a top weight last season for john hopkins. -- wait last season for johns hopkins.he blue jays gathered to watch this show. 12-2 record on the season. many people predicted the outcome for the young squad. the head coach got their attention all year long. maryland not ceded it goes on a familiar road to north carolina. hopkins the 3 seed against hofstra. and women's, maryland against navy saturday in college park. and another game against massachusetts on saturday. the coach for the bulls in the lakers -- the finality with los angeles defined the term, leaving on bad terms. jackson was unable to motivate the defending champs. they completely failed to defend the perimeter. dallas and adjacent terry, and a record, nine threes in the game. lamar odom ejected as he makes this run. a wicked elbow here. the mavericks had the last laughs. 122-86. tiger woods and out with a sore need since the masters will play next week at the players championship . a final round today for a moment of silence for seve. the par save into the clubhouse. bird, for a bird. just enough and goi

this time it happened in one of the busiest intersections near hopkins. a car struck ben zucker and beth cowen. the two students were rushed to area hospitals. the car that hit them a 2010 chevy imbala didn't stop -- impala didn't stop, it kept ongoing. luckily for those two students, a hopkins university security saw the incident happen and he called police. charges have not been filed, although it's thought the driver was may have been drunk. this follows the story of poler who was struck by a car while riding his bike leaving him brain damaged. and miriam fuller who was hit by a car in 2009. >> there needs to be more in policing or trafficking, these intersections. the one between 34th and st. paul. they both are really dangerous. >> me and my friends have had close calls. there's crazy drivers out here. >> it happens more than you think. but we are always in a hurry, so we might not pay attention to the cars and they might not see us. >> it's kind of crazy when you're walking or riding a bicycle, it makes me think twice at least. >> reporter: one of t

anthony hopkins is here.i is here. bin laden is not here, he's dead. everything's going our way. as you most likely know, osama bin laden was killed on sunday night. the initial reports were that he was killed by navy s.e.a.l.s. but we learned today he was killed by actual seals. they slid in on their bellies and smothered him with a beach ball, they were twirling it around. i tell you what, there's no better time than now to be a navy s.e.a.l. or a guy in a bar claiming to be a navy s.e.a.l. new details continue to emerge, describing bin laden's final moments. according to sources close to officials at the white house, bin laden's final words, and this is interesting, "are you guys here about the dishwasher?" [ laughter ] an early report suggested that during the raid, he used his wife as a human shield, which, i guess he could have used a fatter wife, right? but they've retracted that report, saying that did not happen. she was on the first floor, she was on the third floor. i like the human shield story be

in baltimore. >> reporter: vice proper vote of research at johns hopkins says a majority of research has to do with human health. that means finding cures or developing new drugs for hiv and multiple sclerosis. >> we don't suffer diseases we would have suffered after animal research. >> reporter: there are 30,000 mice making this type of animal the most commonly used animal here. it's not all rodents. researchers also use zebra fish, dogs rabbits pigs and monkeys. >> monkeys. alternatives for animal testing is in the same building as john hopkins and funds studies that don't involve living creatures. he says animal research will likely change in the next decade, but he's skeptical the use of animals will be completely abolished in his lifetime. kristin volt abc2 news. >>> that is tonight's hot topic. we want to know how you feel about animal testing and if you think these billboards are effective in getting a message across. log on to abc2news.com/facebook and tell us what you think about this hot topic. >>> obstacles in the road of life are nothing for one local mom. she's overcomin

. >> dicky: anthony hopkins. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: andre agassi. and from "dancing with the stars," kendra wilkinson. >> jimmy: that's like clay aiken doing a tribute to james brown. >> jimmy: i'm jimmy kimmel with a message about fuze juice drink, a delicious blend of fruit flavors and helpful nutrients. fuze teaches us a powerful lesson, that mixing two great things together makes them even better. like strawberries and melon, great on their own, but mix them together and you have fuze strawberry melon. even better. lets go through some more examples, shall we? for instance. i love pizza, and i also love puppies. and there you go, pizza and puppies. enjoy the pizza, puppies. i also love delicious meat balls. who doesn't? and -- that's for you, guillermo. i love wiffle ball. let's do another one. pitch it overhand. there we go. well, i tell you what if this doesn't prove why fuze is so good, i don't know what will. right puppies with pizza? they agree. >> dicky: fuze. fruit flavors and nutrients. it's better when you mix things up. go to facebook.

