that's where lila comes in to help solve the crime. >> she knows she has one job to do and she's very good at it. and she loves to work. >> lila is the newest crime fighter for the montgomery county police department. the two-year-old german shepherd is one of two firearm detection dogs that can do what officers can't do. >> her high drive, her wanting to please and just her strong work ethic. it's just, she's a great dog to work with. >> lila went through an intensive three month training course last fall with canine unit head trainer, mary davis, after arriving from europe. her only job is to defect firearms by zeroing in on one cent. >> signature odor we trained for is the post blast event of a firearm being shot. every firearm has to be fired. it cannot leave the factory without one round going through it. >> in this training exercise, lila shows us she's good at her job. she lets her handler know without touching it that the evidence isn't contaminated. that's exactly what she did on march 22 when she found a stolen gun that was disassembled and toss in the wheaten neighborhood b

meet lila, one of two new weapons detection dogs patrolling montgomery county now. they're trained to track down weapons that are discarded by the bad guys and who are on the run from police. >> the signature odor that we train for is the post-blast event of a firearm being shot. every firearm has to be fired. it cannot leave the factory without at least one round going through it. >> the four pieces of the gun lila found helped police bring a solid case against the three teenage students who had that gun. >>> well, d.c.'s oldest and largest film festival film fest d.c. opens tomorrow right here in the district. there's a taste of the caribbean this year, a showcase of music films and a lot of laughs. the festival director is here now, tony. he's been doing it for 26 years. >> 26 years. >>it's still going. it's fantastic. >> it feels like yesterday. >> we were talking at the break and you said it's an international festival. where are people coming from around the world with entries? >> all over. we're showing films from italy, japan, france, argentina. you mentione

abc's muhammad lila is at the scene for us. muhammad? >> reporter: diane, i'm in the middle of some of where the debris landed. this twisted metal right here is actually metal that was part of the plane. it was taking off from karachi, headed to islamabad, pakistan's capital city. when it got caught in a lightning storm. this airline was operated by a domestic carrier here in pakistan. officials tell us they don't believe there were any foreigners on board. and pakistani authorities also insist that terrorism had no role in bringing this plane down. they say that simply this was a very serious but weather-related tragedy. diane? >> and a true tragedy. thank you so much, muhammad lila. >>> and still ahead here on "world news," a mystery. a surfer is killed by a great white shark, but is reality tv to blame? [ male announcer ] in blind taste tests, even ragu users chose prego. prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made? [ club scene music ] [ sigh of relief ] [ male announce

. >> meet lila, one of two new weapon detection dogs patrolling montgomery county, and they're trained to track down weapons discarded by bad guys when they're on the run from police. >> the signature odor that we train for is the post-blast event of a firearm being shot. every firearm has to be fired. it cannot leave the factory without at least one round going through it. >> county police are crediting arrests to their newest canine addition. see the package in the 6:00 p.m. >>> the four pieces of the gun lila found in various locations helped police bring a solid case against three teenage students. >>> right now is the time to reveal the answer to the question of the morning. the question one more time, a whopping 439 million of these went unused across the united states last year. are we talking about a, frequent flyer miles, b, vacation days, or c, gift cards? >> boy, the answer is b, vacation days. don't give them up. not at all. don't give up on finding a deal. jessica has today's daily deals. >>> also a vacation day on friday so don't miss me too much. in the meantime i'm comb

among his awards are the civil liberties public education fund and lila wallace reader's digest award. phillip is also a respected independent film maker whose film recently premiered at sundance, but we're here to talk about his upcoming production, after the war. a jazz-infused drama set in post-war san francisco japan town in 1948 which chronicles the return of japanese americans into the internment -- from the internment camp. sharing this evening is chloe veltman. chloe was born in london and received a master's degree with distinction in conjunction with harvard university and the moscow art theater school. she has worked as a staff reporter for the daily telegraph and is a freelance writer, her articles appearing on both sides of the atlantic. she is the chief theater critic for the san francisco weekly, theater commentator for klaw. chloe worked for several years in u.s. and uk theater companies and is the recipient of the allen wright award for arts journalism, the sundance institute arts fellowship and the nea fellowship of journalism. in 2006, she received a best columnist

. >> so when lila was born -- >> i said i'm going to write a book for her whole life and fill it fulling similar for my son -- >> the book for your daughter is bigger. >> she says, one, more heroes and, two, her book is bigger. she said after two years, where the heck is my book? my son had one. she wanted one. it started with heroes like sally ride, the famous astronaut but why did she get picked? some say it's because she was a physics generous, others say it was because she was fearless. the toout is she saw an opportunity and grabbed it. she saw an ad in her college newspaper and grabbed it. she had to see the opportunity and grab it. i tell my daughter that all the time. amelia earhart to christopher reeve to shower her how to be a great woman. >> three stooges. tina turner i got, amelia ear heart, and then the three stooges? >> the three stooges were the very first people to take on adolf hitler. i don't like them because they bash each other in the head but they parodied adolf hitler, these three jewish men. i love they stood up to the bully and i want my daughter to realize th

i'm anny hong with the story on how lila helped nab three suspects involved in a burglary. >>> i'm manuelndreds of passengers are boarding a special cruise ship to remember the voice voyage of the titanic. we'll have that story coming up. >>> 100 years ago tonight, the titanic left southern england bound for new york city. but the luxury liner never reached that destination after colliding with an iceberg in the north atlantic. tonight, commemorations are in full swing on both sides of the pond. >> manuel introduces us to one woman whose grandmother survived that watery disaster. >> kathy was never allowed to ask her grandmother about the titanic, but the stories trickled down through the generations. >> bridget was in third class, but coming from a poor irish village, it was luxury. she was asleep after a night of dancing. mcdermott climbed to the deck in her pajamas. >> her mother's words rang in her head, you are a lady and a lady is not a lady without her hat and gloves. >> she found men dressed as women to save themselves. >> it frightened her. >> a century later, the tragedy is bein

. >> this morning we're announcing for the first time the star in the lead role, 11-year-old lila crawfordu're in the fifth grade and you're going to be able to say you're a broadway actress. what's exciting about playing annie? >> well, i love the show. i love the music. and i love the role of annie. i'm so excited to work with the dog. >> you've been training with sandy the dog, right? >> well, kind of. but we haven't actually found him yet, so i'm excited. >> you beat out 5,000 other girls for this role, role of a lifetime. how did you do it? why do you think they picked you? >> well, i think that i relate to annie well because i think we're both spunky. >> i bet you are. lilla crawford, congratulations. looking forward to seeing you on broadway. >> we are excited for you. we should mention in october al rok roker's production company is producing "annie's search for sandy." >> that's right. >> do you think we could sing a few notes? >> ready? >> three, two, one -- ♪ it's a hard knock life for us it's a hard knock life for us ♪ >> i don't know. >> okay my broadway career was very short.

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