. >> on the field below, the senior northport huskies are beating the sarasota gators, and the gators oh, chase. >> the game is becoming more and more confrontational. using vulgarities and numerous curse words are being used. they disagree with a call. instead of talking to the referee and sorting it out, they just start screaming at him and moving towards him in a hostile manner. >> even though they aren't even at half time, the referee ends the game. that means a win for the huskies. their fans erupt into cheers, but video captured by someone in the stands reveals gator coaches exploding with anger. >> in that video, you can see a coach being contemptuous towards a referee, the referee's hat, kicking the yellow flag that the referee had thrown when he called this game. and you can see this coach following him. some type of verbal altercation going on. >> the camera pans away for a moment and then -- >> oh, no, no, no! >> when the cameraman looks back at the field, coaches and referees are sprinting towards gators' coach dexter and referee jamie reed who are now locked in a physical

. >>> a youth soccer is called off because of a greedy gator.his alligator made like a goalkeeper and caught the goal and then was not going to give it up. two days later, an animal control officer was able to get the ball back. the children now have a soccer ball that looks more like a pin cushion. >> it could be an unhappy ending on somebody's part. >> wasn't it just last week we had a gator? there are some gators right there on the eastern section, right along the coast. >>> we have some thunderstorm activity, heavy rain going on right now, almost the same spot it was last night. pretty much the area from chambersburg down just west. in this area particularly, right in through here, last night picked up over three inches of rain and there are flash flood watches. there may be some heavy rain out there, if you're heading out toward washington county or martinsburg, you may encounter some very heavy rains over the next few hours. and that's slowly moving to the east. if it holds together, we may see some of that rain in the baltimore, dc area.

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the gator got him. he barely got away. this morning, he's going to speak out about what really happened. >> see? what happened was -- >>> so many people are watching kate for a baby bump. but there's a good reason she and prince william may be waiting. why it may be at least two years before a royal baby. >> that's a long watch. >>> let's get to dan harris for the latest on facebook. good morning, dan. >> reporter: good morning you to. from outside the nasdaq. mark zukckerberg is not here, however, he is on the west coast at silicon valley. surrounded by hundreds of colleagues and investors,billio remotely rang the opening bell. ringing in what some people are calling the hottest ipo of the decade. on the eve of the biggest day of what may be of his life, mark zuckerberg gathered employees at facebook headquarters, for a unique q&a. as they started an all-night celebration of their impending bonanza. the company mounting what's called a hack-a-thon, where employees collaborate on new ideas. mark played roller hockey. there

a fisherman puts his yorkie in a kayak and sets out in a gator-infested swamp. what could possibly go wrong? >> holy cow! >> imagine him having to come back from the fishing trip and say -- >> with an empty leash. >>> one of the world's wildest police chases. >> oh! >> now producers of a beloved show are bringing it back. >> to me, that's justice. >> and soon you'll be hearing those familiar words -- >> from world's wildest police videos. >>> a guy is so into a business call -- >> he doesn't realize he just walked past his son-in-law who just came home from kuwait. >> oh, my god! >> see the reunion that will make a grown man cry. >>> and the jump to make hardcore lovers cry as a guy pulls an insane front flip. >> whoa! >>> gayle is going to kick things off with our first video. >> thomas decided to go fishing. he asked a friend to take their yorkie with him. i want you to see what happened. he's in winter park florida. he's out looking for bass with a camera on his head. that alligator tried to take a bite out of the kayak. >> i didn't even see the alligat allig

the gator learned goal. added that part. >> if you come across agator, you are supposed to run in a circle because they can't turn a tight circle. they can go like 40 miles an hour in a straight line. a tight circle. >> i do not want to test it. >> if i can interrupt this story for a moment. at 11:00, our coverage of the se sierra lamar investigation continues. they have yet to find her but does that mean there's no crime committed in the eyes of prosecutors? how does the dna evidence against the suspect lead to charges in this case? that's tonight at 11:00 after "dateline." now you two -- >> now the gator hunter with what's coming up. >> we're going to have coverage of the sierra lamar case as well. plus, space flight, a commercial launch of spacex. they tried a few times. they finally got it going. they're on their way to the international space station. we'll look at that in just a couple of minutes. >> exciting stuff. >> remember, in circles. life lived in black and white is not a life lived. today, i ch

