lannan versus johnson. johnson brilliant during daylight hours.so bad over the last three years so it will be down to a few matchups at center field, third basemen, and the starting pitchers. >> bob: josh johnson 11-2 with a 3.42 e.r.a. and evidently if you see the ball, it's tough to hit. >> rob: yeah. he's fantastic and in the 43 starts he's made since coming back from tommy john surgery, the marlins have won 36 of those. this guy keeps you in the ball game, stays around enough. he is a power pitcher throwing 98 miles per hour in the 9th inning other day. >> bob: he likes the late innings. do because this guy. 12 games, .68 e.r.a. in save opportunities, 10 out of 10. dibble and capps when we come back. >> bob: nationals baseball on masn brought to you in part by -- welcome back here to sun life stadium in florida. it's the last game of the three- game series between the marlins and nationals. i'm here with matt capps, nationals closer. you had some tough times in the off season. your father passed away. does this season have more meaning than an

-- from mcneil or johnson & johnson? >> there are a lot of adverse events that are linked to the pharmaceutical itself, because all medicines have risks and benefits, but not anything went to the product's quality issues. >> i wanted to be clear. have you looked at any of the greek called product, have you tested it to see if there is the -- the recalled product have you tested it to see if there's any of the bad stuff in there? >> we did in the course of investigating the individual adverse events, but we generally do not do that. >> why not? in this situation, why not? >> we believe that there needs to be a recall because of testing done it and it demonstrates the problem. >> no need to check it afterwards. ok. i am struck by -- it seems to me if i follow the timeline right, you did a warning letter in january, you have the inspection of the pennsylvania facility in theil, and then you've had recalls and everything else. seems to meet -- then you had the meeting, where you indicated at that meeting, though he were not

it's tommy hanson, hudson, volstad again, and josh johnson. >> bob: oy. bruney about to get some 7th inning work. baden hop, two starts a year ago and went 7-4. bernadina flies one over by the bullpen. hope you're having a nice sunday afternoon. heard the weather got really hot in d.c. yesterday. and from sun life stadium in south florida, rob bob and debbi. tuesday at home, 7:00 against the braves. bernadina tried to pull an outside pitch. easy roller, two outs. go by dan luggage. go by dan uggla. it's a day for eye black, shades, you name it. here comes nyjer morgan. nyjer was 2 for 5 on friday night. and 1 for 7 sips. since. a base hit on the first pitch of the game today, made to it third base with one out in the 1st but zimmerman broke his bat on a line drive at the first baseman. and dunn struck out to end the inning. nats actually took a 2-0 lead in the 2nd on a double by desmond, a ground ball by john lannan. and then josh johnson shut the door on the nats on only one hit the rest of the way. >> rob: we talked about this a lot last year against yo

i think johnson has made that transition. volstad was gratulates night and josh just about as good today. >> rob: that's what we hope about stephen strasburg. it may not be this year or next year but when he's in his prime, we hope he is as good as josh johnson in his prime. when he is working, 95-mile-per- hour fastball, establish the inner and outer portions of the plate and then he feature in a sinker at the end of o this outing. seemed to get stronger. i think he got more lock in as the game went on and then caught the lead. for those pitches, you get the strikeouts and had some walks and as you said, if he wasn't getting squeezed so hard, he may have been a little more tough. that's why think the nationals, that may be the one thing that is missing from this equation, is that a guy like josh johnson is not on this staff and if you get a guy like that and go with some of the other guy that are complementary, it will be a heck of a team. >> bob: when you run into good pitching, you see what happened to nationals this weeke

the plant for johnson & johnson had contaminateed things going into the products but none of the endroducts tested positive. >>> nissan is recalling nearly 130,000infiniti g35 sedans and coupes because of the possibility that no -- that have air bags that may not deploy. no injure is are have been reported. >>> good morning, 5:16 we look at in the almanac on this may 5 may 5th. 48 in the morning, 74 in the afternoon. we have been in the 08s. averaging 10 degrees below normal. that will continue for the next few days. fortunately we will not hang on to this into the weekend. 14 hours of sunlight. really working on the morning temperatures, sitting at 54 degrees we have slipped back a notch. back to philly, really showing itself. across new york, showing 62 back into the mountains in the west. we are going to show up during the spring and summer months. the air quality, moderate air quality expect in the baltimore area. it should not be too bad. we could build up some of the pollutants as the high pressure is in control on top of us. that keeps the warm stuff continuing to build with t

