hawthorne had two college roommates. one of them was franklin pierce, who became president of the united states. and the other guy was someone named horatio bridge, which with a name like that you have to go into the navy, right? and he was the head paymaster of the navy. so he was keeler's boss. and hawthorne had a rough time just personally during the war, and a friend said why don't you go down and visit the battlefields? that'll make you feel better. and he went to find his friend bridge in washington. the two of them came and visited the "monitor" soon after the battle. and actually, interestingly, neither hawthorne nor keeler mentions the other, but they had so many similar reactions to the ship that i feel like they had a conversation. and this was one of keeler's reactions. "there must come up a race of enginemen and smoke-blackened cannoneers." so a whole different kind of person emerges from this whole idea of an ironclad warship, fighting inside a machine. "who will hammer at their enemies under the direction

they wasn't going for month. >> reporter: the two dogs pinned hawthorne. one clasped down on each arm. >> he was shaking him like a rag. >> reporter: a neighbor's surveillance video shows the dogs charging after children on the attack. two teens jump on top of a car to get away, but one of the dogs follows right after 11- year-old xavier bryant. >> he was behind me. i just kept running. >> reporter: when you saw the dog jump on the car after him, what were you thinking? >> i was thinking i was literally about to lose my son. then i opened our building door and let him run in and the dog came running in behind him. >> i just seen children in danger and i automatically react. >> reporter: hawthorne had a knife and injured the dogs, but they wouldn't let go until a neighbor came after them with a bat. >> i'm glad that i still got my arm and glad i'm still alive. >> reporter: hawthorne's neighbors are incredibly grateful. i talked with animal control. they say while the neighbors know who the dogs belong to they have been unsuccessful in tracking them down. th

dramatic surveillance video captured the dogs going after hawthorne friday night. >> i threw my left arm up to the dog. while he was ripping this way i was using my right hand to punch on him. >> two big dogs. they wasn't going for nothing. >> hawthorne had a knife, he was able to injure the dogs, but they wouldn't let go until a neighbor came after them with a bat. officials with animal control say neighbors know exactly who the dogs belong to, but they haven't been able to locate the dogs. >>> well lanes of the outer loop of the capital beltway in silver spring are open again, following a fatal accident. several cars and a tractor trailer collided around 2:00 a.m. between colesville road and georgia avenue exit. one person was killed. the victim's identity has not been released. >>> testimony is underway in the perjury trial of roger clems. the form -- clemente clements. defense attorneys are expected to attack the testimony of his former trainer, brian mcnamy, who claims he injected clements with performance-enhancing drugs. >>> john edwards' trial is underway in north carolina. h

they wasn't going for nothing. >> reporter: two dogs pinned hawthorne. one clamped down on each arm. >> i was shaking him like he was a rag. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the dogs. one of the dogs follows right after this 11-year-old. >> i just kept running. >> reporter: when you saw the dogs jump on the car after him, what were you thinking? >> i was thinking i was literally about to lose my son. i opened our building door and let him run in and the dog came running in behind him. >> i just automatically reacted. >> reporter: hawthorne had a knife and was able to injure the dog, but they wouldn't let go until a neighbor came after them with a ba. >> i'm glad i'm still alive. i talked with animal control, and they say while the neighbors know who the dogs belong to, they have been unsuccessful in tracking them down. they are doing a 10-day surveillance on the neighborhood, and residents would like an apology from the dog owners and want the dogs to be put down. i'm surae chinn for 9news now. >> elsewhere tonight, a so i think boom heard across mu

