feeling? >> great. can't wait to get back on the field. >> reporter: absolutely. bro anna, you have really exemplified a true team player. tell us what you're doing? >> managing the la crosse team. >> reporter: you can't play but you're not giving up on your team. >> no. >> reporter: that's awesome. just tell us what your family has been through and little bit more about how brie anna is doing. >> as you can imagine as a parent it was very traumatizing. overall her healing and surgery have been going very well. again, we're very blessed. again, we're just very happy with the outcome. >> reporter: certainly this is a fund-raising game. you're a senior. tell us why you're out here. you're all wearing these awesome shirts. what does that mean? >> pretty much my sister b

taken and which i think the evidence is pretty good is that if the quantity of securities held at the feld at a given time, rather than the flow of new purchases, which is the primary deterrent of interest rates. and if that is correct, then at such time that our purchases come to an end, this should be relatively minimal effects on interest rates at that time. and that, has been our experience generally in previous episodes where we have launched a program and then allowed it to come to a natural end. we'll continue to monitor the situation. and if we believe that financial conditions for whatever reason are inconsistent with our macro economic objectives, then we will act to fix that. again, our expectation is that at whatever point that the purchases end, that financial markets being quite forward looking will have anticipated that, and that the effects ought to be moderate. >> thank you, chairman. my question is for the kmint about the japan and u.s. you're confident they would have long term resignation like the one in japan. and if it's the case, what's the response of japan and the

prison guard shanker thirty eight of new canaan connecticut who also worked as a trader at shotton feld group based as long as thirty seven months in prison collected less than four hundred fifty thousand dollars in the scheme his lawyer said so that was a mitigating circumstance he only collected four hundred fifty thousand he got from this insider trading scheme and he was fined twenty five thousand dollars now part of that his defense was that he gave a lot of it to homeless people his girlfriend his fiance was saying you know i walk with him through grand central and he even talks about homeless people he makes them feel good but yeah the shanker is a real shanker on the face of democracy and economics in america this is classic robber baron behavior remember john d. rockefeller used to give dimes on the street you know the poppers and the presence for p.r. purposes so this is a purely in the vein of trying to appease the the mob from you know getting the pitchfork well the language that his lawyer reviews that was very let them eat cake from bringing the homeless a cup of coffee in

workers have feld bullied in the work place.ets don't believe there are good alternatives out there. >> that epidemic prompted the documentary that explores the mayhem behind the term going postal. >> in this environment where people are under so much pressure. it's only inevitable that some of them are going to resort to violence. anticipate again, only a very small percentage will do that. but that helps us ill lute name the larger problem. >> he took mothers away from their children, he took fathers away from their children. on the other hand, i understand why he did it. >> it explores a pattern of workplace violence that's growing as the job market is shrinking. not all victims of workplace bullying resort to violence, but experts say there is often a link. nearly 600 people a year are victims of work place homicide. this woman says she was bullied in the workplace. but instead of getting mad, she got even, winning more than $1 million in a settle with her former employer. >> it was a gradual, continual, unrelenting diminuat

dave feld man is on deck with who won. >>> we had a nice easter day today. winds were a factor. sustained winds anywhere from about 7 to 17 miles per hour. but still gusty. take a look. up to 26 miles per hour in some of our neighborhoods. we'll let you know how long the wind will stick around. stay with us.  >>> you had the weather for it, did you get out and golf? >> i was lucky enough to go to augusta and watch the masters. >> good for you. and drama today. >> no tiger, but no shortage of drama. you don't have to have tiger to make it exciting. what about bubba watson? a go for broke strategy where he likes to curve the ball towards the pin, even when he can't see it. oosthuizen, par 5, 2nd hole. second shot. this is where the leaderboard changed a lot. four iron, and will land short and go for the cup. first ever double eagle on television. and oosthuizen moves from two off the lead to two in the lead. phil mickelson, in the bushes. hitting this right handed. he is left-handed, by the way. triple bogeyed the hole. shot even par. finished two shots back. phil no

media partner of the baltimore sun, the court of special appeals says police commissioner fred bill feld had the authority to fire riviera. he was caught on video yelling at a teenager back in 2007 quarter in him to stop skateboarding in that area. >> the nfl draft is in the books, and the ravens wasted no time showing off their newest acquisitions. the ravens top three draft picks were officially introduced saturday at the team's facility. alabama linebacker courtney upshaw and iowa state lineman keeley shoe. we will learn his name soon. he is new. we will learn his name this season. they were all taken and effective rounds. the rookies say they are ready to get to work. >> i'm ready. i love winning games. to be part of this defense and to be on the watch of ray lewis, guys like that. >> of the ravens didn't stop there. they selected delaware guard geno gronkowski and south carolina state free safety christian thompson in the fourth round. in the fifth they took a cornerback is the jackson. finally, they got a new target for joe flacco taking tommy schrader. so they've got the new class

