quintanilla empezo en su natal honduras ====sot melvin quintanilla/vic tima de fraude 13:09 a quienama, a mis hermanos y a mi papa, entonces me toco mejor sali r del pais, no habia otra opcion"==== aqui cuenta que le pago 500 dolares a un supuesto abogado para que iniciara su legalizacion. ===sot: melvin quintanilla/vic tima de fraude: "luego me dijeron que era mentira que el no tenia sometido ningun caso de asilo politico -y cuando te enteras que no era abogado... cuando ya estaba en la carcel"==== paso 6 meses detenido por no tener papeles... aunque dolorosos, esos casoso lamentableme nte son comunes dice el senador marco rubio. ===sot, sen marco rubio/ florida, 2:53 hay muchas personas que se encuentra sin documentos, no porque hayan roto la ley no porque hayan hecho algo en violacion de la ley si no porque le han hecho un fraude"=== rubio es el primer republicano en unirse a una propuesta de ley de la senadora dianne feinstein que castigaria a los que se aprovechan de los inmigrantes. entre otras medidas criminalizaria a los que enganen a los inmigrantes haciendose pasar por abo

in any case, i think that nixon's view of melvin laird, nixon and kissinger's i should say view of melvin laird was somewhat similar to what john kennedy thought about avril harriman, that he was the crocodile on the side of the creek who could bite your head off if you did it wrong. so laird's positions and what laird did and how he related to the president's enterprises was of huge importance to the white house, and that's why certain things happened the way they did during that period of the vietnam war. and i think jeff is right about laird's commitment to de-americanizing the war, but the way that the nixon administration went about doing that had a lot to do with the character of melvin laird, who, by the way, played a very important role in watergate, not only with nixon in convincing him to finally yield the tapes in 1973-'74, but also with gerald ford. >> time for one, maybe two questions. yes? >> my name is mark gellar, i'm with the program at cal state fuller ton. we've been asking similar questions. i'll try it again a different way. could we actually have won the vietnam war?

as melvin longwood..rting a minor across state lines o engage in prostitution. federallauthorities became suspcious after seeing an advertisment on a website it lead them to a hotel in '. - college park where thhy found longwood and the girl. in southwest baltimore, in an area which has a reputation for the prostitution business... residents sayy the children... need to be protected. (bbenda spell)"godddont pppreciate that.. but still satan has this world and its outrageous..thats all to it . theres nothing we can do buu watch out for our children.our if convicted longwood could prison. kc fox 45 news at 5;30 drop charges agaanst five - school counselors in the deeth of a juuenile offender. offender. prosecutors dropped the chargessin the 2007 death of isaiaa simmons at bowling brook schooo for juvenile offenders.the leading detective on the case s beinng investigated for perjury in an unrelated case and is barred of asphyxiation... records d show he was unconscious for nearly an hour before counselors ca

nbc's craig melvin has our report. >> we worry. the rebels when they arrest us again then they will kill us. >> reporter: jacob is a 7-year-old child of war in uganda. >> jacob, it's okay. >> reporter: he learned english because he wanted to grow up to be a lawyer. not a soldier. >> my brother tried to escape. then they killed him using a panga. they cut his neck. >> reporter: his has become the hopeful face of a global movement that may be redefining revolution. they are called the invisible children, victims of two decades of war. jason russell is behind the lens telling the tragic story for millions. >> everything in my heart told me to do something. and so i made him a promise. >> reporter: more than 39 million people have watched his video since it was posted on youtube three days ago. today reaction from the state department, the white house, even the highest court in the world. >> and these young people from california mobilizing this effort is incredible. exactly what we need. >> reporter: in 2003 russell took a camera to u

