president barack obama will formally launch his palm paint -- campain next week. one in columbus ohio and the other in richmond virginia. he said it feels like the right time to put the president's record up against mitt romney's. >>> now with the campaign season heating up, president barack obama can look forward to more moments like this. this was captured while a young woman spilled her yogurt on him. she apologized profusely and was very embarrassed and she now has a good story to tell. >>> it looks like the octomom will not be coming soon. nadia suleman was set to appear at the lounge but her appearance was canceled after they saw poor living conditions for her 14 children. they had a complaint about her home but say they did not discover any mistreatment. >>> grape growers in the napa valley are happy about the year ahead. they create more than 40,000 jobs but the past few years were rough because of the weak economist and bad weather. now restaurant customers are better so they are buying more wide. thanks to great whether or. >> you know being able to pick

as to why mitt romney was leveling, again, for mitt romney, to the people he was speaking to at his palm fund-raiser. because the people at the fund-raiser are powerful people who support romney needs while the people who depend on hud are not. the people who depend on hud are largely urban dwellers, and urban dwellers are disproportionately nonwhite and the disproportionately democrats. so hud is an easy target for any republicans that comes to office. they can go after it, secure in the knowledge that most of the pain will be visited upon folks that don't have much power and don't vote for them anyway. this is part and parcel of the overall republican vision, as embodied in congressman paul ryan's budget to take a hatchet to those programs that most benefit the poor. and to eliminate nearly all of the federal government that is not defense or spending on senior citizens by the year 2050. but here's the thing i find particularly galling about toying with the notion of getting rid of hud. let's take a step back and remember where we are right now. the economy is still recovering from the

. >> just as soon as he lowered that gun, the same way he always had, back of his palm facing out anddown, that was it. >> the shot hits the mark dead on target. >> it killed the gun right out of his hand. there was nothing he could do to hold on to it and split it into about three different pieces. >> his gun immediately just exploded. >> the gunman is completely shocked. >> he's just sitting there looking and he had the most dumbfounded look on his face. it was like he didn't know where up was or where down was. >> wood takes advantage of connolly's surprise and tackles him to the ground. >> i rolled him over and he had a little cut on his chin and he had little cuts on his fingers, i think, from a little bit of the shrapnel. i said, see, man, we didn't want to hurt you. and he said that was a great shot. >> douglas connolly is taken into custody and spends just 16 days in jail for inducing panic. >> did you expect them to shoot you? >> sniper michael plumb's perfect shot is all over the news. and plumb receives a special tribute from his fellow swat team members. >> they surprised

but did he guide it in with his left palm? that is why the dallas bench was up and challenged. >> mike: that, they cannot review. and mark cuban, at the far end of the mavericks bench, and closer to the scorer's table, they were looking at the review and mark is heading back to his seat. we look at it twice on replay and it stands. it's a three for gasol. they couldn't review the no touch by barnes. all they can look at is the feet. and it was just a definitive look that the ball touched his hands. it was close. >> hubie: haywood has a role. west is fouled. he puts it up. >> mike: bynum hits it. andrew has four. >> hubie: that was a great athletic move by west. there was so much traffic out there, mainly because haywood, if he could have rolled, it could have cleaned some defender out of there. strong move to the rim. >> mike: the three by nowitzki a moment ago, put him over 24,000 points for his career. dirk is 19th on the all-time scoring list. and in the history of the league. >> hubie: you can see, they are going down to t

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and is planning a strike against iran, no one is addressing his argument, just attacking his person. >> the palm sparked a lot of debate in germany. major newspapers and networks have given plenty of time to the poem "what must be said" which has been sharply criticized by many including benjamin netanyahu. >> the poem that gunter grass published earlier this week has triggered a storm of criticism. the winner of the nobel prize in literature has been accused of everything from ignorance to anti-semitism. but gunter grass says he's being attacked unfairly. >> i feel like i am seeing the media lining of together on one side and crowding out any opposing voices. i am getting heaps of e-mails from people who agree with me. but of course, the media will not mention this. people are not open to the content of the poem. the facts that i mentioned. and these facts are not being contested. >> brass says the very discussion he hopes to ignite with his column is not taking place because voices like his are stifled from the outset. >> i know, of course, that one voice is not enough. i want many people out

in the 2008 election, barack obama had the kids in the palm of his hands. he was an historic candidate. he spoke their language, and he briefly toured with the black eyed peas. but, mr. fresh-faced hopey-changey of 2008 has now become old gray haired grandpa didn't close gitmo. and the younglings are in play. >> the polaroid needs these voters badly. in 2008 he won the youth vote by 66%. >> but some of that enthusiasm has waned. just 45% say they have a high interest in the fall election. >> i think if obama loses the huge edge he has among youth it's going to be a very, very close election. >> count chocula is right. ( laughter ) ( applause ) good to see him getting work. good to see him getting work. this could be close for obama, and obama is clearly panicking. because on tuesday, in a blatant pander to the youth vote, obama went on the jimmy fallon giggle-time news hour to talk about his student loan policy. it was a pathetically successful ploy to be appealing. and fox news nailed him for it. >> he's on jimmy fallon slow jamming about a policy that is

