linde see lohan is in court today. star magazine reports megan fox and husband are expecting a bay by. >> a very good looking baby. >> yes, i'm sure. >> and, finally, staying class psi. the anchor man, will ferral announced he's making a sequel. anchor man, the legend of ron burgandy. >> i think even in if general public, there was a lot of funny moments. >> one day i'm going to end the show with i am lynn barry? >> and this comes to us from ksee. kz 24 news in fresno, california where nearby, the dog is back on his paws, thanks to a modern technology. due to a bone disorder, skip was missing a limb and couldn't walk. surgeries didn't help. but a company said that makes artificial legs for humans came up with a version just for this pooch. now skip has a few new springs to his step. this is "early today." just your first step of the day on your nbc station. we have 62 degrees right now in the nation's capitol. good morning to you. i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm eun yang. it is thursday, march 29. we begin with a developing

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investigators say lind collided with a 2003 acura on a sharp curve.e crash is under investigation. >>> gas prices across the country are at a record-high for this time of year with the national averages at $3.76 for a gallon of regular unleaded. here is the bay area, price have shot well above the $4 black. san francisco drivers pay an average of $4.40. in oakland and san josi it's $4.43. the chief strategist for president obama's campaign discussed the issue on abc's this week saying "relief won't come overnight." >> the question is whether it's realistic to say as the speaker did that there is some magic fairy dust you can sprinkle and get $2.50 gas? the american people know that is not the case. >> axelrod was responding to comments by presidential candidate and former house speaker newt gingrich. he says the president wants to see gas prices rise to $8 or $9 a gallon. >> a doctor faces murder charges after three patients died from prescription drug overdoses and one patient was a young man fromdanville. lisa tseng is accused of giving the prescrip

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bear in ross lind.ndrew sent out an e-mail trying to find two face a home. >> she was escorted with armed security. >> reporter: john saw this photo of her and he was sold. >> she has definitely got us wrapped around her paw. >> reporter: andrew says he considers saving one of these dogs one of his biggest accomplishments while he was overseas, the issue, cost and security. there are hundreds of dogs that he wanted to help but only four have been able to make the trip. >> i had dozens lined up at different stages. >> reporter: so far, operation baghdad pups has sent more than 300 dogs state side. eight are scheduled to arrive in the u.s. soon, five need homes. >> you made it, kid. you hit the lottery. >> reporter: in northeast washington, melissa mollet, news4. >> those here have hit the lottery. for more information on adopting the dogs that will be arrive nfgt state soon or to donate to operation baghdad pups, visit nbcwashington.com. >>> hey that's all for news4 this week. i'm veronica johnson. thank

.- &pfundraiser for a lind skier program.you can see at first, things are going just fine... as eople race downhill in their vehicles made off cardboard boxes and string.but then watch as this pirate ship... carrying 14 people..... careened out of control... and snowmakerrtower. someeof the passengers were thrown out. two of the victimm---- who are children--- were airlifted to a west virginia hopssttl, by a maryland state police medevac helicopter. five otherr were taken by ammulance.bringing this day of fun.... to a sudden and frightening... nd. pnd investigators say alcohol could be to blame for an tv crash that ent tto people to the hospital.it happened just before 1 thissmorning along mckinstrys milllroad near union brrdge in carroll county. inveetigators say the driver lost control and hit a guard rail. the driver and his passenngr were ánot wearing helmetssat thh time of the crash.they were rushed too hospital where they're in critical condition. police are onnthh lookout ponnght for the driver who hit a construction worker and then took off. it happened ffiday night a

as we see john lind maman on th ground, talking to the officer, his left ear is completely off. >> whoa! oh! his whole ear is lying on the concrete? >> and he got tased. first he got his ear bit off and then a police tased him. >> talk about a bad day, right? we got in touch with the ft. lauderdale police department. they said the big guy, 6-foot, 300 pounds, fled the scene, he was charged on two counts of aggravated battery, one count of disorderly conduct. the skinny guy was put in cuffs, but john was not arrested after this incident. >> he's the victim in this. >> john explained to the police, look, the guy just came up from behind me and bit my ear off and if you look back to the video, yeah, they might have been having words with each other, but john is, in fact, trying to walk away from the situation when the big guy just comes in and takes a big bite. >> just comes up and grabs the guy. maybe he couldn't find a snack bar. >> oh, no! >> this next video is of an incredibly close call in eastern afghanistan. take a look. watch close in this video we got from funker530. you see an ap