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this is the latest in a string of accidents involving hopkins students, derrick? >> reporter: the tragedies still fresh on the minds of many of the students as they learn about the most recent hilt and run right here at the one of the busiest intersections near campus. just after 2:00 saturday morning. bars in charles village had just closed. a driver hit the two as they were crossing the street. >> we were shocked. a lot of 0 students rushed out from whatever they were doing and came here to see how it happened. >> reporter: two students rushed to area hospitals. the car that hit them, a year 2000 chevy impala that didn't stop. >> reporter: one officer saw it and radioed for help and with the assistance of other police officers, he was able to chase down the driver. >> reporter: police say the driver may have been drunk, but no charges have been filed. >> the death of miriam franco, struck by a drunk hit and run driver as she tried to cross st. paul in october 2009. some hopkins students found their own survey 87% of the students felt unsafe crossing the road. >>

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bernard hopkins making some news here.azy he's this age. >> 46-year-old bernard hopkins is now the oldest fighter in boxing history to win a major world championship. george foreman held the previous record winning at 45. look at that. hopkins not only beat him physically but also mentally, doing push-ups between the sixth and seventh round. what's that say? i got you. >> how old a kid he fighting? >> 18 years younger. he's 28. >> hopkins says he actually plans to fight until he's 50! we joked earlier about how he promised his mom he wouldn't fight past 40. he's had 11 fights since he turned 40. >> why not if you can still do it? he had to mix it up a little bit. >> it started off slow but then he pick it up and put on pretty much a clinic about five rounds in. >> i like these throwbacks. i love this stuff, the uniforms, throwback to the old days. >> it was turn back the clock night in boston last night. 1918 was the last time the cubs and red sox played each other in a series at fenway park so to commemorate this historic

a johns hopkins didn't hit by a car near the campus is back home tonight. -- at johns hopkins student it by car is back home tonight. zucker has been released and kellen is in stable condition. police said the driver of the vehicle may have been drinking. so far no charges have been filed. officials have had black post install to help curb crime at the lyndon station. the new of blue light position in the system is a line connected to the police. 15 security camelcameras have bn installed. >> is a good step. the problem is, the crime does not happen at the station. the crime happens in the neighborhood around it. >> residents say they just want the light rail out of their backyard. a possible station in residential areas and howard county has many people concerned there. the howard county executive address the concern in our sunday morning "q&a". >> that had to show whatever side they did not have a negative impact on existing communities, and so far they have not shown that. >> he says he hopes to focus on a site in jessup where there are mostly warehouses and a residential areas nea

johns hopkins received $750,000 for care and research. >> the johns hopkins breast center has severalrograms, including research, so a lot of this will go to research for finding a cure and better treatment for breast cancer. >> the majority of that money will stay in the d.c. and maryland and vrng area, which is nice because they worked hard to raise the money and nice to know the money is staying locally and going to organizations that they know. >> reporter: each walker raised more than $1,800 in donations. reporting live from the mall, darcy spencer, news 4, craig, back to you. >> thank you so much for that. >>> "saturday night live" seth myers was a big hit at last night's white house correspondents dinner. not everyone is taking the jokes well. >> donald trump is saying he's running for president since february, which is surprising, i thought it was a joke. he often appears on fox which is ironic, because a fox often appears on donald trump's head. donald trump's head recently has a grant relationship with the blacks though unless the blacks are a family of white people i bet he

loyola trying to be johns hopkins, something it does not do very often at all.ee times out of the last 49. hawkins had an impressive second half lead. -- hopkins had an impressive second half lead. it comes down to this. last chance for the hounds. a loose ball up for one last shot, and it goes wide. johns hey, what are you drinkin'? dunkin' iced. the biggest iced coffee i can get. iced coffee helps me keep up. i love iced coffee. drinkin' dunkin'. i'm drinkin' dunkin'. drinkin' dunkin'. dunkin'... iced coffee. i run on dunkin' iced coffee. america runs on dunkin' coffee. including the 2011 jetta. awesome. plus it's an iihs top safety pick. even better. but they're going fast. so, i guess this is where you tell me i got to hurry or it's gone right? yep. going going gone. get it? it's funny. [ male announcer ] the volkswagen going going gone event. hurry in, and for a limited time while they last get a 2011 jetta for $179 a month. visit vwdealer.com today. inositol? taurine? glucuronolactone? or how about real fruit juice... and natural caffeine? new jamba energy