the gator, finally wrangled and returned to the wild. in fact, to have fred boyce here, to join us from his home in swansboro, north carolina. fred boyce, thank you so much for joining us this morning. i have to ask, first and foremost, how is the arm today? >> the arm is fine. actually, it feels perfectly fine. the alligator was actually very nice. let me off easy, compared to what he could have done. they have a jaw closing pressure of somewhere around 1,500 pounds per square inch. 1,200 to 1,500 pounds, depending on the size of the gator. could have been worse. >> what exactly were you thinking, fred? >> that's a question i still haven't figured out myself. especially, during the time it was all going on, things kind of progressed rapidly. and i think i was thinking how embarrassed i was going to be about all of this, probably more than anything else. this is not good. of course, i thought i was just performing for a small group of first responders and deputy sheriffs. performing's not really the right word, either. i thought that was

a 13 foot gator.he parents called critter management but the gator wouldn't give up the ball. >> critter management. >> kept it in its mouth for two days straight. wranglers had to finally put a hook on the gator to get the ball out. amazingly, the ball is still inflated, despite some teeth marks. >> the kids look like they're in shock. that's the guy you want in the net playing goalie. >> all right. >>> thanks for being with us. join us tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. >> you can do the same all day at nbcbayarea.com. have a great one. ♪ ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right ♪ ♪ if being right means being without you ♪ [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way.

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man versus gator. you can guess who got the worst of it. >>> and good thursday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm diana perez. paula faris is on assignment. some say mary richardson kennedy seemed sad and worried in the final days of her life. >> she had battled drugs and alcohol and was in the middle of a public divorce from robert kennedy jr. and now, it appears she took her own life. tahman bradley reports from washington. >> reporter: tragedy has once again struck the kennedy family. 52-year-old mary richardson kennedy, robert f. kennedy's estranged second wife, was found dead in bedford, new york. multiple sources tell abc news, she hanged herself. >> astounded. shocked. couldn't believe the news. >> reporter: in a statement, kennedy's family, says, we deeply regret the death of our beloved sister, mary. an architect and designer, mary richardson married into the wealthy and powerful kennedy clan in 1994. she and rfk jr. had four children. kennedy had trouble with drugs and alcohol. around her time of her divorce from rfk jr. in 2010, she had two high-profile arrests,

gator versus human. we're going to give you one guess at who won. >> what do you think? >> a north carolina aquarium scientist learned his lesson, trying to corral a wayward gator and move him from a ditch. but nothing doing. this beast was angry. almost took the man's arm off, in fact. the scientist, meanwhile, he's nursing his wounds and probably a little bit of injured pride, as well. sometimes you have to leave nature alone. >> bad idea. >>> some scary moments during another match-up. this one between the red sox and the rays last night in tampa. >> in the eighth inning, second baseman, rhymes was hit by a pitch on his left elbow. he took a couple of steps and collapsed. the rays' front office says he fainted. but he's fine now. he didn't need to go to the hospital. a scary moment. but all ended well. >> that's right. >>> and now, last night's nba playoff highlights. we get those from espn. >> good morning. i'm todd grisham. and this is your "sportscenter" update. the lakers got blown out in game one against oklahoma city. game two, much, much closer. fourth quarter,

a live gator. a pick-up soccer game between parents and kids came to an abrupt halt after the ball turned up in the mouth of a 13-foot gator. now, the parents called critter management. >> that's a big critter. but the gator would not give up the ball. he liked chomping on that thing so much, he kept it in his mouth for two straight days. wranglers had to put a hook into the gator to get the kids' ball out to play soccer. the ball actually still had air in it. couple of teeth marks there, couple of kids just examining it thinking that's kind of cool, though. glad it wasn't my leg. >> wow. >>> 5:56 right now. still ahead team coverage on the tragic news in the south bay this morning. the search for sierra lamar now turning into a murder investigation. >>> plus, an east bay school district becomes the target of a federal investigation. why a grand jury is looking into campus police. we'll have that just ahead. >>> and busted for bogus bar codes. the lego scam that landed a silicon valley exec in hand

. >>> in north carolina a gator fights back when a by ole just tries to move him. how the man is doing after wrestling that gator. >>> tense moments in portland, ore oamplet dozens of firefighters responded to this fryer. the roof gives way and one of those firefighters falls right through. >> he was up there trying to she hot spots. there was a weak fall. he did fall three or four feet into the rafters. he crawled out. he's fine. lucky for him. >>> well, that firefighter was fine. two others received treatments for burns and exhaustion. >>> in missouri police are looking for the fugitive who led them on a chase. the suspect drove off the highway, ditched his car and was able to make a clean getaway. >>> take a look at this incredible video from north carolina. this guy has no feemplet a biologist attempts to move this 10-foot long gatestor and it turns on him. this clamps done on his upper arm for a second and lets g the -- g -- go. the biologist was able to get away. >>> this was the scene at the diamond backs rockies game. a vacuum was used to suck up the beast.