six months after she hit the jackpot that me is told the reporter since she didn't have a job, she feldlfare checks. show faces up to four years in prison if convicted. >>> and thanks for joining us at 5. >> the news edge at 6 starts now. >>> the news edge begins as history is made. thousands looked to the sky watching the space shuttle discovery on the final flight to the new home. the world's most travelled shuttle and that is at cape canaveral, florida, this morning. they will find the new home at the smithsonian national air and space museum and there is a find farewell to the space shuttle program. bob barnard is covering the discovery all day and joins us. bob? >> reporter: she's here at dulles international airport resting comfortably

hey, feld. >> reporter: hey, laura. that's right, 40,000 plus. that was the sellout as the nats welcome the reds for the home opener and came in with a 4-2 record and everyone is talking about the home opener and how this team could be the best. since the 1951 senators, and that is a good sign for a team taking on the reds and with his second start, really good and won seven innings, zero ones, two hits, struck out 7. bottom five, two outs and desmond and espinosa come on in. two-0, nats on top -- 2-0, nats on top. top 9, one out and to that left. can't handle it and joey scores. scott roland, come on in and just like that. tied at two and with some issues. three hours and 12 minutes after the first pitch, alfredo simon with the wild pitch and zimmerman is a hero. three-2, the nats, survive a scare in 10 innings. before the final play, the bench coach made a prediction. >> i am sitting it there next to randy, and randy said, you know, if they don't bring it in, that is a good time for a wild pitch. it was. and i thought it was far enough to take

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it's too sweeping to talk about them in one feld swoop.really have three important fault lines, race, education and marital status. polls say they're strongly in the president's corner. when you look among white women, education levels and marital status are along the fault lines. the president runs quite well with the working class noncollege women, what some women call the waitress moms. they've won them in five of the last six presidential elections. amidst the controversy going on now, the latest gallup national polling, and in the key swing states shows romney is still leading with those blue collar women. it's when you get to the white collar, college educated white women who tend to are more open to activist government, it's clearly been hurt by the social debate in the primary. obama has a big lead among them. both in the swing state polling and in the national polling. he won 52% of them in 2008, and he seems today on track to do well with them again. >> you hear these distinctions, college, educated, non-college educated, white,

he would roll over in his grave feld hear this, but that the party has been so in the words of this one woman so anti-won, i can't vote republican. that is a huge problem for the party. >> catherine, this is worth calling attention to. olympia snow and lisa murkowski, olympia saying san drop fluke should have been commended not condemned. lisa murkowski yesterday saying it makes no sense to make this attack on women. if you don't feel this is an attack, you need to go home and talk to your wife and daughters. >> and congresswoman might be able to remind me, but the new york republican congressman who was talking to a huge group of women about three weeks ago and he said, i hate to say this, i think i'm helping my party but you need to vote democratic. you need to vote for the party that is supporting you. when you look not only at national issues but at the state legislation, all over the country, if that's not a war on women and their rights, i don't know what is. >> then what are -- what is the calculation here? this is what -- the numbers don't phase them. it's not politically expedi

. >>> rumor has it singer adele is now rolling in chanel purses, thanks to karl lauder feld, after heandbags, lots of them, after learning that the superstar singer collected bags. he reportedly sent over 50 chanel bags that were the best he has to offer, to make up for the shoe he stuck in his mouth. >> karl, please call me fat. please. >> that was great. >>> and finally, this is why i go to garage sales. an original andy warhol sketch discovered hidden in the back of a painting purchased for $5 at a garage sale in las vegas. it was found when the man had the painting reframed and took the backing off. the sketch could be worth over $2 million. this comes a week after a man bought what he thought was a picasso print at a shift shot for $14.14. it was an original print signed by the artist, worth approximately $12,000. and that is "pop news." >> that's not bad, either. >> yeah. >> that was very entertaining. >> thank you. that was the line of the day. call me fat. all right. thank you. >>> sam? sam? >> hey, lara, look at the patch. it's full. a lot of folks this morning. tell me your

. >> clayton: kind of in this clip from sign feld. >> i've always had to struggle so hard for everythingot. [ laughter ] then for you to do what you did this is going to be my big break. >> dave: that's the struggle. she later cried about dropping the hot dog. >> clayton: okay. i know you are upset. now we are on the same page and she is happy about it let us know what you think friends@foxnews.com or on twitter ff weekend. >> dave: we will continue to discuss throughout the break. >> alisyn: an air traffic controller is under fire after he ignored a pilot trying to make an emergency landing. the air traffic controller assumed that the call was a prank. united express flight was trying to land in denver because there was smoke in the cockpit. >> emergency 12. please. >> and who is that? >> 5912. >> united 12, watch your position? did you hear that? >> yeah. >> i know that's b.s. i know it is. >> you know, what? >> united 12? do you know of a united 12 anywhere? >> alisyn: controllers went back to directing traffic for about 30 seconds before the pilot made another emergency call. this ti