one is a pit bull who could not open his mouth. and a palm rain with two broken legs. all three dogs required major treatment. recovering and will adoption. all three are key to dogs and hopefully they will find a happy home. come on abc 7 news at noon. a plane just hit an apartment complex. i see the smoke. for the first time, we are calls. the frantic >> we sure hope it is not a sign of bad luck. a cruise ship got into a little the high seas. >> 7 is on your side with a about x- the recipe rays and cancer. >> from seven on your side, pink onlymp might not be the e in yours additiv meat. a report has surfaced that some anti-inflammatory drugs. researchers from iowa state university recently found of the staff of bacteria mrsa in port pirie >> hearing the panic of -- pork. >> we are hearing the panic of 911 plan calls. >> do you know if anybody is injured? it is on fire. i do not know. >> remarkably, no serious injuries, no fatalities. the navy blamed mechanical crash. for the passengers on this cruise ship the titanic's route may have regretted that idea. coast ofe sh

. >> he whips out his palm thing. and pop, pop, peep, peep, he just made the answer.ife. tmi. >> but by the end of their three-day social media reign, frankie described it as heartwarming and mind blowing. she liked the nice young ad agency people hanging around her home. betty white just took up twitter. and remember the couple in oregon who went viral after accidentally recording themselves on their new laptop? >> how pretty your hair is. just drop your dress a little bit. >> stop it. >> now there are critics who say making these two seem clueless. the women are being exploited, posted someone. ridiculous, says frankie. mac n cheese, that's how dottie and frankie feel about their voyage to cyberspace. >> oh dottie, dottie. >> i got t

into jail after the the second shooting doctors are monitoring his health and evaluating his condition every day. palmegree to get the right not to eat it cannot force them this is something that he is choosing to do and that is the case. really have no recourse at this point he's scheduled to return to course next week and to enter a plea less than two weeks ago he spoke exclusively with cbs buys joliet goodrich and told her " to i'm sorry but that word doesn't help. families are so angry with me if i tell am sorry it doesn't bring anyone back california voters will decide whether to abolish the death penalty here once and for all his secretary of state's office says opponents of capital punishment collect enough signatures to put a measure on a november ballot is pass the law would make life in prison without possibility of parole the harshest punishments interstate. >>> california's death penalty cost 184,000,003 year war. if we had a system of life without possibility of parole. the law also commute the sentences of more than 700 death row and leads the state has executed anyone since 2006. >>> mu

house of representatives general douglas macarthur held america in the palm of his hands.se are the words of pbs's american experience writing about macarthur, his famous old soldiers never die speech and runs 37 minutes and here is how general macarthur concluded his remarks. >> i am closing my 52 years of military service. when i joined the army even before the turn of the century, it was the fulfillment of all my boyish hopes and dreams. the world has turned over many times since i took the oath on the plain at west point and the hopes and dreams have long since vanished. i still remember the refrain of one of the most popular barracks ballads of that day that proclaimed most proudly that oh, soldier, never die, they just fade away. like the old soldier of that ballad, i now close my military career and just fade away. an old soldier who tried to do his duty as god gave him the light to see that duty. goodbye.

well the this is why it's very encouraging i think because the zoo tong essentially has in the palm of his hands an entire exchange and an entire currency that's outside of the current regulatory environment value matched up against let's say the protesters of occupy wall street and i would make my bed with those two tongue because he's able then to go into the market and create let's say trading pushback against j.p. morgan and j.p. morgan fabricates they they sell into the marketplace counterfeit credit default swaps to manipulate prices this is not well documented well understood life masters engineers and jamie diamond ok is it and then manipulate prices there's a seventeen year old chinese kid who's got this incredible computer firepower that he could be a worthy adversary for a jamie diamond or a lloyd blankfein i supported you tone well in this article that quote simon really veldts he said because it is not going to fly because there is no central bank or power base it's doomed to fail all that statement is wrong by saying that the big coin is not backed by anything that's false wh

his name is ron paul. new at 10:00, john sasaki had a crowd of 2,000 right at the palm of his hand. >> reporter: tonight's feature speaker wants to be the republican nominee for president. congressman ron paul received a heros welcome from a crowd outside university library. very quickly he had his supporters supporters screaming from everything like smaller government. >> if you had state's rights in california wouldn't have the feds bugging you and coming in here and invading and telling you what you can do with your own body. >> i'm consistent and i'm truthful. >> reporter: before the speech congressman paul told me despite his low delegate count he is still working to win the nomination. >> to present the case for liberty. and to make sure that people hear this, so that if i'm not president, they surely will know what to have as president. >> his consistencies and his view, his honesty is something we need the politics. >> reporter: not everyone who is here is still in school. >> he's one of the champions of constitution, he believes in peaceful policy which is consistent policy. >> reporter: ron paul