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january and drove 3.6 percent referral traffic to other site more than you tube google li plus and lindn. more on the headlines in the print edition of the silicon valley business journa journal. >> all right. time now for sports. >> hockey basketball to talk about what else. >> baseball. buster waiting for 10 months to get back behind the plate. he has to wait a few days longer. spring training games begin saturday and buster watching the training games begin saturday and buster watching the explanation next. in sports itititititititititititititititit >> good evening. the sharks haven't won back-to-back game in a month after beating phillies. try again tonight against buffalo. denied. by miller. sharks feeling the pain early. the puck ricochet off former shark christian. the skate. hits mitchell in the face. sharks turn it over in the first. burns gives it away. tyler and drew shoots and scores. 1 nothing saber. only goal of the night. sharks had a great chance in the sejd. tommy and joe and save by miller. miller time all night long long. very hot. 39 saves. miller post back-to-back s

linde added 5000 new jobs in january -- maryland added 5000 new jobs in january. they credit the warm winter for job growth in construction. 61 degrees on tv hill. rod blagojevich will make a final announcement before heading west to present. >> president obama gives a foreign leader a tour of middle america. >> this is 95 north of the beltway. more on weather and traffic when we come back. >> welcome back. 5:10. 63 degrees downtown. clear skies right now. temperatures are a little cooler in the suburbs. it is a pretty mild start for us. 55 in frederick. 53 in annapolis. lots of sunshine today. it will be warm with a high temperature of 76 degrees. it will be cooler near the water. the seven-day forecast is coming up in just a few minutes. >> jury deliberations begin today in the case of a former rutgers university student accused of using a webcam to spy on his roommate. the jury heard closing arguments on tuesday. he is charged with 15 counts of invasion of privacy. the roommate committed suicide in september of 2010, days after the alleged incident. rod blagoje

program meted to acting attorney general at justice department, defending, remember, beyond walker lind. >> how many years ago? >> does it matter. >> country you read if newspaper the mao report? >> there is a theme where people are saying, what is this justice department doing? >> but i will say a couple of people i know, they actually think tony west is a go manager and he is on top of things and he is doing a great job not the feeling of the head office of the attorney general, from the attorney general. >> and it costs $880,000 a prisoner to keep them in gitmo to $700,000 is not a bad deal. >> kick ball is good. bob, i believe senator schumer who will defend ray kelly and mayor bloomberg will defend ray kelly i think it will cross part lines. >> your blood is boiling,. >> i cannot believe what you said. having been there and having watched and lost a lot of close friends in 9/11 tell me you do not believe what you say. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> you and the troopers need to step away from the 9/11 report. we watched it happen. the reason why it happened if you want to point a fin

asking jeremy lind to speak at their high school graduation saying they can be anything they dream of for two >> fox business network -- >> eric: this is the fox news alert. we're waiting major announcement in the presidential race and we'll carry it live any moment. i'm eric bolling, with andrea tantaros, dana perino, greg gutfeld, bob beckel. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president spoke today about the billions of dollars in oil subsidiaries but it wasn't the first time. >> $4 billion in taxpayer subsidiaries, to oil companies this year. we have been subsidizing oil companies for a century. the oil su subsidiaries don't bring prices down tomorrow. >> $4 billion in subsidiaries every year. expect congress to vote on ending the subsidiaries. $4 billion on subsidies to oil companies each year. $4 billion of your tax dollars subsidize the oil industry. century of subsidies for the oil companies is long enough. >> congress, up until this point has thought it was a good idea to spend billions of dollars more in tax dollars to the oil indust