he's also known as melvin longwood. investigators became suspicious after seeiig an advertisment on a website called... 'backpage-ddt-com'. it lead them to a hotel in college park where they found longwood and the girl. in southwest baltimore, in an area which has a reeutation for prostitution... residents react to the arrest. (brenda spell)"god dont appreciaae that.. but still satan has this worlddand its outrageous..thats all to it . theres nothing we can do but watch out for our children.our grandchildren if we can" can" longwood could ace 10 years a t-ssa manager is arrested on - the job... accused of running a prostitution ring ... from a hotel.39-year-old bryant livvngstoo worred at dulles international airport.the investigation began last month when he used cash to rentta room attthe crowne plaza hotel staff got suspicious and - called police.police found 11 people in livingston's hotel &proom... including 3 women and his trial is set for may. the brother of the man who shot and killee trayvon martin speaks out a

in melvin, it was who john kennedy bought i had. . if you did it wrong. so laird's positions and how he did it and how he related to the president's and that's why certain things happen the wi they did dear during, his xhi testimony the ar war, but the way the nixon administration went about doing that had a lot to do with the character of melvin laird who, by the way, played a very important role in water date and not only nixon and convincing him to yield the tapes in 1973 and '74, but also with gerald ford. >> i've got time for one por. >> my name's mark kellar and i'm at cal-state fullerton. we've been asking similar questions and i'll try again a different way. could we have one of the how and what with would it took hook? >> that issa way to approach it. diddis innon, kissinger and laird other ands believe the war could be won. z we have to be won. they did not believe it could be won militarily and this san important point to remember when blame is thrown at others for losing the war. they did not believe that by 1968 and '69. they or eventually it

nbc's craig melvin was there for the arrival of the rock. >> reporter: a predawn welcome for a 340-tonarty magnet. >> everyone started to cheer. >> it's a new rock star. >> reporter: and this rolling rock has become the biggest. it's as if these people don't even know it's 4:00 a.m. in los angeles. >> quite bizarre. absolutely. and immensely unique. >> reporter: for the shrink wrapped rock it was a tricky 105 mile journey through four counties and 22 cities. a custom made 174 wheel trailer, two football fields long, taking up three lanes of traffic crept along at five miles an hour, narrowly missing bridges and power lines. >> we had places where we had no room. our tires are right up to the side of curbs. >> reporter: for 11 days, side shows and spectacles followed it. 20,000 played and posed in front of the boulder in long beach. one man used it to propose. >> maybe that rock won't fit, but maybe this one will. will you marry me? >> reporter: it will be in the los angeles museum of art where it will become the centerpiece of an exit called levitated mass. >> this beautiful, pyramidal

nbc's craig melvin reports from los angeles. >> reporter: gas prices are their highest ever for this time of year, up 61 cents per gallon since december. >> there is a tipping point where that is, whether it is $4 a gallon or $4.15 or $4.50 or $5 i'm not sure. most economists will tell you you're close to it right here. >> reporter: in his weekly radio address, president obama responded to critics saying once again there is no quick fix. he also called on congress to eliminate tax breaks for oil and gas companies and invest more in alternative fuel. >> they can either place their bets on a fossil fuel from the last century or they can place their bets on america's future. >> reporter: domestic production is up, and supply is down. so why is gas still so expensive? experts say it is unrest in the middle east, lots more cars on the road in china and india, and market speculators. they're all things drivers can do. >> they have more choices than ever in terms of fuel efficient vehicles and alternative fuel vehicles and they can use all of these means to curb their own consumption of gas

i would especially like to thank melvin small for inviting me to contribute to this volume. i am greatly honored to have been invited to do so. i think what mel has done here is to create a kind of model for these other presidential companions. it seems like our presidents are not going to be lonely. we have companions for ronald reagan comes out. a come pan yor for harry truman and other presidents. the idea of partiering a book with a presidential library and bringing scholars together to discuss history ography as well as other aspects of the presidents and their presidencies. what i'm going to do here is review the historyography of the nixon presidency because there's a strong body of historical literature. there's much evidence to sustain a claim. the nixon administration implemented affirmative action. sanction set asides for minority owned businesses. desegregated southern schools. reformed federal indian policy. yet the president also courted conservative white southerners. and he strongly opposed busing. as a result, the white house's approach to civil rights was,