. >> reporter: hopkins, stevenson we have great partnerships here. the intellectal capital is higher. it. >> reporter: it employs 350 people. >> this is a great success story. it's not only good product but it's a well run company and it's a baltimore county company. it wants to stay here. >> reporter: in owings mills jeff hager abc2 news. >> medi fast is in its infancy stages with no international business but its chairman says within the next decade it could become one of maryland's billion dollar companies. >>> several hundred jobs could be up in the air as constellation energy moves forward with the plan to merge with another company. constill ace plans to sell 3 coal fired power plants in baltimore and anne arundel counties. people work at the plants and another 450 work in support roles that assist those plants that employ 300 people. it's unclear what the proposed merger between constellation and chicago based epsilon means for the 750 workers. >>> nearly a week after a deadly tornado ripped through parts of the south we're getting a first loo

the old statement about mark hopkins, at williams college, was -- the great education is mark hopkins a log. you just sit there with him and you learn. that's the ideal. and i think it's still very valuable. i think it's the thing that colleges are still charging for in a way that makes it worthwhile. chris: isn't it what you make of it? a kid who tries hard, gets a lot out and the kid who sloughs along -- and you're probably saying i could have done better. when are you going to do better? the greatest challenge of life. >> the greatest determinant of success is hard work and a little bit of good luck. most people who get good luck work very hard for it. and not those who go to harvard and yale and princeton and the greatest schools in america but those who work very hard and persevere. and i think the key thing is more and more people i talk to about this and give the credit to tom friedman who talked about this, the love of the ability to learn. because the stuff we all learned in college is not really relevant to today. and even if you're an engineer, you have to be able to keep l

. >> hopkins saw mel's behavior and said, he's going to have to shape up or he could number a lot ofrouble. >>> in 1979, 23-year-old mel gibson landed the lead in an australian science fiction film "mad max." >> it was low budget. it was really fun. great story telling. at the center of it was this new guy, mel gibson, who was tough and beautiful and captivating. >> look, any longer out on that road and -- you know, a terminal crazy. >> reporter: the film was not a huge box office hit. however, the sequel "the road warrior" was. >> you want to get out of here? you talk to me. >> after the second mad max hits he's picked up by hollywood. he does a film called "the year of living dangerously" with international financing and significant our any weaver is his co-star. >> you're a spook, aren't you? >> if i were, i'd hardly tell you, would i? >> reporter: "the year of living dangerously" won mel gibson more attention from hollywood and from women around the world. he landed on the cover of "playgirl" magazine and then "people" magazine. >> "people" magazine was doing a cover story on mel

hopkins appears to do nothing and everybody went like that. you do in the cinema. and you really hurt him so deeply plus he is so angry. and it took off in that way but it was on the page and then they went for it and then you just try to do what can you and it was a great moment. >> you are known for your serious roles and you played so many great roles throughout the years. do you feel like that serious vibe, do you wish you could get more roles like thor or do you feel it keeps you from getting offered more roles like thor. >> i don't live with those expectations. it always leads to resentment. it is something of a practiced over the last few years is to not expect anything and suddenly, something turns up. that is how this part turned up. i came back from europe. got a new agent. and they said would you like to play this and i said yeah. i met ken and i'd known him before over the years but not well. i wasn't sure how -- we weren't close friends or anything and i met him in santa monica at the hotel and he was affable and generous and nice and i thought this gu

