there is only heartbreak. >> it is devastating. as i understand, it is their only child. >> authorities believe this is a horrible accident. the driver has not been charged. >> such a terrible story. thank you very much. meanwhile to that we have developments in the trayvon martin murder. george zimmerman suffered from a pair of black eyes, a broken nose, and two cuts to the back of his head following the shooting. he was treated one day after the death. george zimmerman pleaded not guilty clamming self-defense. >> there is new frustration being aimed at those overseeing the metro silver line. members of the airport authority board has been solved -- spending thousands on lavish trips and fancy dinners. >> as you know, part of the silver line is already under construction at tyson's corner. that giant bridge is part of the future silver line. the plans call for it to go from falls church through tyson's of the way out to $2 and the two stops beyond and loud and county. some critics say this is new evidence they are right. clucks so

the had a marathon game that ended in heartbreak. >> it's gavrick. the rangers go up 2-14 in this series = >> they scored the go-ahead goal 14 minutes into triple overtime, four hours 35 minutes after the puck dropped. the rangers' lead bed sick -- lead that serious 2-1. the caps will rest today and tomorrow before the saturday game for. >> they deserve some rest after that marathon. >> i would think so. >> investigators are looking for the suspects to stab two people in d.c. on 27 straight. a woman is in critical but stable condition this morning. the man suffered minor injuries and the victims may have known their attacker but it is not clear what led to the stabbing. >> harry thomas jr. will learn his punishment for stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the city. >> prosecutors want a judge to put him away for four years and will likely receive at least 18 months. jummy olabanji has a preview and the details. >> good morning prosecutors are asking the judge for the higher end of federal standards but harry thomas jr.'s lawyers want someth

. >> the one word i keep during from fans tonight is "heartbreak." after such an exciting game an exciting season, fans around verizon center are very disappointed. these bars and restaurants were packed with capitals fans hoping this team could make it happen in advance in the playoffs. unfortunately, they came up short. this is now fans are reacting. >> it is great but does not come through in the end. >> it is heartbreaking. we expected to win. it did not go our way. in the first two minutes, we were already in a whole. -- hole. >> they put up a good fight. but with the important part. it was not for lack of effort >> we change perspective along the way in were a completely different team than they were when they started the season. >> as the capitals and fans turn their attention to next week, they now face -- the rangers now face the devils in the eastern conference finals. >> quite a heartbreaker tonight. a harris teeter store in arlington is closed until further notice due to flooding. the grocery store is on gleed road. company officials say

have to win and they responded well after a triple overtime loss and bigger sack after monday's heartbreak and back to you in the studio. >> a pair of eight-year-old twins love their. >> i joy pads. the apes are like people. the new ways they have learned to communicate coming up. plus. >>> >> having your mom in your math class, you may think it would cramp a guy's style. it's worked out well for a mother and son. they're cramming for finals and getting ready to graduate together. >>> >>> . >>> and that signs like a great story. i'm sue palka. we're keeping an eye on radar. showers and isolated thunderstorms getting widespread across the region and it's dropping temperatures. you will need a jacket and the umbrella if you're heading out later tonight, brian. i'll have the full forecast. >>> and if you have a story idea, calls at 202-895-3,000 or send an e-mail, at fox5tips@wttg.com. ps@wttg.com.  so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. mmm-hmm. and just leave your phon

she was stabbed to death last weekend. >> heartbreaking to say the least. through song that come up and a tribute through pictures, nearly 100 came out to tribute to the jazzmen moss. jasmine moss. >> >> some holding onto fuddles, others holding onto memories. all remembering the life of e moss. friends and family paid a her whose body was a trunk of a car stab death. her mother on hand overwhelmed by tonight's turnout. she had a beautiful spirit. i can see by all the outpouring of love and support that she had. she was such a happy person all the time. no idea there was any abuse in the relationship. few had even met him as he reported the -- he denied being baby's father. .> we had no idea >> and their final farewell, released 24 balloons into the air. one for every year of her life and one for her unborn baby. over and over again tonight, as ads describe her of the party. the baby would have been her first child. >> thank you. what a tragedy. new at 11:00, the tanning mom is again. time she is taking aim at her critics. patricia address those who her by