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my son saved his life. >> andre hawthorne is getting treated for possible exposure to rabies. the d.c. department of health says it has ordered the dogs be impounded and will have man control officers patrolling that trinidad -- animal control officers patrolling that neighborhood until the dogs are taken off the street. >>> the man whose shooting of a florida teenager sparked nationwide outrage is out of jail tonight. george zimmerman was released on $150,000 bond overnight. no one is saying where he will go because there are concerns he won't be safe, but he is wearing an ankle monitor so that seminole county authorities can keep track of him. wherever zimmerman does go he'll have to observe a strict curfew from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. >>> new developments in that secret service sex scandal, now 12 military personnel under investigation for allegedly partying with prostitutes in colombia ahead of a presidential visit. that's in addition to a dozen members of the secret service. fox correspondent doug mckelway has the latest. >> reporter: today a 12th member of the military assigned

andre hawthorne managed to draw the dogs away from the youngsters but was bitten several times. hawthorne, armed with a knife and another neighbor armed with a baseball bat, were able to make the dogs run away. >>> today the president is scheduled to announce a plan which impose sanctions against an entity to help foreign governments crack down to dissidents. other regimes, like the syrian government have used technology to track the dissidents and block their internet access. the president is scheduled to announce that today. >>> there could soon be more fallout over the secret service prostitution scandal. six agents have lost their jobs, five are on administrative leave. >> they are all part of an advance team setting up the president's tripe to colombia. now congress is trying to find out if this scandal is more widespread. >> reporter: more secret service agents involved in the colombia prostitution scandal could seen be out of a job. >> i would expect to have several other agents leaving. >> members expect the secret service to fire more agents this week. so far six agents

. >> reporter: andre hawthorne, a 54-year-old usher at nats stadium, is wounding a left arm and has a chunk bitten out his right hand. he was mauled trying to keep the dog away from the children. >> when the dog came, let them have my left arm. i threw my left arm up so he could have that while i stuck him with the knife. and then a second dog come. >> reporter: that is when mr. hawthorne's stepson donald charles stepped in, swinging a baseball bat. >> if it wasn't for him, i might be worse than i am today. >> reporter: how frightening was it the other night. >> it was terrifying. something got to be done. >> reporter: but the dogs and their owner were not home when this animal control officer came knocking. he would check out the entire block but find nothing. still no sign. dog? >> nothing yet. >> reporter: little latrice wilkins says she saw the dogs' owner trying to get them to come home. he called after them but they wouldn't listen. no. >> what did he do? >> he said forget it and went into the house. >> reporter: later today, a d.c. police officer visited queen street to give mr

. >> but they did not, because andre hawthorne intervene, and ended up getting attacked.arms and hands are bandaged because of serious bite marks. >> i have six holes and the meat was coming out. >> it happen friday night in northeast d.c. hawthorne said he was just returning home when he saw all the chase began. -- when he saw the chase began. >> before he knew it, both dogs were attacking him. >> i fell down and both dogs came at me. i was trying to protect my face and my neck. >> all born and his face were able to injured the dog -- all born and his son were able to enter the dogs. -- hawthorne and his son. >> he says there were about a dozen kids being menaced by the two dogs. he is thankful none were seriously injured. >> do you regret doing this and getting hurt? >> no, not at all. i would do it again. >> that is all for us at 5:00. >> here is a look and what is coming at new at 6:00. >> the fire may be out, but the concern continues over hazardous chemicals. i am lisa robyn en route -- lisa robinson and i will have a full report it 6:00. >> since when is a high-hee

they weren't going for nothing. >> reporter: the two dogs pinned hawthorne. one clamped down on each arm. >> started shaking him like he was a rag. >> reporter: a neighbor's surveillance video shows the dog on the attack. two teens jump on top of a car to get away. but one of the dogs follows, right after 11-year-old xavier bryant. >> i kept running. >> you saw the dogs jump on the car after him, what were you thinking? >> i was thinking i was literally about to lose my son. then i opened our building door, and let him run in. and the dog came running in behind him. >> i just saw the two of them in danger. and i automatically reacted. >> reporter: hawthorne had a knife and was unable to injur the -- injury the dogs. -- injure the dogs. >> i'm glad i'm alive. >> neighbors say they are scared of these dogs and concerned because a home day care center is across the street from where this all happened. d.c. animal control say its is investigating the attack. >>> the trial of the baltimore brothers accused of attacking an african american teenager in park heights

