jonas, thank you very much. jones tichoner in placervil . >>> two witnesses are talking about the attack on bryan stow, attacked outside dodger stadium in l.a. after last thursday' game. the couple says they saw two men knock down the santa cruz paramedic and kick him. >> yelling at him, get off of him, get away from him. at that point he tried to again punch him but he was so inebriated that he basically almost fell over, looked up at me and kind of came towards me. but i think at that point he realized there was a couple more people behind me and his friend, the other thug, decided to pull him back and they started backing up. >> there is a $100,000 reward to find the attackers. >>> a strong aftershock hit japan this morning nearly a month after the devastating earthquake and tsunami. the u.s. geological survey said it was least a magnitude 7.1. the epicenter off the coast of miyagi the same area hit by the 9.0 earthquake on march 11. workers at the crippled fukushima dai-ichi nuclear power plant were evacuate

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live in el dorado county, i'm jonas tichenor, cbs 5. >>> this time tomorrow, prince william and kate middleton will be husband and wife. 1900 on the guest list and you can bet all the ladies will be decked out with those very fetching british hats. >> it's all just part of the buzz surrounding the wedding and with more on what's hot and what's not in head wear, let's go to dana tyler with the hat scoop in london. hi, dana. i should say good evening. >> reporter: hi, sydnie and frank. that's okay, yes. it's, what, about 8:00 here. good afternoon to you all. very exciting here today, you know, phillip tracy, he is a very famous milliner, he is known for his signature hats, the likes of elizabeth taylor, lady gaga. the royal family. even kate middleton is a big fan of his. we went to his london workshop today with less than 24 hours to go before the wedding. they were still very busy at work. >>> reporter: it's been round- the-clock production at hat designer phillip tracy's london work room where individual works of art are diligently designed and created. >> like soft sculpture really

reporting in placerville, i'm jonas tichenor, cbs 5. >>> jaycee dugard and the daughters she had while she was held in captivity may have to testify. from the beginning, dugard has requested privacy and not attended any court hearings. the next court date set for may 5 and the trial august 1. >>> in the barry bonds trial today, both sides made their last pitches to the court and the slugger's fate is now in the hands of the jury. joe vazquez on today's closing arguments. joe. >> reporter: elizabeth, the prosecution just wrapped up their case about an hour ago telling the jury that bonds claiming he didn't do steroids or didn't know about it is like a teenaged boy coming home staggering and saying he didn't know what was making him stagger and that he had -- perhaps has a can and didn't know what's in the can, claiming it's coca-cola and claiming the bartender dosed him. the prosecution says that's not plausible. >> reporter: the trial ended with assistant u.s. attorney jeff nedro making one simple statement about barry bonds. "all he had do was tell the truth. he continued his closing

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loser in this debate in that he has just result engaged after being, doing his ncaa brackets on espn, jonas brothers, golfing. he's not engaged. i think we all know that the president has not been engaged in the budget debate until recently. i think that's an issue he will have to deal with. >> mr. chairman, you are all very much engaged talk about spending and debt. is the rnc debt. >> thank you, jonathan. >> your party was facing a $21 million in red ink. when can you tell donors to the rnc and grass republicans run the country that the rnc will be free and clear of debt. >> guest: i think my goal that by the end of the year that we will have 5 million or less of debt by the end of the year. that's my goal. i can tell you when we first came into the building, if you don't mind, feel free to cut me off, but i will tell you that we are in about 24 million in debt when we came into the building. a lot of the folks are reporting -- in january. a lot of folks are boarding 23. usually 24. we had to add more bills to the overall as we went forward with a report to our cash on hand was very low.

working it was top secret only heard that you regard it being sent into space a syringe it was me jonas came to our house that interview my parents but they knew nothing i think they could have had a heart attack. he had met me utica god in one thousand nine hundred sixty three while working at the launch pad he ended up face to face with a man and introduced himself. you asked me what month i was born i said march and it seemed to me like he's going to collapse or even stretch out my hands to hold him up it turned out he was born in march as well moments like this one will serve as a reminder for future generations of man's first journey into space but for now there are still those who can tell the story of your god and that momentous day from memory adding another layer of color to history adequate of scale was a doctor who prepared the garden for his first flight she recalls that very day fifty years ago. and gary looked more pale than usual he was unsuitable in quiet which was not like him and i know he would answer by nodding or a short yes to all questions sometimes he would start