. >> gary: that will bring up rob johnson. johnson grounded out his first time up. not only one hit in his last 20 at bats. batting .137. i think as a kid growing up, if somebody come to plate with a .137 batting average, you could go what. nowadays, you have a half dozen guys come into ball games hitting .150. .170. 210. >> jim: to get the opportunity to do that. 31 games, the is the 32nd game of the year. rob johnson is in there because he's a good defensive catcher. >> gary: and a great stop by tejada but nowhere to go with it. he wanted to go to 2nd base. it will be a base hit for johnson. >> jim: what's going to happen. he sees. you have to give josh wilson who's at 1st base, great play by tejada getting to the ball. he slips to wet infield and he's not going to get the lead runner anyway. trying to throw it to second. wilson with a great jump. so, unfortunately that's going to be replayed a number of times. miggy it's not your fault. >> jim: he made a great play just to get the ball. >> gary: runners at first and second and one away. michael saunders a double

. >> brown: and paul solman talks to economist simon johnson about past presidents who took on big banks and won. >> f.d.r. really changed fundamentally the infrastructure of this country. both the physical infrastructure and the financial infrastructure and did a really good job. nothing lasts forever. we have to go out and do it again. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the fbi staged a series of raids across the northeast united states today connected to the investigation into the times square bomb plot. attorney general eric holder said the three people now in custody are tied to the main suspect in the case. in one of the raids, police cordoned off a small house in watertown, massachusetts, a suburb of boston. law enforcement officials said the suspects were from pakistan and

tim othy johnson. >> the tv show lost is coming to an end. we have a snaek peak coming up and that's just 2 minutes away. >> a republican candidate for hartford county executive was killed in a car wreck last night. i'm christian schaffer and they say that stephen wright's car veered off the road before 7:00 and brian keubler has that story tonight. >> a tea party member and influential person in hartford county, stephen wright had his eye on the county executive seat this fall. his dream and life veered off wheel road in bel air last night striking this utility pole. >> it is hard. it's very hard to have such you know someone like that leave. especially at such a young age. >> kim wagner is a dhar of the republican party. she describes

regulators say johnson and johnson failed to test for contamination in 40 over the counter drugs. it includes children's motrin, tylenol and benadryl. tonight parents are urged to use generic brands instead. >> reporter: when the f.d.a. criticized quality control at this pennsylvania johnson and johnson plant and it temporarily shut down an iowa family felt the affect. >> i'm concerned for my health. >> reporter: he relied on the medicines for asthma relief. now there is a voluntary recall of tylenol recall. >> this recall is very bi . i spoke with leaders at f.d.a. this morning. they described the findings as quite serious. >> reporter: food and drug administration report says ingrediants used to make the children's medications were contaminated with bacetria. it found more than 20 manufacturing problems at the plant. empty shelves are prompting now questions from parents. >> the biggest thing is what are they supposed to give now. >> reporter: doctors recommend using generic medicines and warn not to substitute adult medicines. >> parents should get rid of the product and move f

sherrie johnson is live with another rematch at m & t bank stadium. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, megan. are you ready for great soccer action? you'll get the opportunity to see great soccer teams in action when m & t bank stadium hosts an international soccer match this summer. last summer, about 70,000 fans filled the stands here at m & t bank stadium for the international soccer game between ac milan and chelsea. fans from all over the world turned out for the match. this type of event means big bucks for baltimore. it could bring in about 14 to $20 million for the economy. it also means international exposure. this could shed a positive light on baltimore. that news conference starts at 10:00 this morning right here at m & t bank stadium. organizers will sort of man out the plan for the match. reporting live in downtown baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc 2 news. >>> the orioles lost in texas last night. the final was 13-7. now they are a season high 16 games under 500. next on the schedule, the washington nationals who are playing 5