they weren't going for nothing. >> reporter: two dogs pinned hawthorne. one clamped down on each arm. >> started shaking him like he was a rag. >> reporter: a neighbor's surveillance video shows the dog on the attack, charging after children. two teens jump on top of a car to get away, but one of the dogs follows right after 11- year-old xavier bryant. >> i just kept running. when you saw the dogs jump on the car after him, what were you thinking? >> i was thinking i was literally about to lose my son. then i opened our building door and let him run in. and the dog came running in behind him. >> i just think it's dangerous. and i just automatically reacted. >> reporter: hawthorne grabbed a knife and was able to injure the dogs, but they wouldn't let go until a neighbor came after them with a bat. >> i'm glad i'm still alive. >> reporter: neighbors say they are scared of these dogs, concerned also because a day care is located just across the street from where all of this happened. d.c. an pal control says it -- animal control say its is investigating the

andre hawthorne tells us he was getting home from work when he saw the two dogs, and he describes them as pit bulls and was chasing two teenagers. the dogs began to attack him. >> i fell down, so both dogs were coming at me, and i was trying to protect my face and check. >> hawthorne was bitten on both arms and hands. he is now getting rabie shots and will find out tomorrow if he has nerve damage. police are still looking for the dogs' owner. >>> a homicide along marine row barics. police heard both make a homophobic slur towards bushong. p ofpl th stabbed bushong. >> in columbia heights, a carjacking ended towards the border. a man and woman were thrown into the trunk of a car, but the kidnappers could not drive a stick shift so they ordered the man to drive them around. the man jumped out of the car and ran for help. the woman freed herself. both victims suffered minor injuries. >>> and then media are staking out the jail for a glimpse of george zimmerman. defense attorneys say his family is having a hard time coming up with the bail set at $150,000. the case sparks countless protest

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miss hawthorne was killed when one of the nails struck her in the head. these are traveling at over 2,000 feet per second so it's like a small missile. other people were struck by pieces of the pipe that the explosive was contained in. >> when you find something like nails in a device, it's put there for a purpose. that's called aept personnel. if you're going to just blow up something and do the damage, you don't need added shrapnel, things like that. when you put that in there, it's definitely designed to kill or injure people. >> a little more than 24 hearse after the bomb, investigators zero in on a person of interest. >> at the time of the blast, the question came up about a person who discovered the bomb richard jewel. richard was a security officer at the olympics. he discovered the bomb. he brought it to everyone's attention and it detonated a short time later. in a natural course of an investigation, you, of course, will look at the person who found the bomb. >> when i heard from my friends at the profiling unit that they thought they had their g

and i automatically reacted. >> reporter: hawthorne had a knife and injured the dog, but they couldn't -- they wouldn't let go until a neighbor got after them with a bat. >> i'm glad i'm still alive. >> reporter: neighbors say they are scared of these dogs. and they're concerned because a day care is located just across the street from where all of this happened. vic? >> what an amazing man. what a horrible story. mary, thank you so much. d.c. animal control say its is investigating this attack. >>> and a shocking case of animal cruelty in anne arundel county. anne arundel authorities say they believe this the owners of that golden retriever puppy tried to neuter it without any medical help. the puppy was rescued and received emergency care. charges are pending against the owners. >>> it went to three alarms. but a fire in canton imposed another risk. >> reporter: firefighters knew early on that sunday night's three-alarm fire at the eastern plating company in canton involved potentially dangerous chemicals. >> the chemicals that they use on a daily basis are hazardous. >> reporter: so

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preserved for us, too, are those early writers, pride of our growing national culture, nathaniel hawthorne, edgar allan poe, washington irving, the beloved poet walt whitman, and what schoolboy doesn't know the faces of our statesmen henry clay, john calhoun, daniel webster, men who shape and guided our young republic. they built well, but soon within the country's capital still awaiting the completion of the now familiar dome, the storm clouds of the slavery issue threaten national unity. as the crisis sharpened, brady saw a new use for the camera. abraham lincoln whom brady had photographed as a young congressman from illinois, now sat in washington as president of the divided nation. from him brady received permission to make a record of the war that could not be held back. we are coming, father abraham, so sang the volunteer units responding to lincoln's call to arms. hastily constructed camps sprang up, crude and comfortless by today's standards. the growing manpower had to be supplied and equipped, furnished with the weapons needed to fight this country's bloodiest war, a means to mo