a real heartbreaker for the caps. they fell to the new york rangers in triple overtime 2-1. the caps had several chances to win with you but came up just a little bit short. the rangers scored the winning goal in the third overtime just after midnight at 12:14678 the caps now trail the best of seven series two games to one. -- at 12:14. >> what a heartbreaker last night. >> did they miss an open net. >> i don't know because i was asleep. i had to get the highlights. i was in deep, deep sleep at 12:14 last night. >> i went as far as i could. that was only about a period and a half. >> better luck next time. they still have a shot. >> got a game saturday. we've got some showers and thunderstorms just off to the north and east. we've got a little fog and mist for the rest of us. we are in for a hot one later this afternoon and the possibility of a few more showers and thunderstorms as we get into our afternoon hours. there is your radar. you can see the showers. just off to the north and east, in fact, parts of baltimore now getting in on the action. if you are up towards carro

of course, it is heartbreaking. people are demoralized, they are confused, some of the principles -- then you wind up with a deal that is in spite of that. when it depresses your friends and outrages are enemies. >> host: do think it will hurt the president if this goes down? at the supreme court decides that a piece of it or the whole thing is -- >> guest: it is hard for me to say. i don't think they will start the whole thing down. i think that it will find a way to keep most of it intact. i think health care is a bigger deal for the political class -- or, the political class thinks it is a bigger deal than the middle-class people. most people are confused about the health care bill is. no matter what the supreme court actually does, it will be interpreted through filters. people think that that health care bill is something they don't like, it is art across problems, but most of it hasn't even been formed yet. we have progressives that are very defensive of the president, president, how will they respond? i think

i cannot imagine the pain they are dealing with it is heartbreaking. >> there are new to the area, just opening up, so i know they are hurting. i feel for them. >> the police are investigating how this happened, but it appears to be a tragic accident. >> what a heartbreaking story. i knew at 11:00, and arlington grocery store is shut down after being flooded by a switch leak. the harris teeter on glebe road was closed near potomac yard. three tractor-trailer sized rigs were brought in to pump the substance out of the store. no indication how long the store will be closed. >> new at 11:00 new developments after the verdict in the murder of three members of jennifer hutson's family. hours ago a jury in chicago convicted william balfour in the murders. he is the oscar winner's brother-in-law, who was estranged from her sister at the time of the murder. the jurors deliberated three days before reaching guilty verdicts on first-degree murder. >> it is unfortunate it was her family, but this was not the jennifer hudson case. >> inside the courtroom, jennifer hudson filled with tears. she atte

it's heartbreaking. i'm so glad all these people came together to give the elephant a chance. >> there has to be a sanctuary they can send her to and give her some kind of peace. >> can we adopt an elephant? can we just have one. >> here on the show. >> steven. >> why do we name all the animals steven? >>> it's an accident waiting to happen. >> look at this car coming through. it runs a red light, slips. >> and it doesn't end there. the shocking video when the countdown continues. >> it's time for some >>> back to the rtm countdown to number one. at number six, would you do this? >> you guys feel like getting extreme? good. it's time for extreme bag jump. >> bag jump? >> basically a huge airbag that people jump onto. it's been around since 2006. hollywood stunt men use it, olympians use it to train, people do it for fun. christine, people jump from 10 meters, 15 meters. but brought along a professional jumper to show you how extreme this really can get. his name is daniel. has his up 30 meters in the air

the capitals lose a in a heartbreaker.d ended actt 12:14 this morning. the capitals losing in triple overtime. it appears most of the sellout crowd stayed throughout the game. metro closes in chinatown at midnight. a big question going into the game last night was how much playing time alex ovechkin was coined to get. he played a career low 13.5 minutes in game two. after the first two periods last night, he had close to 15 minutes. a lot more playing time. he hit the post twice in overtime. every fan bought the game was over. the lights went on. the buzzer sounded, but it did not go through, the replay showed. if there is any bright side after three overtimes the capitals will not play again for another two days. they will play game 4 here at the verizon center on saturday afternoon. to put things into perspective the teens or five minutes shy of playing two complete games last night. they have to be tired. >> hopefully, they get a chance to sleep in before they take -- get back on the ice. be sure to stay with abc 7 and