. >>> still to come bernard hopkins boxing in montreal. >>> delivering a kick that would make at high noon for game four of,,, between the sharks and canucks n the east... >>> dropping the puck at high noon for game 4. western conference finals between the sharks an canucks. >>> over in the east the bruins willing to take down anyone in their path to the stanley cup. first period patrik berglund steals it from steven samcos and tabes it the other way for the shorthanded goal. boston jumping out to a 3-0 lead. the lightening came back to score five unanswered goals. simon gagne giving them the lead for good in the 3rd. tampa bay ties the series both at two games. >>> the quakes making it two in a row beating the revolution 2- 1. >>> fight night in montreal. 46-year-old bernard hopkins stirring up the crowd by doing push ups in the middle of the ring. unanimous decision. winning the wbc light heavyweight title and becoming the oldest champ in boxing history. he said he won't retire until he is 50. george foreman did it at 45. he was the previous oldest boxer to win. >>> cal rugby team w

. >> hopkins saw mel's behavior and said, he's going to have to shape up or he could number a lot ofrouble. [ melissa ] i hit the water and everything changed. ♪ i saw what my life could be... and found the strength to make it happen. ♪ i lost my leg serving my country. now i serve in a new uniform. [ male announcer ] helping people achieve without limits. at the hartford it's what we do... and why we're the founding partner of the u.s. paralympic team. show your support at facebook.com/thehartford. >>> in 1979, 23-year-old mel gibson landed the lead in an australian science fiction film "mad max." >> it was low budget. it was really fun. great story telling. at the center of it was this new guy, mel gibson, who was tough and beautiful and captivating. >> look, any longer out on that road and -- you know, a terminal crazy. >> reporter: the film was not a huge box office hit. however, the sequel "the road warrior" was. >> you want to get out of here? you talk to me. >> after the second mad max hits he's picked up by hollywood. he does a film called "the year of living dangerously" wit

come up this weekend, a great annual fund-raiser benefiting als research at johns hopkin. this morning dr. jeff ro sstein joins us this morning to talk about the 5th annual fiesta 5k and fun run. good morning. >> good morning. >> you are not only the director but the founder. this is something you took on ten years ago. >> i did. there was a great need to advance als research. it had been moving slowly and we put this together about ten years ago. and it is a model where we bring researchers from all over the world. we cherry pick the best researchers to work together as a team and we are pretty harsh about it. we uselessons learned from industry. if they don't work together as a team they don't produce we take their money away and kick them out. >> is that a new approach? >> yes. this hasn't been done before. the traditional way of funding research for als and most diseases is the government hand out money and it takes a long time to get it. typically one to three years and every so often you report how you are doing. we can give out money within two weeks and you must re

> i think your brain has been overheated and overindulged. >> reporter: the cast included anthony hopkinspressed concern. >> no more messing with the people of these islands. >> hopkins saw mel's behavior and said, he's going to have to shape up or he could number a lot of trouble. >> reporter: the very next year, gibson was arrested for drunk driving while filming "mrs. sofel" in toronto. that was a crazy story. he said it was humiliating for him. >> he got roaring drunk one night. the police throw him in the backseat of the car. he starts kicking at the windows, you know, and he's screaming and cursing. and then when they found out it's mel gibson, it's like, can we have your autograph? and drive you back home. they didn't -- so he didn't spend the night in jail. >> as his career took off, mel continued to battle alcoholism, which he's spoke very openly about. while he has not spoken in a lot of detail about when he was in recovery and when he was out of recovery and when he was drinking, when he was not, he has clearly gone back and forth a lot. it didn't stop people from wanting to wo

stars natalie hopkins, and here now "thor." >> the express command of your king. and for your stupidity you opened these peaceful realms and innocent lives to the horror and desolation of war! you are unworthy of your title! you're unworthy. and i now take from you your power. the name -- i cast you out! tavis: we know you regard you and celebrate you as a wonderful shakespearean actor. and so i start by asking, how does that inform this? >> well, you have anthony hopkins here, fantastic and great shakespearean actor, bring tremendous weight and graph tass to the role -- gravitas to the role oden. he says "cast you out." you feel the intensity and high stakes. and at the center of the story, this troubled royal family with the fates of many other peoples dependent on how well they get on that little connection between the personal and then the public lives of powerful people is a shakespearean theme. i think that he was always fascinated by basically what goes on behind closed doors. in the lives of the rich and powerful. and it's -- for me, it gave a lovely sort

for 46 out of 49, johns hopkins narcs of loyola. i am pete gilbert.ee you back again at 6:00. >> are you ready? >> that is a two-fisted burger. >> that could feed like 10 people. >> that is a meal in itself. then you have the fries. let's get this over with with the forecast. >> more cloudy than yesterday and maybe a shower. it will not ruin the day. a high of 68. a lot more rain in the forecast for monday night and tuesday and wednesday. we could see some thunder interactivity. temperatures all week long and mostly be in the 60's and the best days of the thursday and friday. >> that is it for now. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> follow breaking news and weather anytime on wbaltv.com. stay connected with us on facebook and twitter.