cuatro jonÁs resultaron heridos y uno de ellos perdiÓ la vida.l autobÚs escolar en el que viajaba fue atacada a balazos en colombia. los pistoleros viajaban a bordo de una motocicleta y abrieron fuego. la menor era la Única pasajera, en chofer tambiÉn resultÓ lesionado. el 31 de marzo es el dÍa de cÉsar chÁvez, el merecido tributo al sindicalista no para rendir honores >> algunos estados han declarado ese dÍa fue como un día feriado. >> asÍ hacemos nuestra primera causa, mÁs adelante hablamos en exclusiva con el joven cantante del narco corriÓ gerardo ortiz, en permanecer escondido para protegerse de quienes han jurado matarlo. tenemos esta exclusiva al regresar. >> enseguida la bÁrbara confiesa que estÁ bajo tratamiento y que no sÓlo posible por curarse. >> llena un estadio y deleitar a sus fanÁticos por primera vez desde que presentÓ a un sol en una social. recuerdan a selena en el aniversario de su muerte. volvemos. [ locutor ] en la región italiana de toscana existe un centro de inspiración: es la escuela culinaria de olive garden. ahí, nuest

. >> financial analyst jonas saw him stumble outside with a knife still in him. >> we pulled the knifeked the knife away under a car. >> economy chased thomas down the street and flagged down a cop to ho made the arrest. shaller almost died when her vein was severed. he saved her life. >> i'm grateful to have the opportunity to save lauren's life. >> beth helped chang while calling 911. this is the tough heroes are made of. >> how life can change in just one second. it can go from being so pleasant and so lovely to so horrific in a snap. >> but on that day four years ago, good triumphed over evil. strangers came together to do the right thing. four years later they are more like family to lauren and her parents. >> we had lots and lots of time with them to get to know them. >> lauren is enjoying life as a college student. >> life is good? >> yes, very good. >> vic lee, "abc 7 news." >> still ahead, a long running perk for state lawmakers finally runs out of gas. speaking of gas, just how high are prices expected to go this summer? we'll tell you what the [ female announcer ] why settle

including heather gram and jonas brothers. all kicking off their shoes and going bare foot. they took the cause to the streets and on line. posting pictures and video on the internet. >> it really is a day of awareness andtiveism. you are doing something. when you give people the opportunity to did that the it transforms their experience. pa they are part of a movement. >>reporter: movement that began with one man's brain storm. >> i had an idea. and it was a small idea when we started. anyone can mick a difference and they don't have to have it be some huge global xaichbility you can start small that's just as important. >>reporter: whev a link for you on the one for one shoe campaign on our web site. if click on see it on tv. >> we gate unique glance at baby walrus at 6 flag discovery kingdom in vallejo before born. this is latest ultrasound technology showing the walrus in the mother woom and color version here really details the baby feature. 16 yearly mother set to give birth month. this in itself is very rawr event. only 11 walrus calfs born in north american zoo. main

i learned about the polio vaccines, jonas salk, and i learned about my great uncle, who actually gotio before the polio vaccine came out. i also learned about how to interview people and about film, and and learned about the video editing things. >> thank you for talking with us today. >> thank you. >> and now, here is a portion of her documentary. >> institute that i direct, our top priorities over the next several years are an hiv vaccine, a tuberculosis vaccine, and a vaccine that we will call universal flu vaccine, namely a vaccine that you can give once or twice in the lifetime of an individual that will protect them against these. >> what do we do with them? they cannot produce enough of the vaccine for everyone. therefore, with the pharmaceutical companies. >> nih never produces a vaccine in large quantities. we do fundamental science and then handed over to the pharmaceutical company so that they can produce it in large quantities to be made available for the american people and for the global public. >> and you can see this at studentcam.org, and you can continue the convers

in 1955, jonas salk invented the polio vaccine. in 1967, there was the oral vaccine. been nearly extinguished from the u.s. and most of the world. now in 2011, we're still searching for a cure for many diseases in the world today. at the national institutes of health, people in search many hours a day for vaccinations that will help our immune systems against diseases. i talked to the head of a portion of the nih. >> if you talk about the priority plans for the institute are direct, the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, our top priority over the next several years are an hiv vaccine, a malaria vaccine, a tuberculosis vaccine, and a vaccine will be a universal influenza vaccine that you can give once or twice in a lifetime of an individual that will protect against all influenza. >> what do we do with the vaccines? the government cannot produce enough of the new vaccines for everyone. a partnership between the pharmaceutical companies and research facilities has formed. >> the nih never produces a vaccine in large quantities. our role is to do fund