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as i mentioned, dirkson and linden johnson. president johnson understood what the civil rights bill that he needed dirkson's visible support not just the pass the bill but to gain public support for a controversial piece of legislation. so you see with the health care bill, we pass it and ram it through as a partisan bill and there's a movement to repeal it from day one. civil rights is very controversial too. but johnson was smart enough to get republican involvement in it. >> you mentioned the education secretary. i want to ask you about something that came up at the health care debate on the federal student loan program. you were very critical when congress voted to take over basically kick the private banks out of the federal student loan program calling it a government takeover. i think some of your republican colleagues call it that too. i want to help people understand how can there be a federal program, federal loan program? because wasn't it already a federal program at that point? >> no. it's just federally backed loa

caravan cantu ramirez would come up later and hit a two-run johnson chris try to pitch the second game of his major league career morgan is 0-4 almost put a stop to the nats give him a chance cogo autoway here threw 8, # 9 pitches -- 99 pitches one complete game in his career last year here's kennedy who's 0-3 tom two hitters in the lineup, 0-7 tonight zimmerman and dunn each have a hit, that is it he didn't stick around a lot last year, 29 starts, 159 innings pitched last year right at 5 innings >> 29 home runs, very hittable 159 innings, 100 runs >> looking good tonight >> looks like walter johnson tonight >> he's the tall train at 6 feat 8 that's going to slice ball fair kennedy to seconds that's a there's the play he's out one of those nights he comes up, throwing, firing a perfect strike looks like he came around not thinking they could get to that, coghlan was all over that one of those nights rough patch >> yeah leap fast, get ready for the josh johnson express tomorrow zimmerman, 1-3, right in there zimmerman rams a breaking ball to deep center that ball is off the wall >> run

johnson: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4614 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 4614, a bill to amend part e of title i of the omnibus crime control and safe streets act of 1968 to provide for incentive payments under the edward byrne memorial justice assistance grant program for states to implement minimum and enhanced d.n.a. collection processes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from georgia, mr. johnson, and the gentleman from florida, mr. rooney, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia. mr. johnson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill -- on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. johnson: and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is reco

here comes johnson and the throw from montinez. great swipe by tatum in the plate. johnson is out. and yankees lead. and top of the fort. same score. andy pettitte loaded the bases. facing reimold, struggling of late. but pettitte walks him. forcess may markakis home. yankees trail. and bottom of the fourth. it is 4-1. tashara gets a hold of one to deep right center. montinez back to the wall. and he cannot get it. jeter and johnson both come in to score on the double by tashara. yankees up. and top of the eighth same score. wigginton hit less in the series. not after that. monster two run home run into the second deck in left field. his team leading 9th of the season. orioles trail 6-3. top of the 9th. birds down. wieters with a solo shot to the second deck. in right field. that's his fourth of the year. orioles are down 7-4. and next batter. reimold sends one deep down the left field line. with a stay fair? goes off the pole for the solo home run. his second of the year. orioles go back-to-back. trailing 7-5. later, in the 9th. ington at the plate. flies one to deep right. swishe

sherrie johnson live to explain. sherrie? >> reporter: good morning, megan. like an international soccer match is coming back again. optioners will meet right here at m & t bank stadium for a news conference to discuss the details. last summer, more than 70,000 fans filled the stands here at m & t bank stadium to see that soccer match. fans from all over the world turned out for the soccer match. this type of event means big bucks for baltimore and could bring in between 14 to $20 million for the economy. it also means international exposure. this soccer game will shed a positive light on baltimore. the news conference starts at 10:00 this morning right here at m & t bank stadium. we'll hear all of the news and events they have to say. reporting live, sherrie johnson, 5 news. >> thank you. >>> do you like oysters? >> i love oysters. >> that's good. the governor will announce details with oyster restoration plans for the bay. it's expected to include significant expansion of oyster sanctuaries and include incentives to boost aqua culture. that's growing them i