. >>> hawthorne any profanity least speech williams appears to target specific body parts of several forty-niners for injury. >>> we decide how many times again be in french courts head and grinned davis is a goal. >>> we decide how many times we can bulrush and we can put the burnt and in davis is the ankle on the pots. get away the wide receivers already damaged knee ligaments. and wide receiver kyle williams. good shaw admits he was surprised when he heard the tapes. >>> i'm glad that it cannot like this so now we can completely its losses from the beginning. the nfl is not commenting on the tape but today the state coach john payton and other key members of the organization and hot present to their appeals to the nfl commissioner it received a one- year suspension and greg williams was suspended indefinitely. >>> elizabeth cook cbs five. a 71 year-old man killed by bicyclist while crossing a street tonight we're getting the sightless account of what happens. as robert lyles reports the red blob post he describes what he says was a split-second decision that ended in a bloody cras

>> a blistering stretch run from done talking in the 55th illinois derby at hawthorne today as seen on0 and becomes immediately eligible for the kentucky derby next month. not only do you win the money you win the golden ticket. >> great dan. a good day in sports and that is going to do it for us this saturday night. >> from all of us at wgn thanks for watching. we'll see you back here tomorr

andre hawthorne. you see him here with his injuries. he got between these dogs and these children. and sort of acted almost like a human field. >> i threw my left arm up, so the dog gripped this. while he was gripping this, i was using my right hand to punch him. >> andre had a knife on him and he was able to injury one of the dogs but they wouldn't give up. they kept attacking andre, until neighbors came with bats. one guy is whaling away at the dogs. tha >> thank goodness they didn't get ahold of those kids. >> people in the neighborhood are not happy. they want the dogs put down. they know who the dogs belong to but apparently nobody has been able to track down the dogs or the owners. animal control will keep their eyes peeled for these dogs again. >> i have to give it to andre, to put himself in the way of these dogs. he probably knows those dogs could have gotten control of his neck and this would have been it. >> shaking his arm around like that, they could have easily done the same thing to his neck. >> i'm glad i got my arm and i'm glad i'm still alive. >>> surveillance vid

that's when andre hawthorn uses his body as a shield to protect the children. still looking for those dogs and their owners. >>> a set back for the cardiologist accused of performing hundreds of unnecessary surgeries. a judge throws out a lawsuit. according to the baltimore sun, this means they cannot seek damages in the scandal over unnecessary stint surgeries. lawyers are not commenting. >>> inmates committing crimes from inside prison. authorities work to get dangerous contraband cell phones out of jail cells and a new multi-million grant. we are live and we explain it's a victory for some victims' families. >> reporter: make that new pilot program to get cell phones out of the hands of inmates is due to federal funding. some say it can't come soon enough. a cell phone behind prison walls killed her son. >> it was the ultimate weapon along the with gun. >> reporter: karl lackel was gunned down days before he was set to testify in a 2007 murder trial. the accused murderer called in the hit using a contraband cell phone inside his prison cell. >> and it hurts

on the south, and about hawthorne street on the west, so coming up against the eastern side of the yerba buena district. it extends beyond but completely contains the redevelopment area, which is split into two zones, the first of which is the area along folsom st. the is being planned for that new residential neighborhood. zone two primarily consists of private parcels with the exception of the transit center and its transittjpa-owned parcels. seconds and was always intended to be under the jurisdiction of the planning commission and planning code and was always intended to come back with further amendments to look at this area, and that is what this plan is. this plan will not affect zone 1, the residential program, and the former redevelopment agency, now its successor agency, will still be pursuing the developments of the public parcels in zone 1 as part of the program, and that is still moving forward as originally planned. there was essentially a for your core objectives of this plan. one was a comprehensive land-use plan, what should the response be? secondly was, getting to the q