now police have indicted a man naaeed melvin dduglas.. also knnwn as melvin longwood. a community in southwest baltimore.. is outraged. 3 this block of payson street in southwess baltiiooe has a ssady reputation (aagie)"definitely an area known forrmajor prostitution" angie says it's baltimore's áunofficialá hooker hot spot.. ((ngie)"were not just prostitutes.. we are human beings anddwe re women" street for 2 years .. but says shh's seen young girrs pake her place.((ngie)"the youngest i have ever seen out here was 4 or.. 15... and annie says minors should be protecttd. (aagge)""specially a child.. someone under 18" ad on he web that caught the police say backpage..om.... is known to post ad'' for (cairns)"police have now longwood fed authorities say he kidnappee a 15 year old girl from va and had been psinn her for prostitution for six months. it lead to a fed operation at a hotel in college park hattlead to &plongwoods arrest and her rescue."(sid ford-yana founder prostitution couuselor)"theee are many young people who are situation of prostitutiin and related activi

also known s melvin longwood.eeame susppcious after seeing an advertisment on a websiie called... 'backpage-doo-comm. ittlead them to a hotel in college park where ttey found longwood and the girl. n southwest baltimore, in an area which has a repptttion for prostitution... residents reaat to the arrest. (brenda sppll)"god dont appreciate that.. but still satan has this world and its ouurageeus..thats all to it . theres nothing we can o but watch out for oor children.our can"dchildren iffwe can""- pllngwood could ffce 10 years in federal prrson if convicted. the brother of the man who speaks oot about the case. case.this surveiilance vvdeo released late this week shows george zimmerman at the police station afttr the incident. zimmerman says he was attacked byymartin... and shot in self defense.reports say zimmerman had a broken nose and a cut on his head. zimmerman's brother ...roberr was asked aboot what he sees on the surveillance video. ((piers mmrgan::there's no attack, how do yoo eeplaan that.zimmermann we'r

police have indictee melvin became ssspicious after seeing an advertismmnn on a website called... 'backpage-dot-com'' it lead them to a hotel in longwood and the girl. in d - ssuthwest baltimore, in aa area which has a eputation for prostitution... residents react to the aarest. (brenda spell)"god dont pppreciate that.. but stiil &psatan has this world and its theres nothing we can do but watchhouttfor ourrchildren.our grandchildren if we can" can" longwood could face 10 years in federal prison if convicted. 3&testimony continuesstoday in the trial of two brothers.. charged with burning a pit bul.. on thurssay.. jurorr heard opening stttements in the case. bbt that jury pool wasn't easy to fiid.the majorityyof potential jurors admitted they haa prior knowledge of the case... whichhfirst ended in a mistrail.in opening statements... both sides revealed hhw they planned to map out their case.the prosecution ssys travers and tremayne johnson were recorded on surveilllnce viieo running frommthe scene.butt he defense says ii wasn't them.phoenix wws set oo fire in may 2009 and eventually

inmigrantes como melvin se a entre sien ade anunciarlo.am act. en este momento no apoya esta ley por la manera que estÁ xrirbt. en washington telemundo. al regresar. los aspirantes a la preps denz a punto de arrancar con las campaÑas aquÍ. y millones buscan millones. la loterÍa mÁs grande. a punto de jugar garcÍa. >>> en honduras al menos 13 reclusos han muerto en la cÁrcel de san pedro zula tras un amni tamiento que se produjo luego que uno reo fuera decapitado en el lugar. se presentÓ un incendio que ha sido controlado. los reos mantienen el mando de la prisiÓn devolver el control a las autoridades el ministerio de seguridad entrara a la fuerza. el papa, benedicto xvi oficio 2 misas en cuba. se reuniÓ con lÍderes de la iglesia. con el gobierno apto cubano raÚl castro y con fidel castro y su familia. pero, a los que en la isla piden libertad para cuba. el papa les dio la espalda. es lo que dicen las damas de blanco y otros disidentes pacÍficos. vamos a perder el amor y la fe por dios. van a seguir participando en misas en todas las parroq