and not seen on this page is jimmie johnson. noting that johnson started this race last year in 42nd. he finished second. espn nascar analyst rusty wallace, who are you picking to win in tonight's place? >> here at darlington, south carolina, i'm picking jamie mcmurray to win the race tonight. he's been very fast. he's on the pole with a brand-new track record and jamie flat knows how to get around this racetrack. in fact, he's won the nationwide race here driving for me. so my pick for tonight's race, jamie mcmurray. >> and keep in mind, post-race press conferences right here on espnews after the race. nascar now is back monday with the round-table addition o editn espn2. back to you. >> thank you. once the race goes final, make sure you're right here on espnews. we'll have the live news conferences of the winning driver, crew chief and others. that's following tonight's race at darlington. >> this is a rematch of one of the most controversial decisions in the history. two different fighting styles on display. and espn2 will ha

johnson said for no reason the officers threw him in the pack of a police van, cursed at him. assaulted him. drove him around for an hour. before dumping him in a howard county state park, in the rain, without socks, shoes, or his cell phone. >> we're not going to doll rate behavior that undermines the integrity of the agency. we're not. officers on the street work too hard for that. people of baltimore deserve more. and the commissioner made it clear, we will hold officers accountable and civilians and anybody affiliated with this agency. case closed. >> i spoke with michael johnson senior earlier today, that told me that a year later this case is still mind boggling. meantime, dwight pettitte that represents the family filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against the officers involved, and he said, that a lawsuit against the baltimore city police department is quite possible. reporting live here at baltimore city police headquarters. karen parks, fox 45 news "late edition". >> we have breaking news in baltimore county tonight. police say a person was struck and killed by a v

and i knew that. >> that is what lady bird johnson said and she did use the podium. she really did.nd speaking of lady bird johnson, i always admired her because she was a texas first lady and i knew what impact she had on the country. it was something i also was interested in partly because my mother was a naturalist and interested in wild flowers and native plants that lady bird started the whole use of the native plants in the landscape and we can think her for the daffodils that bloom on the parkway now still in washington and for all of those bluebonnets that are on this side of the road in texas that i just saw last week because they're all blooming now toward the end of leedy board johnson's life, linda, her daughter, called me and said her mother was going to make one more trip to washington and she knew that it would probably be her last trip to washington and she wondered if she could bring her to the white house and of course i was thrilled for her to come. and she was in a wheelchair and by then she had a stroke and she still had that wonderful trinkle in her eye injury

here comes nick johnson. here comes the through. johnson is out and the yankees lead.ourth, now 4-1 new york. mark who has not been hitting got ahold of that one. he just misses it. johnson and jeter score. yankees up 6-1. they sweep the orioles out of the bronx. 7-5. college lacrosse are trying to nail down spots in the tournament and we could be looking at a year when only one division one team goes. on the d3 level, that couldn't be further from the truth. steven john university ranked number one in the nation coming into this weekend's tournament selection and right behind them is the new arch rival who is ranked number two. last year the mustangs made it to the final four before being upset. the coach says things might be different this time around. >> i expect to kind of see a different type of team. last year we're real individualistic and this year the guys are playing more like a team. the goal is one of the best goalies in the nation so i think we're different than a year ago. more experienced and just a little mentally tougher from the lessons we learned fro

. >> when the fda criticized quality-control at this johnson and johnson plant and it shut down, one family felt the impact. >> i don't know how many people this has affected, but i am concerned for the health of my son. >> his son relied on the medicines for as much relief, but now there is a recall of 33 products, including children's tylenol. >> this recall is very big. i spoke with leaders at fda this morning. they described the findings as serious. >> a report says ingredients used to make the medicine was contaminated with bacteria. it found more than 20 problems at the plant. and the shelves are prompting new questions from parents. >> -- empty shelves. >> they warned parents not to substitutes adult medicine. there is only able to -- remote risk of illness cole. >> at least no one has been hurt. >> the fda does not know if it will take more action. johnson and johnson issued a statement promising not to reopen its plant until they can promise quality. >> we have that list of the tylenol products that had been recalled at wjla.com. >> tons of black smoke filled the air after a

