schedule the hearings and schedule a second hearing on whether lain should be tried as an adult. he has not yet entered a plea. >>> jury selection begins in the trial of a man accused of killing three family members. william is charged with murder of hudson's mother, brother and nephew. she is expected to be in court everyday and on the 300 named list of witnesses to testify for opening statements which began april 23rd. >>> rick santorum is taking a break from the campaign trail today to be with his ailing daughter, she has been the hospital since friday, with a rare genetic condition. it could be fatal. she was hospitalized this year with pneumonia. santorum and his wife are with their daughter right now. >>> easter was yesterday, but the fun continues today at the south lawn of the white house. the 134th annual easter egg roll. let's go, let's play, let's move, activities promote healthy and active living as part of the first lady's campaign against childhood obesity. its largest event at the white house, 30,000 tickets were given out in an on line lottery. >>> kids can search

and lain had had the mud up in his nose and in his face. i don't know, you know, how that happened. >> i think he heard the word nose. and now, he's touching yours. sherry, lindsay and lain enoch, thank you for talking with us. and again, we're so happy that you're safe and sound this morning. thank you. >> thank you. thank you. >> and now, here's george. >> it's eerie to hear the alarm noise in the background. >>> we're going to turn to politics and a brand-new stage in the run for president. with a big sweep in maryland, wisconsin and washington, mitt romney all but sewed up the nomination. a point by president obama. he launches his first personal attacks on the man he will be facing in november. it's "your voice, your vote." and abc's john berman has the latest. >> reporter: mark your calendars. overnight, it started. big. this now feels like a general election. >> these last few years have been difficult. made a lot worse by the mistakes of the president's leadership. >> reporter: celebrating his wins overnight in washington, d.c., mar

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in fact one realtor created a website and already has lined up 1508 rentals in maine lain and san francisco. >>> protester gatt -- gathered the supreme court. about arizona's immigration. >> this dog has a leg and amputated. why will up pal you. >> we'll track the rain over the next 24 hours and one direction temperatures will be heading the upcoming weekend. >>> senator barbara boxer is among the a group of democratic lawmaker calling on coverage to renew the law that will renew existing grant programs to shelters. it would include georgia gay and bisexual in domestic violence. the spill expected to reach the senator floor for a vote tomorrow or friday. >>> u.s. supreme court took up the highly charged issue of immigration as the justices grappled with a controversial law in arizona. as our reporter reports they seemed to be sympathic to the law. >> reporter: a heated debate over arizona's immigration law started outside the court and then inside as justices tackled the question. one justice asked if in fact somebody who does not belong in this country does not belong, arizona has no power

it is in the hov lanes but the main lain lanes are slowing down with rubbernecking as well.s in both the hov and main lanes from the prince william parkway. a look at the traffic cams where a new accident just popped up 66 eastbound at 29 in centreville. this is only going to make those worse and it looks as though it does have the right lane blocked. taking a look at the beltway, it is the outer loop with delays across the top side over to georgia avenue. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> a health alert for those of who you like to spend time outdoors. the extra mild winter and early spring means you could see ticks sooner than expected. the soap is usually may to august but because of the warm weather, the eggs may start hatching earlier than usual. >>> google is revealing part of its secret program designed to bring a meanted reality to the masses. >> take a look at. this these glasses, you can all, text or surf the web all in a screen right in front of your eyes. you get cop assistant updates as you are walking around town -- you get constant updates as y

other objects include ben frank lain walking stick and alexander graham bell's telephone. >>> feed the children is delivering truck foods of -- fulls of food and each family gets a 25 pound box of food and 10 pound box of personal care items. >>> michelle obama is pushing the initiative 20 help -- to help military families announcing a plan to help the needs of military families and will appear on the colbert report to discuss her joining forces initiative. >>> leaders in the g-8 are meeting in washington focusing on persuading russia to lend support in the efforts to curb the vai violence in sierra. they refused to -- syria. they helped to re-- they refused to help in efforts by the security council. >>> thousands of artifacts are going on the auction block of the eye tantic. they are auction off the collection of more than 5,000 relics covered from the wreckage. >>> a fierce debate in texas right now about whether or not a teacher should have been fired because she was pregnant while unwed. >> this is about the state of the woman where she works. and we will weigh in on both sides co