asking jeremy lind to speak at their high school graduation saying they can be anything they dream of for two weeks. >> greta: go to greta wire.com. we'll see you tomorrow night. good night from washington. ill:. tonight. >> it's a tragedy and a shame. >> oprah winfrey weighing in on the trayvon martin situation but is the media being ir responsible by taking sides. >> let's face it. people have sex. that is my service. i'm using my best asset. >> legalization of prostitution may be coming to closer. we'll analyze. >> you are an atheist? >> i am. >> why? >> because i believe in reality. >> american atheists hold a big rally in washington. i get bet they would rather see jesse waters. >> are you worried about going to hell? >> caution you about to enter the no-spin zone. factor begins right now. >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. media not backing off while trying trayvon martin situation on television. many are demanding that george zimmerman should be arrested and we can add oprah winfrey to that list. >> it is a tragedy and it is a shame. we are sitting here

that's in the brook lind area.fficers are trying to determine if the stabbing happened inside or outside the bar. no word from police on an arrest in this case. >>> this morning, a man faces drunk driving charges after his car got hit by a tow truck. a viewer sent us pictures from the scene. a lexus got stuck on the tracks in riverdale, maryland. police showed up and called in a tow truck so the car didn't actually get hit by the tow truck. unfortunately, the train hit both vehicles before the tow truck could pull the car off the tracks. no one was hurt. >>> a woman is recovering this morning after falling from a virginia parking garage. it happened at the ballston commons mall in arlington. police have not released details on how far she fell or her condition. they're still investigating whether she actually fell off the garage or she jumped. >>> this morning, we're getting more insight into the american soldier accused of going on a shooting rampage and killing 16 afghan villagers. staff sergeant robert bales is

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. >> lind so i lohan got her locked up like local. >> pit bull says the song also references ryan seacrestre lohan shouldn't either. number four, wendy's has dethroned burger king second largest burger chain. federal appeals court has upheld a law forcing cigarette makers to put graphic warning labels on packs. number two, the national weather service predicts more tornadoes and up to baseball size hail in the plains tonight. number one, u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians last week met with his attorney today. the lawyer says his client's memory of the incident is pretty haze that's "the fox report's" top five. on this day in 1856 texas beat kentucky in the ncaa tournament finals, first time all black starting fine had ever won it all. at the time integrated teams were far from the norm in college hoops most expected the all white squad to win easily. enter texas western. right out of gates, the miners took the lead and never looked back. they turned the film glory road and national champs broke the color barrier 46 years ago today. and kentucky always seems to be there, d

he started on north lind street and lee highway and finished at the court at georgetown playground nearlyl spend the week visiting several schools and making other appearances. they've got shows on saturday and sunday at the verizon center downtown and the patriots center in fairfax. >> nice. >>> here's doug with a final check on the weather. >> i know they won't let me play with the globetrotters but the generals, where are they from? >> anywhere. >> anywhere. yes. i want to play for the generals. i know i'll lose but i would at least like to get out there and play with those guys. they are a sight to see for sure. another sight to see the cherry blossoms. look how great they look right now. of course peak coming up. just in the next couple days. it is just gorgeous out there and the weather is doing so well too. 73 degrees the current temperature right now. winds out of the south at 9 miles an hour. we're looking at partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. but no rain around the immediate area. i will show you though there is rain off to the west. leesburg 73 degrees. 77 in manassas. warra