and so the fact that he used so much melville and hawthorne in his book just made me so happy. well, david mendel is a historian and engineer. we're not sure when he sleeps either. he is also director of mit's program on technology and science and interdisciplinary department. see an expert on human machine relationships in broad technical, social, and historical context. now for years he has been combining engineering and historical research into the evolution of humans' relationships to machines. his book "digital apollo, human and machine and space flight" examines computers, and automation in the apollo moon landings. his first book aboard the "uss monitor" now reissued as "iron coffin" was awarded the sally hacker prize by the society for the history of technology. before coming to mit, he worked as a research engineer in the deep submergence laboratory where he is now a visiting investigator. maybe we'll find out what he is investigating. he has conducted all kinds of research there and worked on -- operated on autonomous underwater vehicles for exploring the deepest part

we are joined by jim hawthorne who is the co-chair of the statewide network of small businesses in oregonian hamilton joins me here, and he is co-founder and ceo of safeworks. good to have you both here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> jim, i want to ask you because you are in favor of the law and how it would help your small business and those you work with. >> well, i can tell you that we have had nine full time employee, and 13 employees altogether, and the health care premiums from 2001-2009 doubled. we now spend $100,000 a year for employees and their families' health care. 20% payroll. the ed a vadvantages that we han in the last two years the premiums went down 3% and plus we qualify for the small business health insurance tax credit which provided us $12,903 in credit to help pay for those, to help pay the premiums. >> and this is a story we hear over and over again from the small companies, and you know, little over half of the really small companies providing health care and they are saying, look, if i was providing health care it was expeppive and now i am getting a break, but y

and so the fact that he used so much melville and hawthorne in his book just made me so happy.id mindell is a historian and electrical engineer. and he is the dibner professor of the history of engineering and manufacturing and professor of aeronautics and mast of aeronautics at mit. we're not sure when he sleeps either. he is also director of mit's program on technology and science and interdisciplinary department. he is an expert on human machine relationships in broad technical, social, and historical context. now, for years, he's been combining engineering and historical research into the evolution of humans' relationships to machines. his book "digital apollo, human and machine and space flight" examined the computers, automation, and software in the apollo moon landings, their effects on human performance. his first book, "war technology and experience aboard the uss monitor," now reissued as "iron coffin," explored personal issues and dimensions of mechanization in the u.s. civil war and was awarded the sally hacker prize by the society of history technology. before come

had a sign it it's city limits saying don't let the sun go down on you in minute one same sign in hawthorne california same sign in pekin illinois and you don't have to . a sign as i mentioned when i went to write this book having i grew up in the middle of illinois and mentioned earlier i knew i was going to do more research and illinois than any other single state i thought i would end up with maybe ten sundown towns in illinois maybe fifty across the country i had no idea he had these signs of the n. word on them while they don't always have to sign as i said but if they can have they they think that. several towns for instance actually sounded a whistle at six pm in fact some still sound as we speak to tell blacks to be gone now they will deny and some people will deny that that's the purpose of saying well it's the six o'clock whistle but if you interview folks in the town they say yeah well that's what that so means you wouldn't want to be a black person a black resident in that town at six or one i mean you really wouldn't so it's can be a whistle it can be just a known fact you know

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andre hawthorne said he was getting home from work when he saw two dogs, and he describes them as pito teenagers. he tried to fight the dogs off and the dogs began then to attack him. >> i fell down, so both dogs were coming at me, and all i was doing is trying to protect was my face and neck and i kept the arm up so one dog could grab this one. >> hawthorne was bit on his hands and arms. he is getting rabie shots. >>> a u.s. marine is in jail after a deadly stabbing in southeast washington. we told you about the homicide along pmarine barics row. there was a homophobic slur against the 23-year-old, and the two started fighting and then there was a stabbing. the victim died at the hospital. >>> and a kidnapping in columbia heights. there was one major problem for the kidnappers. they didn't know how to drive the car. >> the police dogs and search teams are gone from the neighborhood, but the quiet had already been broken. >> my dogs are an alarm system for us and when they bark we know something was going on. >> actually an ordeal was ending for two people that had been car jacked and

