nadia. you can watch the largest mega millions drawing ever right here on wbal-tv. we'll have the live drawing exclusively on 11 news tonight. and that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. will you be buying more mega millions tickets than usual for tonight's record-breaking jackpot? share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or since an email to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> after nearly a year postponement and delays, a jury of nine women and three men has been seated in the retrial of twin brothers accused of setting a pit bull on fire. prosecutors say evidence, including video and witness accounts, shows travers and tremayne johnson were behind the death of a dog, later named phoenix. defense attorneys say the city botched the crime scene from the very beginning and succumbed to public pressure. the brothers' first trial ended in a hung jury. hundreds of people turned out on the campus of morgan state university in solidarity for slain florida teen, trayvon marti

hey, nadia, you bought your ticket yet? >> i think i'm going to do it after work when the lines die down, but it has been incredibly crowded the last couple of days, as you can imagine. with so many people around the country buying these tickets, the jackpot can climb even higher than the current $540 million. and with all this excitement, mega millions has hit a fever pitch. while the soda pop shop in catonsville has already sold about 1,300 tickets this week alone, the mega millions jackpot is worth an estimated $540 million. after taxes, when everything is said and corn the winner could you walk away with a lump sum of nearly $260 million, or a yearly payment of $13.8 million. but the odds of getting your hands on all of this money is very, very slim. officials say the odds of anyone winning the mega millions jackpot is one in 176 million. experts say you have a greater chance of having a shark bite you or even becoming a state and winning the jackpot. i don't know about you, i'd rather win the jackpot than getting bit b

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it all started in 2004, when sal khan was working as a hedge fund analyst in boston, and his cousin nadia, a seventh-grader in new orleans, was struggling with algebra. he agreed to tutor her remotely, and wound up posting lessons on youtube. but then, an odd thing happened-- total strangers started using them, too. >> just like we talked about consumer surplus, this is a producer surplus. >> innovation never comes from the established institutions. it's always from a graduate student or a crazy person or somebody with a great vision. sal is that person in education, in my view. he built a platform that could completely change education in america. ♪ ♪ >> logan: they travel with their kids, wives, future wives, even ex-wives. at first glance, it looked like one big happy family. but this is aerosmith, a band that still fights each other over music, the spotlight, and credit, even after 40 years. ♪ ♪ >> they ride my coattails. >> logan: you're not supposed to say that they ride your coattails. >> well, maybe, but i just tell the truth. that's why they don't like me. >> i'm steve kroft. >>

a good day for russia nadia petrova beats u.s. open champion sound stosur in an epic encounter in indian wells as three russians make it through to round four in california. on the klitschko brothers in sin and all the heavyweight boxing world champions attend the premiere of a film all about their lives in the cranium capital. let's start with the russian from nearly three matches were played on monday in the top eight group guus hiddink failed to make it two wins from two in charge of ranji following a goal a strong hand to spartak moscow both sides created good chances but struggled to convert the sold out deny my stadium in one spot nigerian striker manual m n e k threats in dante's goal a couple of times but those sides different stood for on their savings men also had decent opportunities themselves the best of which felt i'm a harsh god c.f. in the second half but he plays the shot over the bar will nail the final score being spat out stay in fourth eight points behind leaders and eat. well bottom side top playing their fir

sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699 >>> time now for a morning passport with nadiai'm wonderful. especially because i have a rather fascinating story for you. >> i know. we gave a clue to the viewers. >> yes. >> about this very tall man. asking them how tall do they think he is. >> well, he is turkish originally is 8'3", and was growing until recently. >> there he is. >> the news is that the university of virginia medical center has managed to get him to stop growing, but you can see how tall he is. just look at those hands. >> so -- oh, my goodness. so he was just growing and then, what, there was a medical procedure? look at hem with the kids. >> i know. he does look -- it's so large. he has a condition called acromegaly, and that is the overproduction of the growth hormone by the pituitary england. they've zapped the england within the brain. it's gamma ray surgery. he is smiling now because the growth is very dangerous, and, in fact, it's life-threatening. >> really? >> because not only does the body grow, but it puts enormous strain on the heart, which then gro

as nadia ramd a. ss explains, it highlights children. >> this has been a great experience for me. >> these students took on 18 different events, which include basketball, wheelchair dashes, and their favorite, racing. >> yeah! >> all of the athletes walked away winners on this day-long tournament. and even the parents, who always knew their kids were talented, felt like winners, too. >> when they have special needs, there is not a lot they can do. so this is great for them. >> they were presented with a certificate for their performance. reporting in westminster, nadia ramdass, wbal-tv 11 news. >> and the time is 9:36. 48 degrees on tv hill. what are kids doing for the holiday? we have great ideas for easter treats. >> looking for something to do this weekend? how about checking out a movie. john? >> rain on the east coast. most of it down in the carolinas and georgia right now. we'll talk about the insta-weat you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up