coaching basketball at hopkins is a family business of sorts. his father, ken sr., coached the hopkins royal for 19 years, including his son. but in 1990, ken jr. stepped into his father's shoes and began coaching at hopkins. mr. paulsen: coach novak would lead the team to a record of 542-74 record and six state titles. coach novak turned hopkins into a basketball powerhouse that had won only two state titles before his arrival. gration, coach novak, on winning espn's coach of the year title and for leading such outstanding student athletes. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: jiret. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise to congratulate the providence st. male high school. small high school on the block where i used to live. that sends all of its young people to college and have been doing so for the last 20 years. i congratulate its principal, dr. paul adams, all of the students and their families, providence st. male, what a

it is pretty serious stuff when anthony hopkins plays your father.led to new mexico. >> you dare threaten me? >> once he catches natalie portman's i -- her role as a scientist makes things more interesting, especially when thor's house arrive from above. the mixture of action and goofiness helps it arise -- rise above the usual comic stuff. 3 stars. pg13 thor sores. four stars for "water for elephants." 3 stars for "rio." 3 stars for "the beaver." not quite 34 "forast five." have a nice weekend everybody. i am arch campbell. >>> now it is time to meet a new star. >> ronald darby is fast. you better not blink or you might miss him. he is the maryland state champion in the 100 and 200 meter dashes. he read the tujunga meters in 21.2 seconds, the fastest time in the nation. track and field is not even his first court. he is rated the number 1 quarterback in the class of 2012 and ha

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two hopkins students are hit by a car at west 33rd. we'll up date their conditions and see if the driver will face charges. >>> we'll take you to georgia for her funeral. >>> the trainer and the 3-year-old hours after their kentucky derby win they will come in for the prequill. >>> a car rammed into a bus at philadelphia road. let's go live to cheryl conners. >> reporter: that accident was just clean up. it happened along 7 east at a bus stop near the beltway. one woman crying as her 3-year-old son had to be transported to the hospital. we arrived shortly after the call came out and you can see bus passengers lifted onto stretchers and transported to the hospital. a spokesman with the baltimore fire department says that the bus was stopped at route 7 picking up passengers when a car ran into the back of it. there were 14 people involved between the bus and the car. one person in the car. 12 were transported with minor injuries including chelsea's 3-year-old son who was complained of neck and head pain. >> we were coming down and we hea

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the 46-year-old hopkins dominated the 28-year-old pascal to win by unanimous decision. ever win a national boxing title. that is it for this early sportswrap. we'll see you tonight at 10:00 with more on the sharks. >>> thank you, joe. >>> be continue to follow the big news out of southern california and the announcement of the suspect in the beating of a giant's fan. we expect to learn the identity of the man arrested later this evening, plus more on where the investigation stands. all of that coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. that is our report for now. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne and for you all of us at ktvu, thanks for joining us. you can go online all the time at ktvu.com our next newscast is at 10:00. good night. >> good night

it also starring anthony hopkins and natalie portman it is rated pg-13. >> french as but to the testhe comedy something borrowed. d'arcy played by kate and rachel by jennifer our best friends to share everything. even a man. d'arcy intend to marry a guy rachel always had an eye on. something borrowed is rated pg-13. can love really call girl? sabrina and jason will find out in the comedy jumping the broom. the tellers are downtown the watsons are uptown. and of what is the mother of the bride, this is rated pg-13. today is scream movie friday on kron 4 facebook fan page. that's deck of the video. if will show you how you can go to the movies for free. or giving away tickets to the advance screenings of the documentary forks over nights. don't take a hard look at the food we eat every day. code of kron 4 facebook fan page to get a special code and a link to the page where you can download your free movie pass. >>catherine: looking at the golden gate bridge on this beautiful sunny afternoon, traffic moving quite fine. the bay bridge, and things are little bit slow where this is obvious