y johnson porque presuntamente estan contaminados con una bacteria...s son las versiones para ninos de tylenol, tylenol plus, motrin, zyrtec y benadril.. ninguno de los productos dio positivo en pruebas de laboratorio, pero la medida es preventiva indicaron autoridades.. buena noches, hoy se conocieron mas clasificados a los cuartos de final de la copa libertadores. en argentina, estudiantes de la plata goleo 3-1 a san luis potosi, con anotaciones de leandro gonzalez, diego de la torre, y leandro benitez en dos ocaciones, con este resultados y el de ida, estudiantes ya esta en cuartos de final, otros resultados, en montevideo, nacional se enfrento a cruzeiro y no pudo ante brasilenos lograron su pase ya que ganaron los dos partidos hoy fue 3-0 y cerrando la joranda se enfrentaron corinthians de local contra flamengo un partidazo donde corinthians gano 2-1 pero lamentablemente no le alcanzo por el gol de visita de flamengo. por la mls esta noche dc united derroto 2-1 a kansas city wizards, en el futbol espanol sigue la lucha entre los dos grandes esta ta

kelly johnson not the only ♪ mondback hitting home runs.umsfeld bare or not bear by his inability to allow this political opening to go forward? was it completely outside his hand to back when we come back we will take that out. >> after words with mark perry and larry johnson continues. >> welcome back to after words. talking to someone who has written about terrorists. we ended up at the break with my surprise that you had nice things to say about rumsfeld that broke with conventional wisdom. why was rumsfeld not the monster some of his thought he was. >> you have touched on a soft spot. a lot of my progressive friends, all of them, have wondered why, i have given rumsfeld pass. i don't want to portray him as a great american hero. he made mistakes. he knows that. he was difficult to deal with. the battle plan that he insisted be adopted was wrong. but once we were their and once thing began to go sour no one was more uncomfortable and paint by the casualties we were taking then rumsfeld. i know a lot of reporters don't like kim. but when

one of those plays where it just overthrew it >> putting today behind you, looking ahead to josh johnson doesn't get easier yeah, it does fun game get ready to go tomorrow >> got to love his attitude fun game, get him tomorrow he'll try to get the mar libs, josh johnson goes to florida we'll hear what craig has to say down in miami anncvo: with the new geico glovebox app... anncr vo: ...you can get help with a flat tire... anncr vo: ...find a nearby tow truck or gas station... anncr vo: ...call emergency services... anncr vo: ...collect accident information. anncr vo: or just watch some fun videos. anncr vo: it's so easy, a caveman can do it. caveman: unbelievable... caveman: where's my coat? it was suede with the fringe. vo: download the glovebox app free at geico.com. welcome back johnny along with ray knight nationals fall in florida to the marlins 7-1 startling pitchers tomorrow, john goes for the nationals tomorrow, and craig and opponent josh johnson in a minute debby tailor went and to bed his outing tonight >> not good enough not good didn't have my fast ball where i needed to of

i was at texas when london johnson died. i was at the university of texas in graduate school and laid bird and linda and lucy, his body lay in state at the lbj library there and they stood and shook everyone's hand and i stood in line to walk through and pay my respects and to shake their hand, never imagining then i would ever meet them again. >> it's time to go to questions. >> yes. >> but i want to ask one, one last thing of my own, which is that, you know, so you did this work for the afghan women and did all of the work on aids in africa, you then became passionate advocate for freedom in burma, writing op-eds and going to the white house briefing room and, you know, grabbing the microphone there. the first time that has ever

& johnson plant. more than 40 products were recalled last friday. an fda inspection found unsanitary conditions, contaminated. the fda recalled over-the- over- the-counter medications. >>> as ben seminole reports, the team's family is now questioning security's use of the stun gun. >> the exact moment that stevenson salby was tasered is clear. he hits the ground. the 17-year-old ran onto the field during last right night's phillies-cardinals field and became the first field jumper ever to be tasered during a field game. something his parent says -- say was unnecessary. fine him, whatever, but tazing him was definite he -- definitely uncalled for. >> he called me ahead of time and said, dad, should i run on the field? and i said, son, i don't think you should. and he said, it's a one of a lifetime experience. >> both parent says the high school senior has never been in serious trouble before. it was a philadelphia police officer working for the phillies who fired the taser. he hit him with one of two w