he banged his fist into his palm. no page treatise and he declared. you're right yossarian shouted that. you're right, you're right, you're right. a hot dog, the brooklyn dodgers, mom's apple pie. that's a difference fighting for. but he's fighting for the decent folk? is fighting for more votes for the decent folk? there's a patriotism. that's what it is. and nobody churches and be there. the officer upon yossarian fluffed turned on a site to go to sleep. the texan turned out to be good-natured, generous and likable. in three days no one could stand in. [laughter] he sent shudders at the of annoyance scampering up ticklish spines and everybody fled from him. everybody but the soldier in way too had no choice. the soldier in way of it missing case from head to toe in plaster and cause. yet useless legs and two useless arms. he had been smuggled into the work during the night and the men had no idea he was among them until you woke encompass two strangely exquisite from the hips. the two stranger and anchored a perpendicularly, all four limbs in the ai

palm sunday ceremony. ony. >>> pope benedict xvi is back in rome after his trip to cuba. he is starting off holy week with a palm sunday ceremony. thousands gathered for the celebration. greg burk has the story. >> reporter: a beautiful ceremony in st. peter's square this morning. palm sunday marks the beginning of holy week and it will be a busy week for pope benedict xvi. a massive crowd here this morning. if you don't like crowds, st. peter's square is probably not the place to be during this time of year. so many pilgrims from all around the world. people come to rome for all sorts of reasons during the year. but those here at this time are normally here for religion reasons. in his homily, pope benedict laying out a challenge saying they have to ask themselves what idea do i have of god. saying this is a crucial question that no one should fry to avoid and certainly not this week. the pope making a special plea to the young people present saying they have to make christ the center of their lives if they want to find true joy. and, finally, it will be an important test

the president traveling to the swing state of florida to make his pitch to crowds in west palm beach. the rule is named after billionaire warren buffett who said he paid a lower tax rate than his secretary. president obama's push comes a week before a senate vote on the tax plan. >>> a prince george's county police officer is on administrative leave after shooting and killing a man in landover last night. police say the officer approached three men acting suspiciously who tried to get away. the officer was able to catch one of the men and eventually used a taser on him. the man pulled the prongs out and went for the officer's gun. the victim has not been identified. >>> 4:35. this morning, a man is being questioned after a 6-year-old clinton, maryland, boy accidently shot and killed himself. that boy found the gun inside a bookbag that belonged to a 20-year-old man who lives at a home along arbutis lane. police say he is not a relative. the boy was in the house with his great grandmother and two sisters at the time of the shooting. no one else was hurt, and police say the boy's death

his name is ron paul. new at 10:00, john sasaki had a crowd of 2,000 right at the palm of his hand. >> reporter: tonight's feature speaker wants to be the republican nominee for president. congressman ron paul received a heros welcome from a crowd outside university library. very quickly he had his supporters supporters screaming from everything like smaller government. >> if you had state's rights in california wouldn't have the feds bugging you and coming in here and invading and telling you what you can do with your own body. >> i'm consistent and i'm truthful. >> reporter: before the speech congressman paul told me despite his low delegate count he is still working to win the nomination. >> to present the case for liberty. and to make sure that people hear this, so that if i'm not president, they surely will know what to have as president. >> his consistencies and his view, his honesty is something we need the politics. >> reporter: not everyone who is here is still in school. >> he's one of the champions of constitution, he believes in peaceful policy which is consistent policy. >> reporter: ron paul

his church has stained-glass doors and palm trees. we have several hundred pictures of this church because he draws it again and again, he loves it so much. his state is so great. his friend is roberts yip, a san francisco transplant, a merchant seamen. he had lived in the richmond district for 30 years, owns a house about two blocks away from the senior center. he takes care ofinsun. insun takes medication. robert helps them. he always make sure that he has a chair and makes sure that he has a napkin and silverware. this is how the two men take care of each other. it is a lovely french ship, and it happened in the senior center. that is what your money does. thank you. [applause] >> we have a person from huckleberry house, patrick. i want to tell you, huckleberry house save my family, so i really want you to speak. >> my name is patrick. i am a case manager at huckleberry house, in the fifth district. i am a resident of the first district, so this works out nicely. i want to talk about the cost of living adjustments that we were heari