. >>> the driver who hit two johns hopkins students is in custody. the driver was impaired and is now awaiting charges. a 20-year-old man and 18-year- old female were walking across 33rd street when they were hit by the car. the male victim is in critical but stable condition. >>> a crash happened this morning at the intersection of interstates 195 and 295. they have not released the details on the escort assignment. right now police are working to identify a body that was found in spa creek near the 300 block of burnside street. still no word on how long the body may have been in the water. >>> family and friends of phylicia barnes came together to remember the north carolina teen. barnes was 16 when she went missing in baltimore just days after christmas. a funeral service was held in georgia and a memorial service is set for may 14 at mount pleasant church in baltimore. >>> thousands came under motorcycles to pay tribute to fallen police officers in the nation's capital today. it is the 16th annual law ride and it kicks off national police week. o

he also did graduate work at johns hopkins for his excellence in reporting on psychiatry, he has received national journalism awards from the national mental health association, which is now mental health america, and the american psychoanalytic association. he has ample opportunity for his love of squash. and associates of yale's hall of college. and give you joshua kendall. [applause] >> thanks so much. it is a pleasure to be year, to be here in the building. noah webster was never in this building but noah webster spoke at the connecticut society back in the day. the last public speech he ever gave in 1840 after the connecticut historical society which i research in this building. it is exciting to be here. my book is called "the forgotten founding father". it really should have an asterisk. because noah webster is not forgotten. he is not a forgotten founding father. the point of this book is to tell the rest of the country about just how much noah webster has achieved particularly in bistate. the massachusetts. i do a lot of research, first thing you see in beacon hill is a portrait

. >> two johns hopkins students are in the hospital tonight after being hit by a car. it happened just after 2:00 p.m. this afternoon at the intersection of st. paul and 33rd street. a white chevrolet impala hit the students and the driver may have been drawn. the 21-year-old man suffered a head injury and is in critical but stable condition at this hour. the 18-year-old woman is also in stable condition. the driver was taken into custody and charges are pending. mother's day weekend meant lauck of 422 people in baltimore. sheriff's deputies -- meant lockup for 22 people in baltimore. most of those arrested were women and five were women. there are more than two thousand open child-support awards that are current for baltimore residents. a final farewell to a four families and friends of phylicia barnes. her body was pulled from the susquehanna river last month, nearly four months after she was last seen. her death has been ruled a homicide. the police have not released because of death. a memorial service has been set for next saturday at the mount pleasant church in

opponent. >> 46-year-old bernard hopkins became the oldest boxes champion since before george foremanas selling grills. when he wasn'tdoing pushups he was connecting big time. he plans to keep boxing until he is 50. >>> ain't no mountain high enough for ian poulter. well, maybe there is. he won the tournament. >> check your score card. >> more hardship for millionaires. carl edwards wins nascar's all- star shoot-out and drives in- field to celebrate. he hits a front spot and wrecked his front end during his celebration. [ laughter ] >> sponsored by insurance companies, okay. >> the as avoided a collision. cliff pennington flies passed kevin to make the great catch. when paul made his big ride who would have known that ben riveer would have done that 2700 years later. just using the history books a little bit. >> do you think? >> i don't know if there is any connection there. >> do you think? a little liberty is fine. >> thanks so much for that. we are coming back at 10 or 11. more on that happy family reunion then. good night. deep moisture, with 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins. ♪ [ fol

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he would also did graduate work at john hopkins. first excellence in reporting psychiatry he has received national journalism awards from both the national mental health association, which is now mental health america and the american psychoanalytic association. he lives in boston where he will indulge in his love of squash. he is currently an associate fellow at beals humble college. i give you josh kendall. [applause] >> thanks so much, chris and mary. it's a pleasure to be here in the building where it used to be in this building. noah webster was never in this building, but noah webster spoke in connecticut historical society back in the day and my book has the last public speech he ever gave at the historical society, which i researched in this building. so it's really exciting to be here. my book is called "the forgotten founding father" and it really should have an asterix because in the hartford and west hartford, noah webster was not forgotten. he's not a forgotten founding father. the point of the book is to tell the rest