craig melvin reports. >> reporter: little payton is back in the swing of things now. few days ago, she was close to dying. >> do you feel guilty? >> i do. >> how long will take stay with you? >> as long as i can see the scar. >> reporter: she started complaining about a stomach and i can. >> i really didn't think much of it until later that morning when she started to vomit. and we just thought it was the stomach flu. >> then she stopped eating. >> mother's instinct set in and i knew something was wrong. >> she's lying around, not her unusual spit fire that she always is. and so she just looked different to me. >> reporter: after the doctor ruled out a virus, she ordered x-rays. when she saw this, she thought someone's bracelet had gotten in the way of the machine. >> second x-ray came out still this ring like thing in her abdomen. and we all stood around and looked at it and i said let's go to the e.r. >> reporter: doctored realized it wasn't a bracelet, but 37 tiny magnets slowly eating away at her intestines. she wallowed these, more than 3 dozen buckey balls cling

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>> all right, craig melvin in beverly hills.hank you, craig. >>> florida's governor is appointing a new task force to investigate the shooting death of unarmed teen trayvon martin. nationwide outrage at martin's death has prompted thousands to rally, calling for the arrest of neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman, who says he shot martin in self-defense. meantime, the local police chief is standing by his agency's decision not to arrest zimmerman. but says he is temporarily stepping down a move martin's parents say is not enough. >>> army staff sergeant robert bales will be charged with 17 counts of murder for allegedly going on a shooting rampage in two afghan villages earlier this month. this according to a u.s. official. this as another assault case surfaces from bales' past. a washington state police report from 2008 describes the quote extremely intoxicated bales forcing a woman to grope him then punching and kicking the woman's boyfriend. charges were not filed at that time. >>> bank of america is testing a new progr

that's what this is about. >> that was craig melvin reporting.more perspective on this, at one point last night, one million people were watching that video every hour on youtube. the group behind it is planning on online grassroots event on april 20th. >> the thing is catching on like wildfire. >> it seems like it. >>> doug, how are we looking? >> what do you think about 4 today? >> i thought it was wonderful. >> that's not bad out there. you kind of wish that would last, but it's not going to be lasting because we have a frontal boundary coming through right now. you felt that with the winds. out ahead head of that front, the winds gusting to 40 miles per hour across the region today. yes, the winds did help us to reach the 74-degree mark. we also saw the winds in excess of the 40 miles per hour mark. even a couple of power surges. got some reports towards herndon and great falls in virginia. high temperature 74 degrees. the warmest day so far this year. the second warmest actually on february 1st when we hit 72 degrees. the average high for th

the way that the nixon administration went about doing that had a lot to do about the character of melvin laird, who, by the way, played an important role in watergate, not only convincing him to yield the tapes in 1973, '74, but also with gerald ford. >> okay. time for one, maybe two questions. >> yes? >> my name is mark. we've been asking similar questions so i'll try to get it a different way. can we actually have won of the vietnam war? how and what did it look like. >> okay. that's an impossible question to answer. my answer would be no and i could list some reasons. i think, though, one way of approaching this is to ask did nixon, kissinger, and laird and others believe the war could be won? we have to define what that meant. do you mean militarily? >> they did not believe it could be won militarily and that's important to remember when blame is on other people and wanted what they are suggesting they wanted this either decent chance. >> i will also agree that the war was not winnable. >> >> i'm the moderator so i won't answer the question. please thank the excellent panel and thank

. >> nbc's greg melvin joins us to talk about it.he coroner says the cocaine was found in her system but there was none found in the hotel room where she died. correct? >> yeah, that is correct. there was a report that surfaced yesterday. and in that report, there was a claim that someone removed the cocaine from the hotel room and that the same person was also supplying whitney houston with cocaine. i spoke with the spokesperson for the beverly hills police department late last night and i asked him about that report. he would not confirm or deny the report, although did he say that the investigation into her death from the police department's standpoint in the investigation is still very much open and very much active as well. you mentioned the coroner's report yesterday. the coroner, the l.a. county coroner told how whitney houston died. they release that had one-page preliminary report and it confirmed what so many people suspected. what so many people feared as well. that whitney houston had used cocaine shortly before she got i