that's life. >> and talking of heartbreak, an "only in america" special. serena and i hit the court with the wimbledon champ in for a bit of a nasty surprise. >> uh! >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> everyone's still talking about the big story. president obama's change of heart on gay marriage. one whom who's got strong feelings on the subject is cynthia nixon. i sat down with her several days before president obama took his stand. we talked about that issue and so much more including her extraordinary career from "sex and the city" to her tony-nominated role on broadway in "wit." cynthia nixson best known for her role as miranda hobbs on "sex and the city," but earlier this week she received a tony nomination for her role on broadway in "wit," and she joins me now. cynthia, welcome. congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> not like you haven't had a few awards. two emmys, two s.a.g.s, a grammy now, a tony maybe heading your way. >> i have one from before. so -- >> you do? >> yes, i have one from before. >> anything you haven't won? >> no oscar. no

horrified to truly get as close as you can in in today's societ thing was -- heartbreaking is not must have. you can't fathom, you know, people actually put time and effort into build these things and then in prison. human beings. and anyway, i'm digressing. the camp we used for the show was us was as real as they could made to show the world -- we were hoping the show would be as big as it was and to show the world what it must have been like for easy company, for any man or woman to see this firsthand and to experience what these people went through, you know. so there was a lot of body makeup on guys slender built, but even then, we used grease to con straight brutality on the situation. and it was really hard on me. i'm not trying to -- it was a hard thing just because i knew -- i'd grown with it and become a part of me and all of a sudden i'm seeing this. and they made a wonderful effort to make this be as shocking and heartbreaking and realistic as humanly possible and that did it for me. and just -- i'm not jewish. so i wanted to study the jewish faith. i wanted to get into joe'

my heartbreaks for her. >> reporter: an suv runs over her.the driver is her own mother. >> she was running outside to tell my sister something. >> reporter: what happened that morning is a tragedy that plays out at least twice a week across the country and in 70% of these back-up accidents, a parent or relative is behind the wheel. >> it's still so hard for your sister to talk about what's happened. >> it wasn't a car accident. it was much worse than a car accident. the only person my sister could blame was herself. >> reporter: she begged her to warn others about the danger lurking behind their wheel. >> make sure this doesn't happen. you can do that. >> reporter: just last month, a man pulling out of a parking space never sees 5-year-old samia jones behind him. >> you never get closure on something like this. >> reporter: between 2006-2010, nearly 450 children died in back-up accidents. that's more than twice the number killed in the previous five years. even in small to mid-sized suvs like this one, there are big blind spots. in the side v

the heartbreak hotel?rtbreak hotel. ♪ heartbreak hotel is correct, and you're on the board with 50 bucks. [ indistinct shouting ] borrowed from the subway system, what two-word term refers to a charged political issue that no one wants to touch? um, i have no idea. dad, do you know this one? hmm. absolutely have no idea. five seconds. second question. i don't think we should use a shout-out. don't know. oh, no, strike one! third rail. a third-rail issue. just one strike, guys. not a big deal. two more of those, though, and it's out in the rain with you. i hear you. now a famous landmark in south dakota, what midwestern mountain was called "six grandfathers" by the sioux indians? mt. everest. mt. everest. mt. rushmore? mt. rushmore. i don't know why i was thinking mt. everest. we're gonna go with mt. rushmore. mt. rushmore is right, and you're back on track. [ cheering ] two for three. you have $100 and one strike. here's your final $50 question. miles away from its amazonian homeland, what ferocious freshw

it's heartbreaking. i'm so glad all these people came together to give the elephant a chance. >> there has to be a sanctuary they can send her to and give her some kind of peace. >> can we adopt an elephant? can we just have one. >> here on the show. >> steven. >> why do we name all the animals steven? >>> it's an accident waiting to happen. >> look at this car coming through. it runs a red light, slips. >> and it doesn't end there. the shocking video when the countdown continues. >> it's time for some extreme now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only 25 a month for six months -- our lowest price ever -- with a total home dvr included. plus get hbo and cinemax free for three months. [ male announcer ] with u-verse tv, you can record four shows at once with a total home dvr that lets you play back, pause, or rewind your shows from any room. [ female announcer ] so call at&t to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- for