tomorrow night, we'll be joined by sir anthony hopkins. andre agassi. stars" will join us. and later this week from the movie bridesmaids, ellie temper. the national school scrabble champions who i will play and conquer at their own game. from "more," director kenneth branagh. so join us all this week. after a six-year-long vacation from acting, our first guest tonight returns to the big screen in grandiose fashion. as frigga, the queen of asgard and mother of thor. she bought him his first wiffle hammer, "thor" in 3d opens in theaters friday, please say hello to rene russo. how's it going? >> hi. i like it because your audience is close. okay, can i just say how much i love your family? >> jimmy: oh, thank you. >> i love uncle frank. i got to meet sal. i met mickey. this is like a place you'd want to stay. if i didn't have to go to -- i know you probably -- >> jimmy: you're more than welcome. in fact, you can have most of my family. >> i have most of your family. you're italian and german, right? >> jimmy: i'm italian and german-irish, right. you like

---el gran ausente en el combate historico de bernard hopkins este fin de semana fue el promotor oscarma de tmz se encuentra en un centro de rehabilitacion por abuso de sustancias... la noticia fue confirmada por el presidente de golden boy promotions richard schaefer a espn diciendo que esta seguro que todos los fans se uniran a el para desearle lo mejor.. ---esa es la informacion deportiva... regreso contigo.. cu ---no se vaya porque en tan solo dos minutos en noticiero telemundo 48.... cu ---la cadena telemundo est de gala con el estreno de su mas reciente produccion que usted podra ver todas las noches en nuestra pantalla... "mi corazn insiste." topvo ---porque el engaÑo del gobernator le podra pegar donde mas le duele... y no es lo que se imagina... --ya le cuento al regresar en noticiero telemundo 48... cu --a una le damos la bienvenida y a otra estamos por despedirla....e sta noche en acceso total, tenemos declaraciones de 2 guaperrimas de telemundo, una es carmen villalobos quien protagoniza a "lola volcan" que hoy comenzo en "mi corazon insiste"...y kate del castillo quien ya

r mo on that, i am joined a professo at johns hopkins school of international studie i nt to start by asking u which made of the dense of why e inrnational community go involvein lya butnot seous. >> i thk yointerview lated out at the very end. you sethe dierenthathe syri wor is isolated and ndemned the arab league and isolated by the un thsyriegim ufortunately still h international assets. it still has russian supportnd the since the arab leagu it has e since of the organization of t islamic coerence. the sad fac is there a big difference between the willgness of the intertion community ally to the cause of the lyans and th absolute ncapity to respondo th ordeal of the syrian pele. >> we of seen gernmt officialsay ey believe the tide is turning in tir directionnd ty believe this ishe end of thetor for t rebe. yete see themoing outn t reetin the fe ofhis incredible brutity. wh do you think happens now? do you think 'possible he does becae of these protests? >> if i wer a gambling man, would love to see thfall of th rime. this is one of the worst gime in t region. the mask has flen fot

iiscussed the proect with a professor the johns hopkins scho of international studies i want to start by asking what you de of mr. rasmuss' defense owhy the intnatial commity t involved in libya and not in syria >> ink at interview reay laid it out at the vy end. you see the differences. the byan regimes isolated in the world,ondeed by e arab ague isolated by the u.n. ey're still internation assets. it's still harussn suppo. still the silencef the ara ague andhe oanization of islamic conference the sad fact is there is big difference beten t llingness of the iternional mmuny toally for the cau of the libya and the absolute inapacity to respond to e ordeal of e sian pele. >>we he seen the government officials from sya sayhat they believe thathe tide is rning i their direction. they think this is the endf the story for theebel t wetill see them gog out on t streets in the fe of this incredible brutali. what do yo think hpens now in syria? ist possible that assad goes beuse ofheserotests? >> uortutely, my heart, i would love to see the fl of this regime. it is one of the worstn the reon