>> all right, craig melvin in san diego. thank you, craig. >>> 21 jump street debuted in the number one spot at the weekend box office with $35 million. dr. seuss "the lorax" fell to second with $22.8 million and "john carter" was third. the past confronts the present in haunting pictures created by an amateur russian photographer. he combined vintage photos of world war ii europe with recent shots taken at the same locations and the result is an unsettling world where ruins share space with modern postcard views, and red army troops storm the reichstag, as 21st century tourists line up for admission there. absolutely striking photos. >>> now let's go back to al with a check of your weather. >> all right, thanks so much, natalie. again we're talking about some warm air that's going to be causing some problems. record highs with these jet stream way up to the north. cooler than normal out west, where flagstaff got a bunch of snow over the weekend. but look at these temperatures. tying or breaking records from the northeast in

colleague here from the nixon library, did the oral history interview with former secretary of defense melvinlaird and he explained how he had to deconstruct this nixon order to go attack north korea. so the historian has to explain these kinds of purposes and actions and standard activities. i was struck this morning by the notion that was expressed on one of the panels that it was not proper to apply that, that it was somehow wrong to do psychological analysis of the activities of a president. the president, of course, being the most important officials in the united states government. okay. let's not even talk about war fare but let's definitely talk about why people do things and the kinds of things that they do. and let's take the pentagon papers because they have been in the newspapers a lot of late. the first thing that happens when the new york times leaked the pentagon papers was that henry kissinger demanded to know whether he was on any of the distribution lists for any of these papers so that was by way of determining whether there was any proof that he could have had a role in th

. >> the discussion about vietnam, and perhaps less well known is melvin laird. at least with kissinger, we have telephone tapes and we have the white house tapes. what about laird? have any of you looked at the papers? are there surprises in there? are we learning more about his role? certainly on capitol hill he was a very astute politician and he's a very good bureaucratic infighter. with, and looking at miller's for, remember andrew's biographer argued that secretary laird played an important role in bringing a war to an end by insisting on deamericanization which is confused with vietnamization. de-americanization or devietnamization, and that was the plan and they worked in the end on simplifying the argument and that was an important role, but at the same time nixon and kissinger bypassed them. they solved vietnamization as part of the solution as i tried to explain. that is, if you're going to withdraw and you haven't won an glaement is necessary to and therefore, you need grow and she was an important part of this, but nixon didn't emsta, and each then t

nbc's craig melvin is outside the beverly hilton hotel where houston died.more can you tell us about the coroner's report? >> reporter: chris, good morning to you. as you mentioned, a number of drugs found in houston's body. let's go down the list. first of all here, marijuana found in her system. also, flexeril, a muscle relaxer was found in her system. xanax, the anti-anxiety medicine found in her system, as well. along with a cocaine -- there was benadryl and allergy medicine. the coroner said yesterday, all of those drugs found in her system were essentially trace amounts, that none of those drugs contributed significantly to her death. what contributed to her death, the cocaine and also a heart condition. the coroner said the 48-year-old's arteriees were 60% blocked. when she went down in the bathtub, when she went under water, she was alive. there was some sort of a cardiac event. she was never able to recover. there was a report that was swirling about yesterday, as well. there were no illegal drugs found in the hotel room. there was a report yesterda

nbc's craig melvin is live outside the beverly hilton hotel where whitney had her last moments.: there were a number of drugs found in the 48-year-old's body. let's show a list of the drugs. flexeril, the muscle relaxer. there was also marijuana. xanax, the anti-anxiety drug. benadryl, as well also found in whitney houston's bloodstream, well. but the coroner yesterday said despite the drugs being in her system, it was heart disease and cocaine that killed her. we also learned that her arteries were about 60% blocked. when she drowned in the bathtub behind me, the accidental drowning, we found out yesterday she was alive when she hit the water. there was some sort of cardiac event. it was exacerbated by cocaine use. cocaine we're use, we're told, according to the coroner yesterday, cocaine used shortly before she got into the tub. also, the coroner confirming what many suspected and what many feared as well yesterday. that whitney houston was a chronic cocaine user, as well, thomas. >> craig, is the family reacting to the public notification of the coroner's findings? >> reporte