lain, the accused shooter in the high school is set to appear at 3:00. >>> firefighters are busy this morning. crews are keeping their eyes on joppa town for several days. firefighters are trying to control an 18-acre brush fire. the area has been affected. we are told that the fire, they are keeping close to homes there, crews knocked it back quickly, families in 80 homes were forced to evacuate for several hours. the smoke kept fire crews on alert for 3 days. and the national weather service issued a warning for the entire baltimore area. until there is a soaking rain, you are asked no to start a fire outside. >>> baltimore city firefighters are in fact tbaiting a fire in pig town. -- investigating a fire in pig town. no one was hurt. authorities are looking in to how this started. >>> dundalk, two people hurt and two dogs killed after four homes caught fire saturday evening. they started before 6:00 on st. heldna avenue. two people were taken to hopkins bay view. no word on their condition. >>> dry conditions contributed to a fire in the woods of northern baltimore county in a 5-ac

for hundreds of years before that it had lain buried under rock and rubble and earth and things had grownn top of it. >> reporter: steve bridge is deputy director at the garden tomb, which is located just outside the old city's damascus gate. he says this site was promoted in the late 19th century by british general charles gordon, who argued that the hillside with the features of a human skull could be actual crucifixion site. >> when we're looking, now we're looking side on, and you can see maybe what looks like the two eye sockets there on the rock face. the bible tells us jesus was crucified outside the city walls at a place called golgotha, which simply means the skull, and so many people believe that skull hill is golgotha, the place of the skull where jesus died. >> reporter: this skull hill looms over an ancient garden, with cisterns and a wine press, which could indicate that it was owned by a wealthy person. in the garden was a tomb, hewn from the rock. >> the tomb itself is at least 2,000 years old. many date it as older than that. but it's certainly not less than 2,000 years o

that trust lains into greater range as well -- translates into greater range as well. so the two systems complement each oh. another thing is the u2 has sensors that you have to swap out depending on what the mission requirements are. whereas the global hawk can carry all of the sensors every time they fly. on the other hand, the u2 has signals intelligence sensors that the hawk doesn't have at this time although we're bringing signals intelligence sensors on the global hawk with the next generation coming out the next year. so the two -- the two systems actually complement each other nicely. >> there once was a line between strategic and tax cool recon since, does that even -- tactical reconnaissance, does that exist anymore? >> we can use strategic collection assets in a tactical environment where we're collecting tacts cool intelligence and sharing that in a near realtime situation. so the lines can be blurred. we have weapons systems that are more capable across that spectrum tacts cool through operation and strategic. but it depends on the actual requirements for

. >>> overseas tonight, in downtown sarajevo, red chairs as far as the eye can see were lained out on the main street to symbolize the more than 11,000 people killed in that city in the becauosnian war that began years ago today. this is good friday. christians marked the day with prayers and marches. while in rome, tens of thousands turned out to hear pope benedict give his address. >>> up next, as "nightly news" continues, the bodyguard, more of our rare conversation with the man who was by jackie kennedy's side on the day her husband was killed. >>> and later, the deliberate thinking of a shrimping vessel set adrift by a tsunami in japan. how much other floating debris is out there? in charge of thei. how they'll live tomorrow. for more than 116 years, ameriprise financial has worked for their clients' futures. helping millions of americans retire on their terms. when they want. where they want. doing what they want. ameriprise. the strength of a leader in retirement planning. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you one-to-one. together for your future. ♪ ♪ you make me happy

. >> reporter: for 100 years, the ghostly wreck has lain two miles beneath the north atlantic waves.nic" still captures the human imagination. one man, more than most. james cameron has dived this wreck 33 times, and along the way, made that little movie. bringing the tragedy and history to life. >> when i was making the film, i found there were so many big, gaping holes in the history, 703 survivors, they all described something different. here is this wreck on the ocean floor, the steel can't lie. it's got a story to tell us. we use that to go back and corroborate or basically contradict some of the testimony. >> reporter: so, cameron assembled the biggest "titanic" obsessives, including himself, for the documentary "titanic: the final word." it premieres tonight on the national geographic channel. almost a strange quest for you to go on, because surely you were going to find that you had made mistakes in the movie. >> oh, absolutely. sure, we found places where the set was wrong. little bit, you know, just this was wrong, that was wrong. glass missing from a door. >> reporter: and