i want to note that nadia is not a the mayor's office anymore. she is at the comptroller's office. her office along with the comptroller, our 10-year capital infrastructure planning, have provided the discipline for the public to understand the message. the message is that your property taxes would not be raised if you give us a chance to start paying our streets. we have not figured out that for decades we did not invest in our infrastructure properly. this is the beginning of a new relationship with our public, one that we will carry out with our new city administrator who will help us launch even more efforts to deliver on promises that do not raise property taxes unless it is absolutely necessary. in this case, it is not. we kept that promise with the 10-year capital plan. we will make sure these projects come in on time. that is why our city engineer is here. it is his project managers that help was so much -- help with so much dpw were to make sure the city staff work together. this is valuable money. we will not squander the opportunity the public gave us. we will start seei

. >> otros temas, por primera vez desde febrero, la supervisora nadia locker reaparecio en el conjuntountas, pero si se responsabiliza de sus errores personales, la funcionaria había estado en un centro de adicciones. >> pasan las horas y todavía no hay sierra a la mar, y la policía esta entrevistando a la gente y en washington highschool, se entrevistaron a los convictos sexuales, el padre de sierra, el que no consideran una persona de interés. >> una estudiante de santa rosa fue investigada por haber sido violada, el hombre esta detenido, además los cargos, presenta proceso migratorio la noche del jueves. >> en auckland un ladron abrio fuego contra el dueño de un auto, la victima recibio un disparo en la mano y se recupera en el hospital, el sospechoso continua profugo de la justicia. >> los residentes de san josé se despertaron con el humo hoy a las 6 de la mañana, los bomberos acudieron al inmueble y apoyaron a 20 personas, una persona tuvo que ser desplazada con los daños de su departamento. >> en seguida le diremos como se encuentra la hija mayor del presidente barack obama que e

nadia locklear claims a former boyfriend assaulted her in a motel.hat she enrolled in a substance abuse program. >>> in six minutes the race for the white house, tonight's results from the illinois primary and where that leaves the front runners. >>> numerous reports out tonight say that hewlett packered is poised to join it personal computers. word of the internal merger didn't seem to sit well with investors. hp stock fell 1.5% today. >>> profits were up 18% over the last quarter compared to a year ago -- oracle says quarterly profits hid $2.5 billion or 49-cents per chair. >>> on wall street stocks fell today. the dow industrials closed 68 points lower. the nasdaq was off by four points. >>> city leaders in pinol were set to vote tonight on a popular pool. supporters gathered in front of city hall this evening ahead of the city council's decision. last year the city council cut funding for the swim center. volunteers raised $20,000 to keep it open but they needed $31,000 to keep it open for the summer season. we're still waiting to hear theout com

. >>> nadia lockyer is faces charges. he has been romantically linked to nadia lockyer.hey have a sex tape which was given to her husband bill lockyer. >>> some positions will be eliminated. homes for transportation elementary school children no longer available. some board members say this was the first budget and the cuts were not easy to make. >>> bay area state leaders want to bring high speed rail which they say will do just that. they are willing to split the $1.5 billion costs and that could mean computer trains would be zipping by 2018. it would also mean it would be running sooner than expected. and state lawmakers must approve the idea. >>> sal, we just had a crash on the east shore, what happened? >> well, we just had a crash on powell street, it is blocked by the building we are on. the crash is to the left but there is a tall building, one of those tall condo buildings, five car crash, first reported as injuries but then i heard them talking about the injuries not being that serious but the traffic as you can see is already affected by this. it is very slow

nadia locklear claims a former boyfriend assaulted her in a motel.hat she enrolled in a substance abuse program. >>> in six minutes the race for the white house, tonight's results from the illinois primary and where that leaves the front runners. >>> numerous reports out tonight say that hewlett packered is poised to join it personal computers. word of the internal merger didn't seem to sit well with investors. hp stock fell 1.5% today. >>> profits were up 18% over the last quarter compared to a year ago -- oracle says quarterly profits hid $2.5 billion or 49-cents per chair. >>> on wall street stocks fell today. the dow industrials closed 68 points lower. the nasdaq was off by four points. >>> city leaders in pinol were set to vote tonight on a popular pool. supporters gathered in front of city hall this evening ahead of the city council's decision. last year the city council cut funding for the swim center. volunteers raised $20,000 to keep it open but they needed $31,000 to keep it open for the summer season. we're still waiting to hear theout com