melvin small's "the presidency of richard nixon 1999" again took an integrative approach blending nixon with his advisers to study motivations and actions and policy break-throughs and s setbacks. my own book "nixon's civil rights" published in 2001 i put in the revisionist camp tried to account for nixon's sporadic boldness and frequent vacillation as well as successes and failings on civil rights. it tried to do all of that by emphasizing the political, practical and philosophical underpinnings of what nixon did in the area of civil rights. my noting that nixon had principle was one of the more bolder claims of the book, i think. the balance sheet showed, i argued that, he did more to achieve int dprags in the workplace with affirmative action than in schools or in housing although obviously the school desegregation record in the south was strong. he supported separateism in a number of ways sufficient as minority-owned banks and businesses, historically black colleges, and native-american indian tribes and i should add here he was baffled by women's rights but it achieved some progre

>> i, too, would like to thank the miller center and the nixon library, and i would like to thank melvin small for inviting me to contribute to this. i am greatly honored to have been invited to do so, and i think what mel has done here is to create a kind of model for these other presidential companions. it seems like our presidents will not be lonely. we have companions for ronald reagan coming out and a companion for harry truman and other presidents and the idea of partnering a book with the presidential library and bringing scholars together to discuss historiography as well as important aspects of these presidents and demand their presidencies. what i will do is to talk a bit about the historiography of the civil rights program of the nixon administration and to start you off with the quotation. this is nixon in 1973 when the historical record of the first four years is written, i am confident that it will show that this administration did far more in the fields of civil rights and equal opportunity than its critics were willing to admit. it's more evident to sustain that claim. th

melvin: the rescue from montgomery county came in with big tractor trailers. they set up tents.he military was here. all these different agencies from counties, from our brother and sister counties, coming and helping us. the amish took from their own farm time. and to come up here and to help the families here, i mean, we're just very, very fortunate. we're really lucky. earnshaw: it's made people work together because they realize that there is a community here and that everybody -- it's their home, it's not just a place where they go to work every day and then they go somewhere else. most people around laplata live in laplata, work in laplata, own businesses in the area. davies: my main role as a federal coordinating officer is to make sure that all those groups, both federal, state, and local, are talking to each other and are working together towards a common goal. and that is to bring the community back to some semblance of normalcy. our population has grown exponentially in 200 years and so has the federal bureaucracy that serves it. in 1802 there were just under 10,000 f

like to thank the miller center and the nixon library and tim and i would especially like to thank melvin small for inviting me to contribute. i am greatly honored to have been invited to do so, and i think what mel has done here is to create a kind of model for these other presidential companions. it seems like our presidents will not be lonely. we have companions for ronald reagan coming out. a companion for harry truman and other presidents. what i'm going to do here is to talk a little bit about the historiography of the civil rights programs of the nixon administration and start you out with a quotation. this is from nixon in 1973 when the historical record of the first four years is written, i'm confident it will show that thissed a minute vation did far more in the fields of civil rights and equal opportunity than its critics were willing to admit. and there's much evidence to sustain that claim. the nixon administration implemented affirmative action and sanctioned set asides for minority owned businesses, it desegregated southern schools, approved an expanded voting rights act, a

melvin smalls "the president of richard nixon, 1999" took an integrated approach blending nixon with his advisers to study motivations and actions as well as policy breakthroughs and setbacks. smalls' tone was fair and balanced. apologies to fox news. and praiseworthy of nixon's liberalism in domestic affairs which if we continue with the cable news references would probably gratify msnbc. my own book "nixon's civil rights" published in 2001 which i put in the revisionist karch tried to account for nixon's multiple motivations, sporadic boldness and frequent vacillation as well as successes and failings on civil rights. it tried to do all of that by emphasizing the political, practical, and philosophical underpinnings of what nixon did. my noting that nixon had principle in this area was one of the more bolder claims of the book i think. after totally up nixon's record, the balance sheet showed, i argued, that he did more to achieve integration in the workplace with affirmative action than in schools or in housing, although obviously the school desegregation record in the south was s