our thank you to everybody laine the chairperson of the celebration committee.atulations to the church. and as always we want to learn more about your home church as well. salutes sent to the address ree time now for our weekly look . >>> time for the weekly look inside the farm report mailbag. richard is -- we upset we don't cover hay prices better. i watch the program to see information on hay prices, why show a subject if the intro if you don't cover it? i try to address the hay price issue sometimes since you aren't the first hay grower or buy tore express frustration trying to get price information. here is the problem. hay isn't a uniform product. the quality and contents can vary wildly which makes the price range almost meaning ridiculous. i checked current prices in no month and got a range from 100 to $200 a ton, that's like saying corn is three to six dollars. then have you to adjust for bale type, content and quality. no bench mark to number two corn for example and most is transportation. hay has no national futures market, rather they are highley l

the low speed chase is still trapped on the fair lains, because environmental groups say moving it could threat be the habitat of nesting birds, plans to move it are currently on hold. patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> the mother of one of the crew members onboard spoke publicly for the first time since her only child was lost at sea. she said jordan grew up on the water, sailing since the age of 2, he was in his last semester at dominican university and hoped to one day have his own maritime business. >> may 12 was when he was supposed to graduate from dominican. and he's got a regatta on the schedule. nothing about graduation. >> she says she's doing her best to celebrate jordan's zest for life, but right now, saw says it is very hard to get over the unexpected loss of someone she calls her best friend. >>> the mother of sierra lamar offered encouraging words today to volunteer searchers. she praised their efforts saying their help has lifted the family in these difficult times. >> thank you for the presence of everyone that is here in this room right now. >> reporter: more than 140

the low speed chase is still trapped on the fair lains, because environmental groups say moving it could threat be the habitat of nesting birds, plans to move it are currently on hold. patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> the mother of one of the crew members onboard spoke publicly for the first time since her only child was lost at sea. she said jordan grew up on the water, sailing since the age of 2, he was in his last semester at dominican university and hoped to one day have his own maritime business. >> may 12 was when he was supposed to graduate from dominican. and he's got a regatta on the schedule. nothing about graduation. >> she says she's doing her best to celebrate jordan's zest for life, but right now, saw says it is very hard to get over the unexpected loss of someone she calls her best friend. >>> the mother of sierra lamar offered encouraging words today to volunteer searchers. she praised their efforts saying their help has lifted the family in these difficult times. >> thank you for the presence of everyone that is here in this room right now. >> reporter: more than 140

. >> a lain force. says on thursday a member of the secret service got into an argument with a prostitute over payment. we have learned that 11 secret service members, including two supervisors are being investigated. pentagon officials say that'ses 10 members of the -- at least 10 members of the mail tear to support the -- military to support the team may be involved. they haver ordered full -- have ordered full investigation. >> defense secretary says members of the military found to be involved will be disciplined. >> whether our fourses forces -- forces are in any country, we except them to abide by the highest standard. >> president obama says he will with hold judgement until the investigation is complete. sglz >> -- the >> the white house says the individuals involved were part of a support team. >>> the irs has a friendly reminder, your income taxes are due. normally they would have been due two days ago. because april 15th fell on a sunday and yesterday was a holiday in washington dc we have un

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william sanders and colleague david webster are about to excavate a sprawling set of ruins that has lain abandoned and covered by weeds and brush for more than 1,000 years. beneath what appears to be a natural hill, these archaeologists believe may lie the ruins of an ancient building. slowly, almost imperceptibly, the first clues begin to emerge. these strange figures are portraits of spirits that once adorned a magnificent carved bench, a throne upon which a maya lord sat in council and judgment. huge blocks. yeah. "mega-rocks." remember evelyn, the tomb she found on the other building was right along the front of the terrace starting outside of it, then going underneath it. keach: the buildings begin to give up their secrets. here, the archaeologists believe, lived a noble family. maya royalty often buried their ancestors in a place of honor just in front of their dwellings. a burial is just now being uncovered. it may contain definitive clues to the status of the people who once lived here. deciphering the clues requires the special expertise of forensic archaeology. clean the rest o

lains. >> made in the usa could be making a big comeback. a new survey finding more of america's largest companies are either considering or planning to move some factories out of china and into the states. more americans looking for work making a move more attractive. speaking of work, fewer states seeing job gains in march. ohio, new jersey and wisconsin losing the most. new york, california and arizona adding the most jobs. a golden quarter at the golden arches, mcdonald's making money thanks to strong sales across the world saying its new menu items, value menus and specialty drinks are paying off big time with customers. the light double of the future coming to a store near you. it will only cost you 50 bucks a pop which includes an automatic manufacturer's discount. the new bulb will supposedly last over 20 years. that's business. i'm stuart varney.    >> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, secu