. >> it is heartbreaking. i wish him well. >> no data set for thomas to -- no date is set for thomas to go to federal prison. >> he faces three years probation when it is done. another question is how much restitution. the judge wants to add another $100,000 because thomas took money that was designated for children's funds and held an inaugural ball at the wilson building. the judge wants to charge him for that as well. >> thank you. after a week of deliberations the jury in the south capitol street trial has gone home for the night. one juror is concerned about pressure from other jurors. a defense attorney was denied his mistrial offense. tomorrow the judge will figure out how to respond to concerns. >> a 20-day old baby is in the hospital tonight after a family dog got into the crib and bit him repeatedly. the baby was taken to a hospital where he is injured but will be ok. jennifer donelan live with more on this story. >> this is an open case. at this point, there will not be any charges, at least that is

i know, i get that, but they made a wonderful effort to make this be as shocking and as heartbreaking and realistic as humanly possible and that did it for me. i'm not jewish, so i wanted to study the jewish faith. i wanted to get into joe's skin a little bit. and when this episode came along, as important as it was for the show, it just -- you know, we all lost something that episode. that was a rough time, but it was important. you know, we have to continue telling that story. you know, it can never, ever, ever be forgotten. it can never be, you know, remotely discussed that it didn't happen. so hopefully we managed to do that with the show. >> jimmy? >> we got -- i remember us getting -- we had good times as we shot. i mean, we joked around a lot. we had fun as you can tell. and i just remember getting the memo that this is going to be a very hard episode and let's just focus and concentrate on the job at hand. and then david frankel directed that episode. terrific director. and word came down that david had family that spent some time in the camps. and so i think all the jokes wen

but to truly get as close as you can in today's society to this thing was -- heartbreaking is not enough, man. you can't fathom it. you can't fathom, you know, people actually put time and effort into build these things and imprison human beings, you know. and anyway, i'm digressing. the camp, itself, we used for the show was just as real as they could make it to show the world, we're hoping that the show was going to be as big as it was and to show the world, you know, what it must have been like for easy company, for any man or woman to see this fir firsthand and to experience what these people went through, you know? i remember showing up, we had -- even went as far as getting animetronics made because we couldn't get anybody as emaci e emaciatemaciat emaciated as we were finding in the pictures. so there was a lot of body makeup used on guys who were of slender build, but even then we used green screen to just convey the brutality of this situation. and it was really hard on me. i'm not trying to -- you know, it was a hard thing just because i knew -- i'd grown with john liebgard. i'

>>> oh, what a heartbreak. after nearly five hours of back-and-forth play, and marian gaborik scored in the third overtime to give the rangers a 2-1 win. the teams traded goals in the second period with defenseman john carlson scoring the only goal for the game for the caps. braden holtby stopping 47 shots on the night. he's letting the loss roll off his shoulders. >> you try to play every period the same. once you start putting pressure on yourself because it's overtime, that's when bad things start to happen. they scored a good goal. things started to open up in the third overtime, and it happens. >> the caps get two days of rest, and they'll need them, and they'll try to bounce back and win game four at home on saturday. >>> the loss wasn't the only reason the caps fans cleared out fast. many rushed to catch the last metro trains. that i planned to close at 1:00 this morning. the game ended around 12:20. a lot of fans took to twitter saying the ride home was a mess. some had to wait 45 minutes for a train. p

i mean a heartbreaker for, they were seconds away, just seconds away, oh, man. dan. that was hard to take, boy. >> it was tough to swallow for the fans. for the coaches, and definitely for the players. if they've don't win the series. this is the game that everybody is going to point to. gut wrenching. you said seconds. six seconds away from walking out of the garden with a lead in the series and a chance to put it away at home. and then things just -- imploded. a heartbreaking loss up here in manhattan. the rangers, caps going at it, game five. young goalie, holtby playing so well in the series. third period. caps up 2-1. 15 seconds to go. the rangers on a late power play. brad richards. the one who beats holtby with 6 seconds to go. rangers tie it up. going into overtime. less than two minutes in. new york on the power play. off the face-off. mark stahl fires and mark stahl scores. that's the game winner. rangers, snatch victory from jaws of defeat. they win it 3-2. and take 3-2 advantage going into wednesday's game six. >> it's tough. hard to swallow. but, you kno