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. >>> in florida an alligator gave a fisherman a scare, he was in the kayak when gator swam up and made his presence known. that is an under statement. the man said he was not only worried for himself but his dog who was in the lake next to him. fortunately, both made it out okay. >>> also in florida more gator trouble, this time right in the middle of the city. an alligator tried to make its way across a busy street in miami, may have been hit bay car but wildlife crews were able to capture the animal. >>> in baltimore, a tight rope walker made his way across the line 60 feet high and 600 feet long above the city's inner harbor. he had a close call, but thesenth generation one of the flying wallendas avoided falling. his next big adventure attempting to cross niagara falls. >>> for a look at national weather, here is bill karins, well aware of my fear of heights. >> no close calls. >> apparently for the wallenda family there are. >> you want offspring, no close calls. got to keep the family genes going. good morning, everyone. rain is exiting up through new england, going to be gone by

he was out in his kayak when that gator swam up and made his presence known. the man said he was not only worried for himself but his dog, his dog was right next to him. fortunately, both made it out okay. >>> also in florida more gator trouble, this time right in the middle of the city. an alligator tried to make its way across a busy street in miami, and it could have been hit by a car, but wildlife crews were able to eventually capture the animal. >>> in baltimore, a tightrope walker made his way across the line 60 feet high and 600 feet long above the city's inner harbor. at least there was water down below. he had a close call, but the seventh generation wirewalker, one of the flying wallenda, avoided falling. his next big adventure attempting to cross niagara falls. >> here is bill karins with your weather channel forecast. >> maybe practice over the harbor, do that before the falls. >> warm up. >> exactly. good morning. beautiful weather continues in the west. no issues in sight. we are enjoying gorgeous spring weather finally in many areas. now, it did

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why are you playing soccer so close to the gator? >> that's in south carolina too. >> i know. florida. it happens. >> you stay on land, they stay in the water. good morning, everyone. yesterday was another incredibly hot day in the desert southwest. temperatures soared to 108 degrees. 104 in vegas. i mean this is mid-summer-like heat in may and that's why we still have this excessive heat warnings throughout for phoenix into areas into southern california and desert. heat advisory towards tucson. so we're going to do it all over again today. the weather pattern hasn't changed. the jet stream far to the north, a very strong jet stream for this time of year is coming into oregon state, going to do that the next two or three days. one week system go by, another one behind that, so we're going to be keeping it cloudy and showery and cooler in the northwest while we bake in the heat from salt lake city back through the intermountain west and down into the desert southwest. so temperatures right now at this hour, 80 in phoenix still, holding on to 85 in vegas, start your among, that

>> gator -- joepaw will be pushing gator. >> joepaws will be pushing gator. >> okay.l right. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's so cute. >> lara loves that. >> all right. >> now that the voting has finished, we can say this, robin roberts' personal favorite. up next, jesse the jack russell. multitalent. works out. does the laundry. as you can see there, takes off the unwanted pounds and inches. now, we've got a gator/joepaws issue. what's jesse going to be doing for you? >> he's going to do a walking hand stand. >> a walking handstand, no less. >> come on, jesse. >> oh. >> yes. >> do it again. >> unbelievable. >> come on. >> that's unbelievable. >> that is not cgi. that's incredible. >> all right. >> okay. last but not least. this is why this job is the greatest job in the world. you say things you never thought you would play. like ruby, the poker playing yorkie. she gets a little carried away, does she? >> she loves playing poker. >> loves to bet. >> is this your favorite? >> this is my personal fave. she has to perform. >> she has to perform. >> i'll raise you anoth

. >> will you be looking for gators? >> you better believe it. >> and hoping the other gators stay in the water where they belong. ken, fox news. >>> thanks so much for joining us, here is brian now with the news edge at 11:00. >> dozens of people burned out of their homes in maryland are fuming once again after learning who is accused of setting the blaze. investigators say it was a 24- year-old man who was living with a relative at the complex on tear terrace drive. >> reporter: 34 units of the apartment complex on terrace drive were damaged or destroyed by a spectacular blaze. the fire literally skipped from building to building destroying nearly everything in its wake. and now even some residents of the buildings that didn't burn are too afraid to stay there. the items in the backseat of this car are about all that is left from the home ruth shared with her mother and sister. >> we don't have much left. i don't know what we're going to do. >> their home is one of 34 apartments on terrace drive that were either damage