he banged his fist into his palm. no page treatise and he declared. you're right yossarian shouted that. you're right, you're right, you're right. a hot dog, the brooklyn dodgers, mom's apple pie. that's a difference fighting for. but he's fighting for the decent folk? is fighting for more votes for the decent folk? there's a patriotism. that's what it is. and nobody churches and be there. the officer upon yossarian fluffed turned on a site to go to sleep. the texan turned out to be good-natured, generous and likable. in three days no one could stand in. [laughter] he sent shudders at the of annoyance scampering up ticklish spines and everybody fled from him. everybody but the soldier in way too had no choice. the soldier in way of it missing case from head to toe in plaster and cause. yet useless legs and two useless arms. he had been smuggled into the work during the night and the men had no idea he was among them until you woke encompass two strangely exquisite from the hips. the two stranger and anchored a perpendicularly, all four limbs in the ai

so the end for me began in march 1975 when president ford went to palm springs, california, for his annual easter golfing vacation. every day on the first tee and on the 18th green, he was bombarded with questions from reporters who had seen tv pictures of the south vietnamese army dissolving, soldiers shoving women and children out of the way to scramble aboard evacuation planes and ships. and president ford dispatched his army chief of staff to assess the situation. and he also sent his irrepressible photographer, david kennerly, whom many of you know, he had spent 2 1/2 years in vietnam for a time. and president ford knew that david would give him a plain english appraisal of what was happening. and he did. david came back and said the generals are bullshitting you. meanwhile, the networks had asked the white house to help evacuate their american and vietnamese staffers, as you heard, aboard chartered jets. and when that work got a surprise when one of its vietnamese cameramen showed up for the evacuation flight with both of his wives. on april 28th, the north vietnamese began shelling

. >> he just whips out his little palm thing and gives me the answer.ow frankie feels about facebook. >> get a life, tmi. >> reporter: she described it as heart-warming and she loved having all the nice ad agency people hanging around her california home. oldsters in cyberspace are practically a trend. betty white took up twitter and remember the couple in oregon that went rival after accidentally recording them on their new laptop. >> how pretty your hair is. drop your dress a little bit to see your boobs. >> stop it. >> reporter: critics say what is cheesy is making these two oxygen nair rans seem clueless. frankie, and dottie, like mac and cheese, that's how they feel about their voyage to cyberspace, new york. >> these are amazing women and they look great, i must say, frankie and dottie. we are going to continue to follow you.

the dream of the village, that they depart with their palms and the house dreaming of his leveling and the exile as well, the dream of night that the day would be purified, the dream of day that the dark would be lifted, and the dream of the dream but who is to speak of this? i don't think this needs to be explained, it's called mad man with broom. the realist crows return at earliest morning. and the madman with broom, madman in his night shirt with a broom, he, too, returns. he thinks to roust the crows from the mulberry boughs by jabing and swirling his broom, by crazily twirling his broom in the wet summer air and hurling curses skyward beyond the boughs and the crows toward the fading gods beyond the fading stars. but the realist crows know it is only a man in a nightshirt after dawn; that the broom is a broom and that his cries are nothing more than words and half words the heavy air will swallow. they rise anyway from the tree, as best to quiet him and let morning be morning. soon enough they will return again by twos and threes, settling among the spreading limbs, their laughte

the bible says on palm sunday jesus christ made his return to the holy city greeted by cheering crowdsing palms. today people will retrace the footsteps of jesus. it is believed to be the site of the crucifixion observed as good friday. holy week culminates a week from today when christians celebrate the resurrection of christ. >>> to politics, all three presidential candidates are gearing up for tuesday's primary in wisconsin. yesterday they all campaigned for wisconsin's 42 delegates. mitt romney continues to lead the policy there. he has anywhere from a a 5 to 7-point lead. rick san has not done well in midwest states but he is hoping for a turn around. >> if santorum were to win in wisconsin it would be huge for his campaign because he hasn't really had a win in a state that doesn't have a lot of evangelicals in it. so if he can win in this state, particularly after all the controversy they had with the republican governor, i think it would be a big thing for santorum. >> newt gingrich also addressed the wisconsin faith and freedom coalition. maryland and the district of columbia a

the president is traveling to the swing state of florida to make his future crowds in west palm beach. the buffett rule was named after billionaire warren buffett who said he paid a lower tax rate than his secretaries. >>> today we are going to try our level best to get some answers about who won the mega millions. maryland lottery official will hold a news conference at 8:00 this morning. somebody claimed their piece of the jackpot yesterday. the winner wants to remain anonymous. last week, mcdonald's employee merlandi wilson claimed she had the winning ticket and then lost it. we asked her if she found the ticket. she said, "i can't tell you." this jackpot was the largest in mega millions history. it was -- if the winner takes the lump sum, each of the three winners would receive about $158 million before taxes. so the question for you is -- would you also want to remain anonymous, or would you come forward? let us know what you think on the "news4 today" facebook page. and regina ford posted, "don't know. but i do know i'd share it. even with the long-lost cousin. can't take it wit