at johnson & johnson, we salute all those who choose the life...difference. ♪ you're a nurse ♪ you make a difference >>> as we track the breaking news of a pakistani taliban connection and a motive in the times square bomb plot, faisal shahzad is accused of bung willing his way to blow up part of new york city. as amateur it may have been, the case has exposed gaping holes in homeland security, more than eight years after 9/11. jack rice joining us right now, he's joining us along with fran townsend. welcome to both of you. we're learning more and more about this guy's pakistani connections today. he's sworn in as a u.s. citizen. he flies off to pakistan. he may have met with at least one taliban leader that they think at this point. should any of that laid out from what we know have raised red flags in your view? >> this is always easier looking back after an event. i think we ought to be fair about that, but i think this is a real opportunity. there are tens of thousands of citizens, foreigners who are naturalized u.s. citizens. we have to see no

whit johnson in charlottesville. thank you for the update, whit.w is cbs news legal analyst jack ford. hi, jack. good morning. >> good morning, maggie. >> so he says, he admits he was there. he shook her. they had an argument. hit her head against the wall several times. she had all these scrapes and bruises. she had an eye swollen shut. legally does that sound like it could be an accident? >> well, it's interesting. you're not surprised that his attorney is saying, given these facts, it was an accident. you can have a situation where somebody dies, because of somebody else's conduct, and it might not be criminal. classic illustration, on the job site and two guys are working and one has a -- has a piece of lumber, hits the other accidentally, knocks him off the roof, he hits his head and dies. might be some civil responsibility, it's not a criminal case. but here, quite candidly, it's going to be a tougher sell. because you have a whole series of intentional conduct. intentionally kicking in the door to her bedroom. grabbing her. this isn't a situ

sherrie johnson. >> mothers, wives, daughters, we are always carrying for someone else, but if you don'take area of your own health, it can certainly go out of control. kelly swoop has details on how to take control. >> hi, frankie, how are you? >> good. >> reporter: frankie is feeling better physically and mentally with the help of her physician, dr. robin modern, she's taking control of her life. >> my third son was born and i realized i had forgotten about me. >> reporter: two years ago she underwent gastric bypass surgery. >> i weigh half of what i used to weigh. my life is completely different. it changes everything about your life. it changes what you're willing to do, what you feel like you can do, and it was really a big step in it takes my life to the next level, i really feel like it gave me back to me. >> reporter: dr. modern says you may not have to do something as drastic as surgery but women need to take better care of themselves. start with getting rid of stress. >> the things you can do to decrease that, do things like keeping your meals and sleep habits healthy. decrease

sherrie johnson is live with what's happening today. sherrie? >> reporter: good morning, megan. are you ready for fancy foot work? i hope so because m & t stadium will host another international soccer match again. last year, more than 70,000 fans filled the stands for the international soccer game between a.c. milan and chelsea. fans from all over the world turned out for the match. this means big bucks for baltimore. it could bring in between 14 to $20 million for the economy. it also means that international exposure, this soccer game will shed a positive light on baltimore. the press conference starts at 10:00 this morning right here at m & t bank stadium. basically, they will lay it all out for us. reporting live in downtown baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc 2 news. >>> skipper dave trembley says it was not brian madison's night. texas wins this one 13-7. did you think just for a split second back to the fiasco of 30-3 a couple of summers ago? now the orioles are 16 games below 500. next up, washington for the weekend. >>> a sweeping overhaul of rules governing wall street. >

. >> federal regulators said johnson and johnson failed to test for contamination in more than 40 overhe counter drug% kids. it includes children's motrin and others. parents are urged to use generic brands. him recall of children's cold and health product social security big. i spoke with leaders. they describe the findings as serious. >> reporter: a report said ingredients used to make the medications were contaminated. they issued a statement promising it won't restart planned operations until it can ensure product quality. this rally in tucson is the latest show of opposition to the afterrors's new law. >> why put poor people in jail and legislate that brownness or reasonable suspicious constitutions criminal? >> reporter: the cities are suing, concerned about the cost of enforcing the law and what affects boycotts may have on tourism. the law will go there to effect in late july. >>> officials say calm winds in the gulf of mexico have allowed crewing to burn off in of the oil in that spill this have also been skimming it. a ship is preparing to deploy a giant containment bust unde