the gator was spotted trying to cross the road right near a school crosswalk. almost made it to the other side but then hit by a car and then captured by florida fish and wildlife conservation officers. >> pretty cool because he's -- never seen an alligator -- so and it just popped out of nowhere. >> well, after causing quite a scene officers were able to tape the mouth shut and cover its eyes and tape its legs before loading him on to a truck. time now for a look at our traffic and lauren not seeing anything like that out there. >> no gators on the road here in maryland just a lot of accidents this morning. trouble in anne arundel county with a crash around 295 at route 198. this does it allows me to really zero in on the main trouble spots of your commute. if you are heading into baltimore city we have an accident on the jfx right along the southbound lanes at st. paul street. this system actually uses google slight images to show you exactly where the trouble spot is. it also allows you to -- it actually lets you now lounge it will take -- how long it will t

the man works at a nearby aquarium helping firefighters wrangle the gator. not a job i would want.bors called for help after seeing it in the ditch. they captured it the very brave scientist is okay. >>> today the preakness stakes in maryland. the runner up in the derby is favored to win the race starts tonight at 6:00 eastern. >>> a man in kentucky bought everything in a kmart that was closing and donating it to charity. rankin paynter paid $20,000 was going to sell it all and changed his mind. most of it is winter clothing. >> it will mean the needy this fall will not go cold. and they won't go hungry. >> he once was so poor he couldn't afford shoes and now a successful jeweler. >>> here is advice for you if you're known to text while you walk, watch out, because it can be dangerous and even deadly. and also expensive. more and more communities are starting to fine people for careless walking. just this week, fort lee, new jersey starting fining people $85 if they are caught. other cities are taking a kinder approach putting signs reading "look up" on sidewalks. just as an exampl

and right beside a busy road in north carolina as he tried to maneuver closer and he slipped and the gatort him on the arm. boyce explained what went wrong on "the today show" this morning. >> i think i lost my footing there in the ditch. it was a little slippery, and i kind of lost my footing before i even kind of fell down and sort of put my hands on it sooner than i meant to, and it jumped around and it was a little out of my size range to be doing by myself, and i was kind of hoping that somebody else might jump on the back behind me but apparently they didn't like that idea too much. >> no. >> wildlife officials eventually captured the gator and released it back into the wild. boyce was treated for minor injuries and major embarrassment. >>> we have an update tonight on a story that touched a lot of our viewers about a former d.c. teacher and principal who ended up homeless. her name is carol doser and she suffered a series of health problem from a car accident and severe allergies and that led to her losing her job and her home. she was sleeping on the streets when we met her last ye

he was out in his kayak when the gator swam up and made his presence known. the man said he was not only worried for himself, but for his dog, which was right next to him. well, fortunately both of them did make it out okay. >>> well another gator story, how about that, this one in florida, it was right in the middle of the city, the alligator tried to make its way across a busy street in miami. it could have been hit by a car, but lucky wildlife crews captured the animal. >>> and in baltimore, a tightrope walker made his way across a line 60 feet high above the city's inner harbor. he did have a close call -- but the seventh-generation wire walker, one of the famous flying walendas managed to avoid falling. now for a look at the national weather, let's check in with msnbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. >> interesting. >> bill, they come from a long line of tightrope walkers, so -- >> so i guess they're good at it. >> they must be good, because they keep going. >>> rainy weather once again, what else is new. it seems like the las

well, apparently, oh, the gator didn't like that. so he attacked.isingly, however, the man escaped with only one bite to his arm. somebody else managed to capture the gator a little later and released it into a swamp. ouch. >>> a firefighter who took a frightening fall through the roof of a condo in portland, oregon will be back on the job soon. a news helicopter camera caught this plunge through the roof while he was fighting a two-alarm fire yesterday. firefighters say i fell only about four feet, landed on some rafters. he was able to get out of that building unharmed. >>> betty white's still got it. fresh off the renewal of her show "off their rockers" here on nbc. white played to a packed house at the lizzer auditorium in washington. later she sat down with wendy rieger. how was it? >> i have the picture on facebook. i'm e-mailing it to anyone who's said hello to me. this definitely was an omg moment for everyone in that audience tonight. because to be around betty, and she wants you to call her betty-s really like a dream come true. she's got