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they were in their lain. >> thank you, dan. cameras are everywhere. >> watch out. >> i know.r to you, sam. >> there's one, two, three, four, five, six cameras in here pointed at you, sir. good morning, everybody. let's start with what's going on in the northeast. we have a chill. inside the city areas, the pavement has held the heat. outside the urban environments, you're looking at 17 in saranac lake. this has danieled three days in a row now a part of the new york crop. oklahoma city, another day of strong storms. louisville, indianapolis, pittsburgh. these will incluz more large hail. heat still builds into the gulf coast. 49 degrees in arlington and sunshine but the clouds are on the increase. overall today, probably sunday and temperatures will be comfortable. upper 60'se into the be near 70. will tomorrow, have your umbrella onh often >> another day of heavy rain in south florida. they actually do need it. >> thank you, sam. >>> george, i don't think you'll forget this morning any time soon. >> no way. a spectacular morning. it's terrific on the 100th floor. i'll work m

holly cavanaugh and skylar laine was in the bottom three, but hang on. she has style.l miss her. >>> not everyone gets to hang out with a world famous rocker. >> a boy from rhode island battling cancer got to do that with "american idol" stephen tyler. >> reporter: 7-year-old cole grace is aerosmith's biggest fan. his favorite song -- >> ♪ . >> reporter: most 7-year-olds probably only know tyler as host of "american idol." but he's more mature than most 7-year-olds. >> my mother loves steven tyler, so she practically got me into it. >> reporter: as we saw today, loving aerosmith is a family affair in the grace house. ♪ walk this way, talk this way ♪ >> reporter: but the real rock star isn't just steven tyler, but cole, who has stayed brave and positive through the worst of experiences. after this past january, they got terrible news. >> we thought it was a flu type of thing, and unfortunately neither one of us expected that we weren't going to be leaving the doctor's the day that we went in. >> reporter: he is diagnosed with a rare and aggressive type of brain cancer.

waited until the bitter end, is there any hope of finding ways to save before the tax filing dead lain you can scrape out savings if you know where to look enter bill smith, good to have you here. >> nice to be here thank you. >> we will cover a lot of tips i will prompt you and then let you take it away, let's begin with ira contributions not too late. >> one of the few opportunities you have to still make a contribution, get a deduction for last year typically you are limited by december 31st but this is one opportunity where you can contribute to your ira, put in as much as $5,000 or $6,000 in my case, if i am over 50 you can only put in $5,000 because you are younger. >> if you are over 50 you are doing well bill. >> not too late to file even if you can't pay for the taxes. >> if you want to -- if you find yourself in a position you can't afford the pay you have done your tax return oh, no, i owe, still file the return, because the penalties add up much more quickly, for nailing to file your return -- failing to file your return than just not paying taxes, you can get an installmen

. >> the federal reserve used powers that it had had, but had lain dormant since the great depression they basically took $30 billion, went to j.p. morgan and say, "we'll give you $30 billion if you buy this bear stearns, so it doesn't have to go out of business." and they did. >> what the new york fed did was take all the bad stuff off the books of bear stearns and allow j.p. morgan to purchase the good part of it. it's kind of like if uncle sam had come in and taken all the vinegar and allowed j.p. morgan to have the wine. >> narrator: bailing out a major financial institution in crisis was something tim geithner had seen before. it was taken from a playbook created back in the 1990s-- how to respond to a financial crisis. >> tim geithner, going back even to his days in the clinton administration, he's sort of known as a cool head in a crisis, and in how do you manage a really troubled financial system. >> narrator: in the clinton administration, robert rubin was the treasury secretary, larry summers was his top deputy, and undersecretary tim geithner was always in the room. >> they