. >> the extended kennedy family, once again, dealing with heartbreak, following the death of mary richardson kennedy, the estranged wife of rfk jr. >>> the john edwards trial. >>> a major change in childbirth in the u.s. an important landmark when it comes to ethnic and racial diversity. >>> and unfair fight. 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 dea

that was heartbreaking.st -- again not even gay marriage, just civil unions, to give his son, you know some of the same rights that he has. just that was just heartbreaking to me and kind of -- because that's the thing that you find is the more you know somebody, it is your son your favorite comedian, it is your whoever that you know, predicates polling, changing toward gay rights. that one -- but then we have to hand it to lincoln chafee. he's an independent. he was too sane to stay a republican. now, he's independent. he signed a bill so that chris what is it? so marriages done elsewhere gay marriage will be recognized in rhode island. he's leading the charge for marriage equality in rhode island. >> his name is lincoln. as republicans go. >> stephanie: thank you. yeah. then i hear stories like this where i think, i don't know, we're a great big joke. that's why romney could win. man first pumps for 16 hours for world record. that's a lot of firsting. james completed 16 hours in an attempt to set a guinnes

so it became "the heartbreak of aaron burr." and it's the story of aaron burr who is considered generally to be one of the great scoundrels, villains of american history. and i've always thought that the villains, the scoundrels are far more interesting than the heroes. and i also thought that anybody who was despised by alexander hamilton, john adams, thomas jefferson, james madison had to be somebody who had something going for him. [laughter] and so i thought i would try to tell the story. but i would tell the story through the relationship between aaron burr and his daughter. because the story of aaron burr is fairly well known, and i wasn't going to include any revelations on what exactly was burr up to when he traveled out to the west? was he engaged in what thomas jefferson announced to the world even before an indictment came down was treason? was he trying to destroy the united states? well, i'm going to tell you that you will not find a definitive answer to that question in my book because like so many important questi

down to basketball though and there is heartbreak for tesco in istanbul as the moscow side missed out on a seventh year early title after losing the final by a single point to olympiacos the only one had lead for much of the game a three point zero by milosz player thus it makes the score twenty five thirteen in the top of the second quarter and first slide nineteen points clear in the third but at n.p.r. has caught that way back and the last test that they missed a golden chance to pinch the game as the mass shish process failed to score twice on the free throw line in the dying seconds and then clung on to a one point lead but with less than a second left on the clock they were hit by a sucker punch just pintos is racing down the other end to sink the winning basket to give the greek side a stunning sixty two points to sixty one victory as their star for them by caroline case had his team and the cup and selves to blame. disappointed who also. played a great game in the first half was the fourth one of jordan overs where there was never a lot of snow where we start saving ourselves

and it's heartbreaking for tears come moscow if they lose basketball surely final by single point two million p.r. . despite spartak moscow claim the runners up spot in the russian premier league by larry carp and will step down as manager as planned form of the legacy of boss emery will take charge with immediate effect his appointment coming just after sparta lokomotiv to neil to secure champions league football next season during his four years it will end see emery guided the spanish team to third in the league or three times in a row he was also a former teammate of carping at real sociedad karpen will take over as general director at spartak and will oversee transfers where he ended his time as manager on a high spot i.p.c. lokomotiv to kneel on the last day of the season to claim the second spot behind champions any czech defender matic suki knotting spot x. first midway through the first half an arch and dizzy doubled their lead five minutes before the break aiden mcgeady with the cross for by go. most part i also needed to discuss the loose twice former champions through been