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all he was trying do was rescue the gator from the ditch. gator snapping at the man. he was bitten on the arm. he's expected to be okay. the gator was captured and released back into the wild. that's an animal lover. new bombshell allegations from a voter fraud case in one new mexico town. topless strippers, hidden cameras and a mayor sitting in jail. eric shawn live in sunland park, new mexico. when we put you on the voter issue beat, who didn't think strippers and jail? >> reporter: this is an astonishing case. we are near el paso. it's the city they say that was stolen by voter fraud. the alleged scheme was to steal the election so the local politicians could stay in office and control the money. one way they allegedly did that was by stuffing the ballot box by getting people who live out of state to vote here. one couple said they voted in the election but they live in texas. when you said you live in texas, she said it's no problem? >> no problem. >> she said no problem. >> reporter: juana and arturo don't live in new mexico but they we

wildlife officials managed to relocate the gator into a swamp. wow. you are an expert, you don't want to tangle with a gator. >>> thanks for joining us at 5. the news edge at 6 starts now. >>> an innocent bystander shot outside of a metro station. we're live with the latest and we're going to start with this and the victim side of the story after months in jail. a brentwood man tells us about the nice when he said the policeman hit him in the head with the gun. the gun went off and that is when the story gets murky. john henrehan joins us live with the details on this one. john? >> reporter: i'm on perry street in brentwood and this is a small industrial area and luckily, some of the businesses here have security cameras and one of those cameras caught an incident that happened in early february here that proves the young man's story that when a

. >>> plus, the gator that played goalie during a kid's soccer game. how they got their ball back or didn't. >>> next, a colorful tribute to the late chuck brown. >>> there could be a problem with a mural painted to honor the late godfather of go-go. an artist painted an image of chuck brown at new hampshire avenues northwest. a washington city photographer saying it is a copy right violation because the mural is based on his 1992 photograph. brown died last week after battling pneumonia. >> a nice painting for sure. >> it is. nice photograph, too. hopefully they can work that out. >>> all right. we've had rain in the region, heavy rain at that. >> 11 minutes after the hour. tom kierein's in storm center 4 with the details. >>> good morning, at 6:11. a lot of rain has dissipated. we had three to four inches of rain overnight, areas in orange and yellow, flash of lightning. that occurred in fauquier, prince william, stafford counties between midnight and 3:00 a.m. as the system has moved east, we have lingering clouds, sprinkles in the northern neck of

gator wanted no part of that almost losing his arm to the jaws of that angry gator right there.e animal, but that gator wanted no part of that and bit the man in the arm. the gator was finally subdued, thankfully. worse th the scientist, he's been treated and released from the hospital. gets on his back and then the gator really goes nuts there. e.ry lucky. that could have ended a lot worse than what it did. >> what was his plan? >> i'd leave nature alone. .hat's my advice. leave nature alone. >> he's going to pick it up and move it off the side? was that his plan? >> not lls unless you're codile le dundee. let nature be. just saying. let nature be. >> wow. >> wow. >>> now to a bizarre story out of southern california. a mother who collected rocks along the beach, she put them in her pocket. and then carried them home. >> that's right. her injuries and how this hours later, though, they caught on fire. kabc's eileen frere reports on her injuries and how this happened. seven of t >> reporter: the rocks contained various colors. family on san onofre state beach some green. some or

former marine gator anderson says his life forever changed in a few moments during the battle of fallujahnow he is reconnecting with his military buddies and hoping by telling their stories he and his friends can begin to heal he spoke with jonathan hunt. >> fallujah, iraq, november 22nd, 2004. we got a mission brief that we were going to clear a section of houses. but the brief was different than anything we had done in the city before because we weren't going to be allowed to go in hard as they say throwing hand grenades as we made entrance into the houses. we had also switched up our squad leader that day. we were not following our standard operating procedures. and i think everybody kind of had a strange feeling even, you know, in the beginning. >> but at first things were calm and quiet. >> it was an average day of -- >> and then suddenly it wasn't an average day for gator anderson and his fellow marines of alfred company. >> we got to the last house of the end of the block and gunfire erupted inside the house. it was obvious that we had made enemy contact. that kind of started the f

what did they do with this gator? i mean is he still around or what happened?m and released him in the local water. bill: okay, so he's back in the wild then, right? he was not captured and taken away, he was let go? >> yes, sir. bill: how are you doing after watching this? >> i'm doing fairly good. [laughter] bill: i bet because you had the camera, captain. you were the smartest one in the group. >> my friend in the white shirt he wanted me to capture it on video. so that's what i did. bill: job well done. you know, somehow these gator stories never end well. this one did kind of sort of. thank you, captain. good luck down there in eastern carolina. martha: we are only laughing because we know the man is okay. that is one of the most bizarre stories we'v we've ever done in "america's newsroom." check out the ipo, it's going to open in five minutes. the ask price is $38 going into this. it looks like it may open a little bit lower than what they thought according to what we are hearing about this. we'll keep a close eye on it. less than five minutes away for th

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