sherrie johnson, abc 2 news. >>> it could be a plot for "oceans 14." a man breaks into an art museum overnight many paris and steals as 123 million in paintings. sounds difficult bust a broken alarm system made it easier. he clipped a padlocked door, smashed a window and took five paintings out of the frames and right out the door. the heist took about 15 minutes. three security guards say they heard and saw nothing. the security camera did capture some video of him. >>> let's look at news around the nation. it may annoy you when your kids text at dinner time, but text messaging may have saved one man's life. a 911 ditch patcher in tennessee received the call about a fight but then the cell signal was so bad, he couldn't hear it. so he texted him and it worked. the caller texted the location to the dispatcher. >>> don't let your kids get a sweet treat from this ice cream truck. 37-year-old guy from mission, texas, was using it as a cover for his drug business. do you believe that? he got caught when he was pulled over for drunk driving. then police bec

on the back after three police officers are indicted for kidnapping an a teen. 16-year-old michael johnsonys last may detective tire on francis, smith, and gregory helen, picked him up in the 1600 block of gilmor street. threw him in the back of a police van, cursed him, assaulted him and dumped him in the rain at patapsco state park in howard county without socks, shoes or cell phone. >> taking an urban city youth who does not have a car that far against his will is akeen to taking a fish and putting him on the beach a few yards and asking him to get back in the water on his own. >> reporter: today all three officers were charged with kidnapping, false imprisonment, second degree assault and misconduct in office among other charges. >> people in baltimore deserve more than that. the commissioner made it clear, we are going to hold officers accountable and civilians noaccountable. >> this is not as isolated as that. this is something that has been happening in baltimore city, just as the other shootings, as a matter of intimidation. >> reporter: the attorney has already filed a multi-milli

for that, we are proud and grateful. >> johnson also filed a civil suit against the three officers in march. his attorney asa commending the state's attorney's office. >> it is a good thing, because we have not seen that many cases where officers had been charged with excessive force or police misconduct in baltimore city. >> the three officers had been suspended without pay. other charges in the case included conspiracy to commit kidnapping, misconduct in office, false imprisonment. no word on any bill information tonight. we are outside of baltimore city police headquarters. wbal tv 11 news. >> new details about the murder of the university of virginia student from baltimore county allegedly at the hands of her ex-boyfriend. >> we start our team coverage with jayne miller who says the new details, from what was released yesterday and a statement that the suspect made to police. >> after a brief court hearing today, his parents declined any comment. while the suns lawyer tried to paint the death as an accident. he was found dead yesterday morning in the bedroom of a apartment he shar

in comes nick johnson. vance says safe, watch this again.ick johnson catches, hops right up over the plate, and he's tagged, so he's out. he never touched the plate. >> he never even saw that. >> i'm not going to be -- >> great call by the umpire, to prove jim vance wrong. that was fantastic. and finally -- thank you, dan. >> yes. >> i know this doesn't happen very often, but once in a while he is wrong. d.c. united hosting the kansas city wizards, for the first time this season, they tasted victory. nothing sweeter after an 0-5 start, than to finally get a win, and some really good plays. perkins on the bench, he was replaced in the game by hamin, rodney wallace to danny alsap. a change of pace if this were basketball. gets the ball, and shoots and scores. he had two goals on the night. d.c. united beats the kansas city wizards, their first victory of the season. i'm sorry i had to do this. >> slow motion -- >> that was super slow motion. >> 1973, by the way, was the last time. >> yeah, right. we know better, we're back with the >>> street

johnson and johnson at six month lows. obviously it's a defensive stock. but it's definitely been in the headlines with negative news. it had to recall 43 over-the-counter medicines. do you think it's going to impact earnings? i don't think in any significant way that the recall will be a big impact. no, and the stock hasn't reflected it. it's held up very well in this downturn, as you've seen. and when did you buy this? we've been buying and all along, all year. so we've been adding to the stock all year. you will consider buying more, even? for sure. let's turn to the overall picture here. we've had a nearly 10% sell-off in the stock market since april. how are you approaching it? is it a good time for long-term investors to buy? or do you hold off, perhaps we might see a 15%, maybe dare i say 20 percent correction since the april highs? well definitely for long- term investors, this is a great opportunity. in the very near term, europe is really affecting the market. the market, all technical regions are very oversold. so even in the short term, it may