melvin garcia died. police believe two other cars were street racing, causing one car to flip. more on the investigation. >> reporter: a heart wrenching scene at the crash site. the husband and family showed up to place flowers and plea for help. 31 years old. worked for more than a year at a wendy's, drove down the road every day to get a job. today he didn't ask for help on his wife's behalf, asked for witnesses to make sure no one else becomes the next victim. investigators looking for the driver of a four-door car and a mini cooper. they believe more witnesses must have seen the collision on the road. >> [ speaking spanish ]. >> reporter: a big you, i beg you to please cooperate and help the police department. give them information. wife is dead. need to to solve the crime. so please call the police department. >> it is so hard to see the scene. >> reporter: three witnesses have come forward so far; but investigators want to talk. if you are on randolph road on timber view court, give police a call. >>> two different metro trains, some major failure brake parts in recent mo

allegatioos the gun use tt kill monae was found in his car.in the crowd today was commander...major melvinher edith...headed to the to llave those who loved her...like her teacher alton bazeel.... speechless: speechless:"she's a beautiful young lady, that's all i can say, there's nothing more to say"janice park...fox45 news aa ten. the teens wwo accidently shht monae have been charged as juveniles. a motorist, who police say was highhon pcp, is facing more charges tonight in connection with a crash that sent a mother and her toddler to the hospitall hospital. it happpned in ocean city back in december. police say andre kaczynski &pcrashed iito 20 month old ava del ricco and her mmther annn..almost killing them. tonight, kaczynski is facing more ccarges including possession of pcp and driving while impaired. a trral date has yet to be set. a newborn is found dead in the trunk of a car at a prince park.... according to poliie, a relaaive was cleaning out the car f a relative when tte infant was discovered. thh child's nnme or gender has not been releasedd so far, no 3 police find a drug ille

this might be wes' shot at the big show and bob melvin noticed the long-haired kid from west virginia>> i didn't expect him to look like that. and looks likely has some gamer in him. going to get plenty of playing time. we don't have that many infielders here. >> the reality is i'm here to play. whether it's at the big-league level or aaa. i'm going going to give 100%. >> you're an old guy on this team. >> ion also -- i'm an old guy everywhere. and maybe that's where all the energy comes from, trying to keep up with the young kid. >> wes has been called up in september but never made the opening day roster. maybe this is the year his dream comes true. >> mike: baseball is the only game you can hang on. >> a 33-year-old ol' guy. >> and a family, too. >> i said, you've got to be single he says he has a wife ask two children and she is also a teacher and encourages him and hopefully its will happen. >> the a's finalized a four year deal with yoenis cespedes. he will replace scott sizemore who will miss the season with a torn acl on the 40-man roster and will be introduced tomorrow. a's a

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bob melvin on the 38-year-old echore row. >> he is a mitting machine and i don't think the spot in theto him. i don't think his approach changes. he is just going up there trying to get hits and has had a history of doing that. >> giants in scottsdale. the second homer of the spring. giants really want to see him hit this year. two for three. the giants beat the $2 billion dodgers 4-1. kind of a curious move by the 49ers. they have signed running back brandon jacobs. he is a big dude, 260-pounds and a few years ago nobody even wanted to think about tackling him. he would just run you over. had a lot more tip going the past couple of seasons than bruising rushing with the giants. jacobs won two super bowls in 7 seasons with the giants and now he is a niner. >>> the stanford women's basketball team facing a monumental task sunday at the final hour. how do you take down the giant 6'8" center britney greiner. >> i approach every game as focused as i have as the last. i think many a he more to cussed about having fun. >> we were talking about it in the car and we were like it is not going t