even pop stars like the jonas brothers get stuck in them. >> this is like my worst nightmare. >> reporterey got trapped after a concert. took more than half an hour to get them out. sometimes the call of nature comes before the rescuers. nicolas white pride open the doors and relieved himself down the elevator shaft. as for the little girl-- >> i got to pee! >> reporter: despite her dance of desperation, oh, yes, she could, and did, but whatever you do, learn from letterman. >> press the button, idiot. >> reporter: jeannie mose, cnn, new york. >> i'm going to have hype conned yeah of elevators! i don't like seeing things like that. >> creeps me out. i like to take the stairs whenever possible. >> so not just for exercise? at least you admit it on live television, i love that. >> oh, geez. terrible. >> our elevator at work often gets stuck. it does. maybe it's on weekdays. >> ah, okay. >> we often have a broken sign, and there's no stairs. >> uh-oh. >>> you've probably seen google's altered logo on holidays and other important dates. well, now the mountain view- based search engine is usin

guest: i will probably save it wanted to go to a jonas bther's concert. host: whenever the coming to tennessee? guest-- when are they coming to tennessee? guest: i am not sure. guest: i think i am going to save up for college because i want to get the best college education possible. host: where do you wanto gto school? guest: i am interested in math and science. i am not sure. host: katie, what will you do with your portions of the winning? guest: i of also wanted to save money. most of it will go to my urch missionhat i am planning to go on. host: where are you going for your mission? guest: i do not know. they assign it to you. you do not get to choose. host: talking about the prize- winning documentary. they will be with us for the next half an hour. joining us is lynn stanton. she will help answer questions about net neutrality. let's review what it is. guest: it is the idea that the provider of their product and cannot say what you will see on the intnet and what services and applications you can use. then there are ideas that there should be some k

and dating teen heartthrob, joe jonas. but away from the spotlight, a hidden shame.disorder. she says it started in early childhood, when bullies teased her and called her fat. >> a very strong advocate for anti-bullying. but i've never been able to say this is why. i'm such an advocate for it because, from when i was bullied until now, i suffered an eating disorder from the things that were said to me. >> reporter: did it lead to a form of depression? >> yes. definitely. >> reporter: can you explain more about that period of your life? >> the period of my life that i went through was really dark. and i became very depressed. and my only way of really coping with it was through my eating does order. so, i just stopped eating. and that was my way of coping with it. >> reporter: her depression was eventually lead to urges to cut herself. >> i have suffered from cross-addictions, over the past few years. i was trying to control my eating disorder, trying to get help for it. when i was taking care of those things, the urges to do that came up. so, for me, that was -- it

jonas how important it is for the troops and their families. -- jill knows.fe feels it in her bones. it has become part of who she is. the stars are indelibly branded on her heart. our family and friends will tell you that it defines her. ladies and gentlemen, and i am honored to present the second lady of the united states, of blue star mom, my wife, jill biden. [applause] >> good morning. i am jill biden, and i am a proud military mom. as my husband said, i am proud to be here at the white house today as my husband expresses his gratitude to everyone who serves on the military and their amazing families. you are all heroes. from the moms and dads to the grandparents who stepped in with much needed support, to the children who are strong and brave while moms and dads are a way. you go about your business everyday, lifting up your communities, volunteering at your schools, lending a hand to europe neighbors. -- to your neighbors. into it was carrying a heavier burden than most folks imagine. as joe said, we have been a national guard family for the last 10 ye

wanted to go to an jonas brother's concert. host: whenever the coming to tennessee?st-- when are they coming to tennessee? guest: i am not sure. guest: i think i am going to save up for college, because i want to get the best college education possible. host: where do you want to go to school? guest: i am interested in math and science. i am not sure. host: katie, what will you do with your portions of the winning? guest: i of also wanted to save money. most of it will go to my church mission that i am planning to go on. host: where are you going for your mission? guest: i do not know. they assign it to you. you do not get to choose. host: talking about the prize- winning documentary. they will be with us for the next half an hour. joining us is lynn stanton. she will help answer questions about net neutrality. let's review what it is. guest: it is the idea that the provider of their product and cannot say what you will see on the internet and what services and applications you can use. then there are ideas that there should be some kind of safe harbors or limitation