hawthorne's left arm and right hand were bitten. animal control is going to conduct surveillance on the neighborhood to see if the dogs will return and the neighbors say they know who owns the dogs. >>> later this morning, president obama will speak at the u.s. holocaust memorial museum during holocaust days of remembrance. the third annual march of remembrance took place sunday on the national mall. holocaust survivors whose r had central roles in the event. they talked about surviving in concentration camps, and reconciling with the past. >>> a man is probably taking it easy today after a challenging adventure. >> max rutherford's family and friends cheered his safe return saturday. he made a 25,000-mile voyage across north america and south america in a 20-foot sailboat. >>> the dow picked up 65 points, finishing at 13029. the nasdaq dipped 7. >>> maryland poised to be the first state if the country making it illegal for your boss to ask for social media passwords. a spokesperson says governor martin o'malley is revug the measure

yesterday morning, we are able to get into her e-mail hawthorne and discovered that she made eight google search for her house in west santa rosa to industry park. today we are continuing to search. >>pam: helicopters like this one are playing a vital role in the search. tonight at 6:00 p.m. we will have a closer look at the challenges the searchers are facing an how authorities are dealing with the search. another victim from the school massacre in oakland is the way to rest today. seven people were killed in the deadly shooting at week as university on april 2nd including six students and a school receptions. for every three others hurt. friends, faculty and students from the school gathered for the funeral for kathleen today. oikos offices were closed today so that everyone could said. class's will resume on monday. jeff >> in morgan hill, several high school students were treated by paramedics after eating a hot place cookies. >>catherine: the killer treyvon martin speaks in court. statement of george showing possible injuries that happened to the night of the shooting. destroyed by t

. >> reporter: andre hawthorne jumped in to rescue the kids and ended up with serious bite wounds. undergoing rabies treatments and may have permanent damage. >> i went to the hospital yesterday to get my second rabies shot. and in the process, my hand was swollen and they think it's nerve damage. i'll have to see a hand specialist. >> reporter: it happened about 8:30 on friday night, but some residents are afraid to come outside or let their children come out to play. >> and then we've got a 4-year-old. >> reporter: and you're afraid to let them go outside? >> they ain't going nowhere. >> reporter: they injured the dogs and they limped away. a blood trail led to a nearby apartment. >> we have tips about where the dog's owner lives. the building that they pointed us to has been able to speak some residents there and they've all denied ownership. >> reporter: if the dogs are found, animal control would pursue a dangerous dog investigation. and that could lead to the dogs being euthanized and the owner could face criminal charges. >>> animal control officials will continue those patr

the dogs bit andre hawthorne's arms and hands when they intervened in the attack. >> i'm glad they foundhe dogs now so now the dogs are off the street. now they need to deal with the owner. >> the dog charged him. the dog was right about here when he shot, fired one round. >> reporter: sergeant matthew mcguire describes how a police officer encountered the two dogs before 1:00 a.m. on saturday. they were loose on state street, a residential neighborhood. >> initially the officer thought they had been fighting and the injuries were a result of them fighting each other. >> pretty bad injuries? >> yes. >> reporter: after the officer shot the dog, the animal jumped in the officer's cruiser. the officer slammed the door shot. the other dog was lying down nearby. prrnlg county control took over from there. >> we responded, had to transport them to an emergency hospital right away. due to their injuries, both dogs were euthanized. >> the dogs had been injured by neighbors on queen street about 8:30 wednesday night as they tried to stop the attack. the dog showed up here four miles away more tha

. >> andre hawthorne is now getting rabies shots because of his contact with the dogs.ntrol officers are still trying to find the owner of the dogs. what a frightening scene. you know, the dogs were just smelling the fear on those kids on top of that car. >> horrifying ordeal. >>> there is more to come on news 4 at 4:00. weapons so cruel they seem like they belong in the middle ages somewhere. the wicked booby traps found on a hiking trail. >> big news about prince harry today. when he is planning a trip to d.c. and what he said about lliam and kate that has landed him back in >>> prince harry caused a stir yesterday with a remark he made at the london marathon. >> he's topping it now. today we learned harry will visit washington next month. he'll receive a prestigious humanitarian award. michelle kosinski has our story. >> reporter: get ready to see prince harry on american soil once again only this time it won't be military training or official duty for the queen but he is being invited to be honored for all the work he's done for soldiers. the military and in particu