dond under estimate anything they can do. >> reporter: for "today," craig melvin, nbc news, vancouverly bushnell. she looks fantastic. we heard in the report your mother's instinct kicked in. what did you notice was different about her when you thought it was a stomach ache? >> after she was sick three or four dais ays and not eating, a the flu payton usually eats the next day. when i was bribing her with any type of food and she couldn't stomach it, i knew. when the doctors told me it was the flu, by tuesday i brought her in and that's when her pediatrician took the x-ray and found the beads that were in her stomach. >> which she's holding in a jar now. >> she is. >> do you know what this is? those were in your tummy, right? you brought these from work and a lot of people have them on the desk as a stress reliever. >> sure, hold a business card. something quirky. she'd come in and visit and she'd play with them. once i lost a couple at the office, i brought them home and used them to keep stuff on the refrigerator. >> you think it's a bracelet and they take them out one by one and yo

>> craig melvin, thank you very much. it's now 7:34.ere's matt. >> now the latest on a case making headlines in the new york area. suburban mom accused of running a high end escort service. now she's fighting to be released from jail. "today" national correspondent amy robach is following the story for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the alleged east side madam anna gristina has been in jail unable to make her $2 million bail. one of her attorneys now has a proposal to get his client out of jail. peter gleason, attorney for anna gristina lashed out against the legal system on monday. >> i honestly, truly in my heart feel she's being railroaded by the system is. >> reporter: friends say she's more suburban soccer mom than millionaire madam has been at rikers island, unable to make bail of $2 million. now in an effort to help his client make bail, gleason offered up his posh, $2.5 million manhattan loft as a place for gristina to serve under house arrest. >> i have interviewed her, met with her family. i feel so comfortable g

nbc's craig melvin has the story. [ pounding ] >> reporter: a punch, a kick.an, a jail sentence. authorities say the man in the video is raymond van arnum, a divorce lawyer. in the video, you can see a woman trying to get inside the home where she used to live with her now estranged husband. on the windows, a court order and other signs telling her to set up a time to figure out who gets what. the attorney and employees from his law firm don't wait. the man inside, the estranged husband decides to leave. the attorney takes the soccer from his mouth to tap on the window. first she tries a window, he kicks in the backyard. then he runs into the husband who drove back with a warning. >> by the way, you're trespassing. >> really? >> yeah, really. >> wow. you should call 911 right now. >> i did. >> reporter: van arnum was convicted and the judge ordered him to pay $5,000 in restitution and spend 30 days in jail. it is not his first time in trouble with the law. in 2002 he was convicted of cocaine possession and temporarily disbarred. his attorney claimed van arnum

krig melvin reports, they're trying to figure out how to counter this surprise revelation. >> reporteranonymous messages are nothing new to the women of desperate housewives. >> how ironic to have something i tried to keep secret treated so casually. >> reporter: now, the real life court drama may be imitating one of the many plot twists in the show. >> i'm an employee of desperate house wires, i received an e-mail soon after nicolette filed suit that regarded having i.t. come in and wipe clean the hard drives of the producers in regard to the core responsible dense they've had e-mailwise regarding filing nicolette. there was a conspiracy to cover up the correspondence. >> sheridan's legal team wants to hear more from this desperate housewives employee, and they've subpoenaed him to appear in court today. >> the trans scripps is very clear, in was a companywide sweep of e-mails regarding nicolette. it's very clear. >> reporter: her character was killed off after she complained that marc cherry struck her in the head. cherry himself testified that what she called a hard hit was just a l

nbc's craig melvin is there with the latest. the is the neighborhood where jason russell lives. this is also where people saw, as you mentioned, that very public and mysterious meltdown. this morning for russell, his family and friends, and for his charity, it's been a very strange and troubling turn of events. this is not the internet video jason russell thought people would be talking about. this footage from tmz shows a man reported to be russell naked, ranting, and behaving indecently in broad daylight, along this san diego street. he was detained, but not arrested. >> during the evaluation with him we did learn that we probably needed to take care of him, so the officers detained him and transported him to a local medical facility for further evaluation. >> reporter: russell's wife danica, who he called his best friend for more than 23 years, and with whom he says he wants to have nine more children, has not commented on the video, but said in a statement, jason has never had a substance abuse or drinking problem, and this