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today, bruce johnson talks to some of the people who say they will be among the first to line up to light up legally. >> those who smoke it for pleasure -- >> i think it's a good law, because everybody smokes. >> and those who smoke it for pain were giving the bill a thumb's up today. > i get migraine headaches and it takes them away. you don't have to worry about getting nauseous. >> the dc measure would not make marijuana legal as this man would advocate. >> i have a lot of people, friends, and family that smoke weed. >> the bill is signed by the mayor and approved by capitol hill and the white house would bring long sought relief for pain suffers. if they can get a recommendation from their physicians. >> some of the medications we use, for cancers and related hiv and cancers in general and the treatments causing enormous nausea, so people stop taking treatments. people will live longer. >> unlike in some states, dc residents won't be able to grow their own marijuana. the law calls for one supplier to be selected and five to eight distributors to be scattered throughout the district. >

sherrie johnson with more. >> reporter: michael hogan has been missing several years and his family hopes a forensic scientist at towson university can help figure out what exactly happened to him. he lived at spring lake rampleg in vermont when he disappeared. it's a facility that is for recovery and therapeutic work. recently police told hogan's family that pieces of michael were found less than a mile from the ranch, a skull found in the woods by a hunter has been identified as michael hogan. now family members want to know what happened to him. with no evidence of homicide, vermont state police said the case was not suspicious and the crime lab was not involved but michael's father reached out to a forensic specialist at towson university to see if she could help. >> i think i can assemble a team of students that can come out and get real life field experience while enabling a fully gridded highly powered search to occur. >> we may never know but we need to feel we did everything we could to -- to solve this mystery. >> reporter: the forensic specialist and her team spent two days loo

that inclurds about 40 products from johnson & johnson's mcneil division, like children's tylenol, motrinryl. they've found 20 manufacturing problems at a plant in pennsylvania, that is now shut down. among the problems, the company's failure to test for contaminati contamination. >>> philadelphia's police commissioner says an officer responded properly at an unruly phillies fan. his parents have apologized for their son's stunt. >> they called me. can i run through the field? i said, i don't think you should run through the field. thinking he was joking for something. >> again, it was a taser gun that was used. the department reviewing whether its officers should be on the field, stopping runaway fans. after looking at a video of the incident, the city's top cop says he doesn't see anything wrong. >> they tried to catch him. they were unable to do so. again, it's a judgment call on the part of the officer. but i don't see where his actions were outside of policy. >> another phillies fan made his way on to the field last night in philadelphia. but he was arrested without the use of a stun

reporting live in towson, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> 5:45.ford county authorities have identified an 8-year-old boy who died after falling into a stream late friday. harford county fire hidefied the victim -- identified the victim as 8-year-old justin hayes wilson. it happened in the 1300 block of harford town drive late friday night. authorities say wilson and a 7-year-old friend were out there playing at the stream near their home when hayes just slipped and fell in. the friend tried to save him but couldn't and ran for help. >>> the baltimore county fire department, the day to remember. a ceremony was held to honor firefighters who lost their lives in the line of duty. a breath -- wreath was placed at the monument on courthouse square in towson. >>> 5:46. the premiere of "lost" ended, mem are aably with charlie's big question to his fellow cast aways, where are we? >> i think that the way the show wrapped up and what it is in the final moments, none of the cast really knew until we got into the shooting it. >> six seasons and some 120 epis

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here with me exclusively from the business council is robert johnson. mr. johnson, welcome back. good to have you. >> tyler, thank you very much. >> we'll talk about the business council survey which was just out, but you have heard over the past 36 hours from the president and the chairman of the federal reserve and the head of the omb and the treasury secretary, what is your sense of where they see the country right now economically? >> well, they both see, all of the above see the economy as growing and becoming very positive in all the indicators. the same thing is shared by members of the business council. they see jobs beginning to increase, they see inflation staying down and interest rates are down and the overall feeling is that the consumer confidence is growing and when consumer confidence grows, people will start to spend which will be attra attractive to the economy. >> are you seeing the same things in your businesses? your company is the largest franchisee of marriott hotels, you have 100 auto dealerships. those are two economically sensitive parts of the economy.

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