i will tell you about arid her and why i wrote a book about him called "the heartbreak of aaron burr." i cannot tell you the whole story without giving away the ending and i don't want to because not just because i want you to buy the book but the reason i wrote the book in the first place. and in particular quality at a question my mother put to me. it goes to the heart of why people write. i t trading to graduate students. those who also completed the come from history and communications, and the english department and the finance. they are apprentice writers carry out that arps is sean rose. stood to rights of a different view i have a novelist paul witt said, playwrights and screenwriters. trying to accomplish something else. what it is we all tried to accomplish. and this is why and why some people read. why do you read? hold on to that question. wrote typically the questions come from the audience. a few care to volunteer i would be happy to listen. but i will tell you their reactions i have gotten. including my mother. i was just talking to my mom and or again. -- or a god. is

caps coming off a heartbreaking trip overtime loss in game three, couldn't have come at a better time. game five tomorrow in new york. >> go in there with momentum here and play simple. you have to play ugly and keep the momentum on your side by doing that. could set ourselves up for a good opportunity. all we have to do is give ourselves a chance, really. >> we went to boston and played a good game on the road in game five. we'll draw on that experience and try to do the same thing. >>> tonight the devils hosting the flyers. game tied 2-22nd period. devils 3-2 lead. on the steal, gets tripped. find an empty net. devils win 4-2. jersey wins the series 3-1. >>> when we return, the heat try to send the knicks golfing. when the season is over, it's golf season. i'll tell you what, spike lee is not ready for golf season. [ feway pres ents real big dls of the ek. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. this week a crazy low price on tide, $10.99 for 100 ounces. 12 rolls of bounty a

it's heartbreaking to me because people say maybe there's too much partisanship, but i don't see too much partisanship if you mean both sides are equally partisan. >> host: the magnets are moving parts. >> guest: it's funny because in some ways they are moving towards the right the the republicans are moving faster. on a progressive democrat. the president is a moderate democrat. i would have said on health care single-payer. i would have said on health care why do you need private insurance companies for health care? insurance is when you buy if you are not sure about the outcome may be you are going to have a flood, need your not. you buy flood insurance because you don't know. everybody knows you are going to see a doctor or if you get run over by a mack truck the doctor pronounced dead everyone's going to see a doctor. why did you need insurance for that? so from the democratic point of view, single-payer would be the answer. well, almost all democrats at the end of that opposition to try to move to a more bipartisan stance so we arrived at the public auction. some people would b

progress as president, champion of the people, and yet there's still this sense of going from hope to heartbreak in the country. and of course, having been a grass-roots outsider for most of my life and then a white house insider and an outsider again i thought i had a 360-degree perspective on some of the ways that we were not achieving some of the change people had hoped for. >> host: why now? why this book out now instead of the end of the term or beginning of the term -- the end of the first term? >> guest: in some ways the first term is over because it doesn't seem like they are going to do a whole lot. i think that right now is when people are trying to make sense of the obama era so far. i passionately believe he's going to be reelected and deserves to be reelected, but i think we also have to learn that just voting on one day and then kind of hoping, you know, the vote and hold strategy is not going to be enough to get the changes done. so while people are thinking about politics or thinking about how do i assess what i just went through the past three years, past four years and think ab

that is heartbreaking. that is like -- i feel like the world is being taken over by villains from dickens. you know. all i can do -- i've tried everything. i think we have all tried everything. all i've got is art. and i keep flinging art at it and flinging art at it. and people are listening. things happen in small ways. and perhaps that ultimately, you know, is the answer. >> do you have sympathy for the anglos in arizona who say, we don't want to change our community? >> their community? >> well, this is what they say. we don't -- we want our neighborhood as it was. what do you say to those people when -- you must talk one on one with some of them. >> all the time. >> tell me about that. do you see their plight? >> oh, yeah, absolutely do. i'll put it in microcosm. i was in missouri. i was speaking at truman state. >> college there, right? >> yeah, great college. and there was a poetry reading. and my host said, because it was a typical student poetry with a lot of outrageous stuff. and my host said, wow