i learned about how the vaccines, the history of vaccines, like polio jonas salk, i learned about my great uncle who got polio the year before the polio vaccine came out, and how to interview people, i learned about film, and also about a video editing. >> thank you for talking with us today. and now, here's a portion of rebecca's documentary. >> you talk about the priority plan of the institutes that i direct, the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, our top priorities over the next several years of an hiv vaccine, a malaria vaccine, a tuberculosis vaccine, and a vaccine that we call a universal flu vaccine, which you can give once or twice in the lifetime of an individual, that would protect them against all influences. >> the government cannot produce enough of the new vaccines for everyone. therefore partnership between the pharmaceutical companies in the research facilities have informed. >> we never produce a vaccine in large quantities. our role is to do fundamental basic science, translated into preclinical and clinical, and then handed over so that pharmace

in this debate in that he recently engaged after being, you know, doing his ncaa brackets on espn, jonas golfing. he is not engaged. i think that we all know the president has not been engaged in the budget debate until recently. guest: my personal opinion is america is the winner because of the agreement we came to last night. i think this is important to pick up. politics and the government is about the future and we want to protect our kids and grandchildren. we have to reduce the debt of the country and reduce the deficit and make tough decisions. that is what we are paid for. that is the story of the future. so watch next week on the heavy issues particularly the 2012 budget. host: so the president's leadership? guest: i think the president held back in the beginning, this is not typical c.r. debate. i think that the president of the united states tried to bring the parties together. at one time he stood above t. i would like to tell him that we also have a congress, a democratic congress willis -- which is of his party and we should be working on the same page. but i think he didn'

wanted to go to an jonas brother's concert. host: whenever the coming to tennessee?st-- when are they coming to tennessee? guest: i am not sure. guest: i think i am going to save up for college, because i want to get the bestlege ucible. ..where do you want to go to school? guest: i am interested in math and science. i am not sure. host: katie, what will you do with your portions of the winning? guest: i of also wanted to save money. most of it will go to my church mission that i am planning to go on. host: where are you going for your mission? guest: i do not know. they assign it to you. you do not get to choose. host: talking about the prize- winning documentary. they will be with us for the next half an hour. joining us is lynn stanton. she will help answer questions about net neutrality. let's review what it is. guest: it is the idea that the provider of their product and cannot say what you will see on the internet and what services and applications you can use. then there are ideas that there should be some kind of safe harbors or limitations or caveat. most pe

of dimes, worked together with other organizations and were able to bring about the immunization by jonask. it changed the course of history. america has done that throughout history, and we can do it again whether it is energy, health care -- you name the subject, we are capable if we can get our house in order. thank you. [applause] >> congresswoman, if the votes were not in place to repeal obamacare fully, what steps did you take it would be most effective to roll it back? >> what we should be doing right now is pulling -- is fully defunding obamacare. we should not give one time to put this frankenstein into place. that is something the house of representatives can do. remember -- president obama does not have access. harry reid does not have access to one dime of your money unless and until the house of representatives authorizes that money. if you have conservatives in charge of the house of representatives, why in the world would we give even at one time to end late this monster? that is where we have our. that is where we need to stand. that is the line in the sand that we need to

it's the president filling out ncaa brackets, going to the jonas brothers and golfing and not tackling any of these issues but only criticizing republicans. >> finally, to switch gears, when you were first elected to be chairman of the rnc, there was a lot made of your name. people had fun with it including stephen colbert. let's take a look. >> you bet. >> what's a reince priebus? folks, this could be the perfect name for the chairman of the rnc which i believe is pronounced "reince. " >> for the record, how do you say your name? then we're going to put it on a loop. >> you bet. it's ryntz-pree-bus. my wife and i have watched it many times. that's when a greek and a german get married. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> of decision to try the alleged michael blumberg calls a new decision to try the alleged master mind of the 9/11 attacks in guantanamo a more appropriate choice. the trial was originally set to be held in civilian court in new york city. but on monday the obama administration may a major reversal. nbc's justice correspondent pete williams has details on this. pet

loser in this debate in that he has just result engaged after being, doing his ncaa brackets on espn, jonas brothers, golfing. he's not engaged. i think we all know that the president has not been engaged in the budget debate until recently. i think that's an issue he will have to deal with. >> mr. chairman, you are all very much engaged talk about spending and debt. is the rnc debt. >> thank you, jonathan. >> your party was facing a $21 million in red ink. when can you tell donors to the rnc and grass republicans run the country that the rnc will be free and clear of debt. >> guest: i think my goal that by the end of the year that we will have 5 million or less of debt by the end of the year. that's my goal. i can tell you when we first came into the building, if you don't mind, feel free to cut me off, but i will tell you that we are in about 24 million in debt when we came into the building. a lot of the folks are reporting -- in january. a lot of folks are boarding 23. usually 24. we had to add more bills to the overall as we went forward with a report to our cash on hand was very low.