. >> the best thing of the night, linds lindsey gramm, i couldn't believe that bobblehead. >>> it lookstt romney is on his way to securing the nomination, we have about discovering the race suspect ove - isn't over. what do other states have to say about mitt romney's future tonight? ( >>> happy super tuesday, first results of the night coming in at the top of the hour when polls close in georgia, virginia and vermont. 11 states tonight, those are the first three we will hear from. bring in the former chairman of the republican party, michael steel. nice to see you, mr. chairman. >> hey, rachel, what's up? >> i saw you mixing it up with joan walsh about the politics of the rush limbaugh comments about sandra fluke, the nature of his apology, mitt romney's inability to say woe do anything other than use different language there you seem to think this is sometime a real fight about contraception that's worth having between the parties. do you think that this is what republicans and democrats ought to be fighting for, putting republicans in a good stead heading to november? >> no, i don't.

former rnc chair michael steele, formerly of the jon 2012 girls, abby huntsman livingston and hugo lindw york times" magazine. four hours ago, the headline was mitt romney won illinois. so what? that was the washington post. but in the last hour with jeb bush now in romney's pocket, the party appears to be coalesce. joining us now from washingtoning is "time" magazine senior political analyst the cheshire cat of american politics mark halperin. thanks for joining the program. >> meow. thank you, alex. mark, this morning your headline in "time" magazine read, romney's illinois victory signals an end to the gop primary. very final. it was changed a few hours later to say romney's illinois victory may signal an end to the gop primary after jeb bush's endorsement. are you guys ready to change the "time" magazine headline back? >> we are not. the internet is not that fungible. we were only allowed one change according to the rules. look, it's over unless something intervenes. something could intervene. it's hard to come

. >> south carolina senator linds lindsey graham got to the heart of why santorum might be right. >> mathematically, this thing is about over, but emotionally, it's not. i think everybody believes if i could just get a one-on-one romney, i could win this thing. >> and there you have it. and that's why santorum and gingrich just won't get out of this thing any time soon. they both believe that in a one-on-one, they somehow can consolidate the conservative vote. certainly something to keep watching for. >>> for santorum, wins in both alabama and mississippi would prove he is the chief conservative alternative to romney. and that he has the momentum to keep this race going for a long time. losing them would suggest his campaign might be running a little bit out of gas. and for gingrich, winning both states would keep his candiacy alive. this weekend, the candidates did their best to talk dixie. the message, we're all southerners now. >> i got ken here in mississippi. and i'm not sure -- i'm very proud of it. >> morning, y'all. good to be with you. i got it right this morning with a bisc

in in the case of so lind rah, it -- of solyndra, it was jobs that disappeared as soon as the government ran out. yet here in this measure, at no cost that harr-working families -- mr. hastings: i yield the gentleman an additional minute. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for an additional minute. mr. tipton at -- mr. mcgovern: simply by getting expensive and duplicative regulations out of the way we could add tens of thousands of mega watts of clean, cheap electricity to our supply, produce permanent job rerks deuce our reliance on fossil fuels and lower the utility bills of american families. our nation needs abundant electricity and it desperately needs permanent jobs. to get them it mostly desperately needs common sense restored to its government. the progress of the american people have made in doing that as well as the unfinished business remaining before them, will be very precisely murder by the roll call on this bill. -- precisely measured by the roll call on this bill. i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady from california is recognized. mrs. napolitano: how much time rem

. >> the best thing of the night, linds lindsey gramm, i couldn't believe that bobblehead. >>> it lookstt romney is on his way to securing the nomination, we have about discovering the race suspect ove - isn't over. what do other states have to say about mitt romney's future tonight? ( >>> happy super tuesday, first results of the night coming in at the top of the hour when polls close in georgia, virginia and vermont. 11 states tonight, those are the first three we will hear from. bring in the former chairman of the republican party, michael steel. nice to see you, mr. chairman. >> hey, rachel, what's up? >> i saw you mixing it up with joan walsh about the politics of the rush limbaugh comments about sandra fluke, the nature of his apology, mitt romney's inability to say woe do anything other than use different language there you seem to think this is sometime a real fight about contraception that's worth having between the parties. do you think that this is what republicans and democrats ought to be fighting for, putting republicans in a good stead heading to november? >> no, i don't.