our youth department coordinator, nadia, peter -- who am i missing? with all the work, we have been able to make this a successful program. the program could not have been this successful, had it not been for the other members and the audience right now, the parents, caregivers, the adult allies, the friends, the cousin, and we also want to say thank you for supporting our warriors in making this monumental time in their lives. it is an honor for me to be able to be here to express my appreciation for the accomplishments that every one of these warriors has achieved. starting from helping pc y f -- dcyf informing our decisions, to helping us have a transparent and community-based project in the mission, to helping us advise the white house on what young people need in our country. i am sure each and everyone of you would agree it is such an inspiration to be in this room, in this space, with all of you, future leaders, and i definitely hope to see you one day in my position so that you can honor the next group of leaders. so i want to personally say c

. >>> octo mom, nadia suleman making headlines again, she took topless photos but it is not the pictures she is ashamed of.  >>> justin bieber having problems getting a mortgage, octo mom says her topless photos are not what she is embarrassed about. >> i might be embarrassed about them. time to check the latest hollywood headlines. >> good morning how you doing. >> doing great today dax thank you. >> i was doing fine until i heard the news about nadia suleman. >> octo mom. >> what is going on. >> well, she posed topless for a magazine in the uk she has to raise some money she said that is why she did it she made around $10,000 off this photo shoot, but her house she is living in right now is going up for auction thursday so she needs to find a new place to live for her and her 14 kidhas zero money we talked to her yesterday, she said look i am not ashamed about the photos it was for a women's magazine it wasn't for anything dirty and she goes the only thing i am embarrassed about is the financial situation i have got myself into she said i don't have any mone

nadia? >> the general consensus of those who came out to the rally today say tpts an issue of health care, it's an issue of religious freedom. >> freedom! freedom! freedom! freedom! >> concerned maryland residents and area leaders gathered in downtown baltimore to send a stern and vigorous message for the obama administration -- don't take away the country's religious freedom. >> this is not about birth control. it's about telling people of faith that the federal government has a belief and your belief better agree with them no matter what your religion dictates. >> even in the face of abusive government power, we must stand to bear witness to the truth no matter what. >> the rally, stand up for religious freedom, which took place outside the federal building, was one of 140 ral -- rallies going on simultaneously in stays cross america friday. the health care mandate provides employers to provide free contraceptiskss for their employs. >> wire going to use our freedom of speech to get bag ou

. >> reporter: today activists were showcasing the nadia project to get volunteers from the tows help japan rebuild and perhaps get some unemployed americans to go to japan to help that country rebuild from the dollars. there are more than 300,000 people living in temporary housing there. debris is still in pilesle the japanese prime minister says it could take perhaps ten years to finally fully rebuild that portion of the country, but near san francisco, the aim was just to let people know, in japan, they're not forgotten. live in san francisco, abc-7 news. >> the tsunami created from the quake powered across the pacific, causing millions of dollars in damage along the west coast. self waves crashed into the santa cruz harbor. 23 docks sustained damage. hundreds of boats were damaged and a dozen capside. one year later repairs are underway. federal dollars aid is make for most of it two docks are restored and commercial docks are being built in an television of othing salmon season. >> the rain is back and more is on the way. >> leigh: we had a very weak cold front make it way across

. >>> time now for morning passport with nadia. how are you? >> i am wonderful.ascinating story for you. >> i know. we gave the viewers a clue about how tall the tallest man is. >> well, a turkish man is 8'3" and was growing until recently and the news is -- >> there he is. >> the university of virginia medical center has managed to get him to stop growing but you can see how tall he is. just look at those hands. >> oh, my goodness. so he was just growing and it was a medical procedure? >> he had something called -- >> look at him with the kids. >> i know. he's so large. he has a condition called acromegaly and it's an overgrowth of the pit tu tear gland. they have actually managed to zap the tumor within the brain. it's called gamma ray surgery. the growth is very dangerous and it's life threatening. >> really? >> not only does the body grow but it puts enormous strain on the heart and the cardiovascular system as well as the joints. so, in fact, luckily, by stopping the growth, he will live a much longer, much healthier life. >> i wonder what he does for a livi