. >>> college lacrosse, hopkins on the road to west point new york to face army.bilge night for kyle warton working from behind the gate. charges in, got clobbered going in. spectacular effort. that one is worth another look. wharton tallied five times. their record is now 12-2. >>> kentucky derby tomorrow, second favorite uncle moe has been scrapped from the race because of intestinal virus. >>> manny paquia weighs in at 195 pounds his bout against shane mosley. the prefight show down didn't produce anything but laughter. >>> and qualifying today that's ryan newman's second fastest. he's going to join casey cain in the front row. busch here suffered some damage. kyle bush won the nationwide race at darlington. have a great weekend and happy mother's day. >>> at the ballpark, a man wanted to catch a foul ball [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink? inositol? taurine? glucuronolactone? or how about real fruit juice... and natural caffeine? new jamba energy drinks are the refreshingly crisp, lightly carbonated drinks made with all natural ingredients. ♪ so y

the action flick starring anthony hopkins is based on the marvel comic about the god of thunder.in second place, fast five. car racing sequel earned $32 million and rounding out the top three is wedding flick, jumping the groom which earned some million. that is it for "abc 7 news." for all of us thanks for joining us. we hope to see you tonight at 11:00.

third ranked host john hopkins and their neighbor, number 17, loyolla, gets scored on by warton. 8-4 there but man, loyolla scored three unanswered goals. here is the slow roller bringing them to with in 8-5 . when that shot went a little bit way word. 8-7, they end the regular season next week. loyolly in denver colorado. >>> kyle busch the winner in nascar. >> still to come, sounds like a scene from a movie. how a house called 911 on its own. own. that is coming up. [ male announcer ] baltimore. a city that's been inspiring ideas and innovation since 1729. at bank of america, we live, work and help serve the community here through hundreds of branches and atms. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from supporting the university of maryland medical center... to the restoration of the hippodrome theater and american brewery building. because when you're giving, lending and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen. bright, colorful screen, high-speed downloads, hd video. she'll want videos of grandkids. i'm not ready for kids.

. >>> two johns hopkins students in the hospital tonight after being hit by a suspected drunk driver. they were hit early this morning. police arrested the driver, but so far he hasn't been officially charged. >> kind of scary when you think about it. if you're walking or riding a bicycle. it makes me think twice at least. >> tonight we learned one of them suffered a head injury, but is expected to survive, and the other is recovering tonight. >>> a final farewell to a murdered teenager. phylicia simone barnes laid to rest four months after she disappeared from a baltimore apartment. suzanne collins says friends and family are remembering the teen. suzanne? >> reporter: adam, she was visiting baltimore. she had planned to attend college and was staying with her sister when she disappeared and her body has just been found in the susquehanna river. at a church in conyers, georgia, the family, friends and school mates of phylicia simone barnes say goodbye to the murdered 16-year-old. >> this is the time when everybody needs everybody. >> reporter: the teenager's family greets supporters,

hopkins, who is the senior adviser at the pacific business group on health, an affiliate with the center for primary care and outcomes research, and the center for health policy at stanford university medical school, as well as james said of all, a registered nurse with st. luke's hospital, and the senior vice president for health policy of the california hospital association, and dr. glenn melnick. maybe if you could come up to the table, and then, the need to speak, you can come up, but thank you very much. >> thank you. good morning. i am the senior adviser at the pacific business group on health, and i'm here to talk about the effects of market consolidation on hospital costs and quality in the city and region and around us. first, a quick word about who we are. we are located in san francisco. we have been around for 20-plus years. we are a coalition of large employers that is trying to improve the quality of health care and women help care cost increases. we are in the same quandary that you are, and i certainly do not then be your task. our members spend $12 billion a year providi

. >> kelvin hopkins: the government cuts are set to destroy a half-million jobs. some are paying no taxes. the deficit will increase not reduce. we're going to see a collapse in the housing market, a collapse in the support of the tories, and a return to labor government. would the prime minister enjoys saying good-bye to most of his colleagues on this side of the house? >> he is in ferry dairyland. this is what happens from getting the deficit under control and making sure we do with the mess that we were left with from the party opposite. >> andrew ?s -- selous: the conservative run central bedfordshire council has been rated as the highest performing council. >> my honorable friend is absolutely right. well run councils, making sure that they're cutting back on costs and making sure they provide the services, and it is not just those conservative councils are costing less, they are doing better on measures like recycling and other service delivery. it is simply not true to say that by cutting costs you harm services. you have to be effective in keeping your cou