. >>> my friend and colleague nadia bilchik joins me with this morning's "passport." and explores all over the world. where are we going today? >> from exotic places, we're going to seymour, indiana. >> indeed, a wonderful state. >> quite a remarkable story because in around the mid-1940s, post world war ii, what happened was americans brought german aircraft -- they shipped them to america to the freeman field, which was an air base at the time to study the aircraft because the germans were so much more advanced when it came to aeronautical engineering so they literally took these aircraft and you're looking at the base in around the 1940s and they literally what they did was they did reverse engineering was they took the planes and they dismantled them to see how they were built for study purposes and you're looking at an exhibition that took place in 1946 at what was then the freeman field air base. >> so why indiana? >> why indiana, because that's where the freeman field base was. but what happened after that was some of the large planes were on display but all of

. >> reporter: nadia cortez says her son is autistic and one of the students bogdis is accused of hitting. >> it breaks my heart, yes. it's my child. it really breaks my heart. [ crying ] >> reporter: other school staffers claimed they witnessed the abuse but bogdis' attorney says there's problem with that. >> supposedly, these individuals saw something months ago and didn't come forward. we think that suggests that the reason they didn't come forward is because it never happened. >> reporter: but according to the district attorney's office, those workers did come forward although they didn't do it the right way. >> even though mandated reporting law requires that they personally report it to police or cps, which they didn't do, so there's a technical violation, they did take it to their supervisors. >> reporter: those workers will not be criminally charged for not reporting abuse to authorities but the school district will proceed with appropriate disciplinary action at them. bogdis' pretrial is scheduled for may 3. in the meantime, the judge has forbidden her from having any contact wit

my name is nadia, and i work for the san francisco human rights commission.the commission investigates cases of discrimination based on a number of categories, one of which is national origin, whether that is discrimination in housing, public accommodation, that means any business establishment you go to, or employment. we interpret, especially in instances of housing-based discrimination, that immigration status is part of national origin discrimination. we just want to let the forum know about this, and my colleague been talking about the sanctuary city. in addition, on tuesday, november 17 of this month, we are going to be having a forum on issues affecting -- immigration issues affecting l.g.t. immigrants and same-sex bye national couples not being together. we are going to talk about the h.i.v. ban being lifted but cases previously departmented. the one-year deadline for asylum and also the treatment of lgtb danica patrick's. we hope you can come to the forum. it is going to be at 25 venice, sweet 800, november 17 at 5:30. thank you. >> thank you. next s

i would say i might want to ask nadia, run this by her. she might think it is a good idea. and, you know, i know in district 4, kind of good things for her district. there could be good things done. maybe we can get together in sort of a closed meeting. i am being very serious about this. so that there are condominium ownership for some people, ok? condominium ownership. if you understand me? have i made myself clear? president chiu: thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon. espinola jackson, bayview hunters point. i was watching the board of supervisors meeting last week. someone got up and pointed their fingers at you and said that you were responsible, all of you, for the forty-niners leaving san francisco. i would like to say that, for the audience and other people that are watching, this board of supervisors had nothing at all to do with the 49ers leaving, going to santa clara. this was something that was decided back in the 90's. there was a dda for the bayview hunters point shipyard, and most people did not read it. and they passed on it. but there was a

nadia had a violent clash. president chiu: thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you.t speaker. >> hello, my name is jeff brown and an english and a u.s. citizen. thanks much for your time. thank you for your ears and your time. i am here basically to give you my opinion on the america's cup. president chiu: excuse me, sir. we will have public comment on the public -- from the public on the america's cup at 3:00. >> thank you. president chiu: next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is david, and i moved to san francisco from oregon when i was in my 30's, and now i am in my sixties. i have been in lower nob hill for about 25 years now, and i am what would be considered a political junkie and talk politics every day, mostly but not entirely with the other day man, and i have to say that honestly, i have never known any public official in the city to be held in such contempt as melinda hague. melinda hague has totally disregarded the wishes of the vast majority of san franciscans regarding our medical cannabis dispensaries. i guess democracy is a concept tha

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. >> here's nadia with the latest. >> instead of enjoying their saturday morning in the comfort of their dundalk home, residents were forced to evacuate after a two-alarm fire broke out. >> basically, i was watching tv with my grand kids, and they just -- smoke started rolling into the house by the back door. >> i ran and got whoever out i could. i was knocking on doors. i was told minutes later the fire trucks are here. >> baltimore county firefighters rushed to the six apartment home in the gray manor neighborhood saturday morning upon arrival, residents told fire crews there may be others trapped inside the dwelling. as crews stormed the building looking for those residents, a fellow firefighter made a distressed call. >> he got disoriented, called for a may day. >> within minutes, fellow firefighters raced in and helped him. many residents are grateful everyone made it out alive, but feel sorry for those who are without homes. >> i think we're going to be ok, but there are some people who might have lost everything. >> nadia ramdes rvings wbal-tv 11 news. >> the cause of the fire is