. >> reporter: 5-year-old nate is always on the go. his parents give him popcorn, and it ends up on the couch. the mess is a side point, after years of keeping up with their autistic son, allison and ted meehan are exhausted. >> he doesn't stop. he does not stop. >> reporter: the elkton couple is transitioning to delaware to get nate into a more advanced school. but in the meantime, they are raising $13,500 for a dog, one that is trained through the nonprofit organization, autism service dogs of america. they are the first maryland couple to do so. so far, they have $4500. >> they're known to calm them down, if they need the deep pressure, they can take time out and they can hug the dog or, you know, pet the dog. >> reporter: starting at eight weeks, dogs like this one, who is assisting a child in california, go through two years of training to help them gain independence and confidence. >> one time, my older son left the door open, the front door. and he got down the street. >> reporter: the dogs are also a safeguard, if nate gets out

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thank you, nate. we appreciate it. >> caller: thank you, too.hanks for having me. >> of course, we will be covering the story into the night and bring you any fresh developments that happen tomorrow morning. an early start and see you for "starting point" tomorrow morning as well. >>> let's check back in with martin savidge in chardon. what is the plan for students tomorrow. school is canceled. >> reporter: right. a number of things have been planned. the flags have been lowered outside the board of education and the high school. grief counselors have been brought in and will be at the middle school and available to any student or anybody who needs to seek them out. tomorrow, a number of events have been planned. a candlelight vigil will begin in 10 minutes and another prayer service at st. mary's church and continual events keep popping up on the social networks. is the a community trying to reach out to one another to heal or try to get over a day many will never forget. >> martin savidge for us this evening. >>> still ahead, on the eve of two

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nate's parents hope this will help nate to be able to do more rather than having to live in a bubble. >>> some people classify spanking as abuse, others say it's a standard form of discipline. a study says it can pose risks to a child's long-term well being. two canadian child development experts looked at 20 years of research and found almost in every case, kids whose parents used physical punishment were more aggressive later in life and linked it to anxiety, depression and drug and alcohol abuse as well. >>> two cvs stores are accused of distributing too many painkillers and the pharmacists filled bogus subscriptions. they ordered 20 times the national average. cvs is deny >>> should parents be summoned to court when kids are tardy? mark and his wife are charged with a class 3 misdemeanor. they could face $3000 fine. tardiness is unfair to other students and a spokesperson says they work with the parents before referring the case to court. the children have been tardy more than 30 times this school year. >>> obvious talent can be found in the most unusual places. that's a donkey. s

nate robinson tries to make something happen and nope. shot was not accounted.n kicks it around, and that's it. 93-91. warriors don't have the finish of these games. at least it appears on the surface they don't have somebody to put the ball in their hands and distribute. they have monta either try and score or poor nate robinson just outclassed in that situation. three-game winning streak ends >>> there's no stopping the jeremy lin train tonight. the place jammed. they're doubling up the price on tickets, scalpers having a field day. lin scoring a lot. he's so smart, okay, everybody's waiting for me to score? i'll make my teammates feel good. he had a career high 13 assists. only played 26 minutes as the knicks rolled 100-85, their seventh straight win with jeremy lin running the show. >>> and here's a shot from taiwan. 9:00 am. they all go to the sports bar now whenever jeremy lin is playing and cheer on. right now, hard to say it when you've got kobe bryant and lebron james. but the most talked about basketball player in the world is jeremy lin. he's role bri

first half, nate breaks up a pass triggers the break to jason clark. in front, 11-4.rm with some good defense inside they break amir garrett to sir dominic pointer georgetown unable to pull away 2nd half, they shot 61%, nate lubbock dribbles out of traffic, finds thompson, he had 11 under 6 to go then lead only 3. starks out to whitington hit as 3 pointer freshman from columbia maryland had a high to improve to 9 and 4 in big east play afterwards, jt 3 had high praise for nate. >> i thought he made the hustle plays i mean just his efforts, was very good and we needed it i mean you could just see him going after the rebound, the block shots and then at the offence him being strong, got trapped a couple times, got a second shot, offensive rebound, and some passes but i just think it is his overall effort. >>> maryland hosting miami hoping to avenge a 12 point loss to the hurricanes, turps wearing pink to support breast cancer awareness final minute, down 1. drives and weighs it in 72-71 lead, miami's next possession, hurricanes lose it in the lane but comes to silvia bu

i agree with nate when the real question of section five going back to the supreme court is not up or down is the whole thing unconstitutional, because i think it's not super likely that the supreme court wants to issue the opinion that will lead to popular press coverage, supreme court strikes down crowned jewel of secondary construction, so on the supreme court you see narrowing constructions of the act, hence congress's attempt in the 2006 act to override the supreme court's decision in bosher parish about what discriminatory purpose is and override the decision in supreme court versus georgia and you get that back and forth and mudno is an example of that where the court invented a larger bailout provision than congress would have provided but i'm not sure there really is a consensus that the voting rights act is unnecessary and indeed the decision of people who are losing purpose base challenges and objections to take those up as the constitutional objection s. it is a tactic on the foes of the voting rights act because the ideal case would be to take up a totally blameless juris

nate's parents have received more feedback and more donations have come.-year-old has moderate to severe autism, which doesn't give his parents much time to rest. he's constantly on the gop and -- go and often in danger. autism service dogs of america train labradors to calm down children but a dog costs $13,500, so nate's family is trying to raise the money. so far they have over $4500, including a $60 donation that came in today. >> we live in a bubble. we can't go anywhere. >> reporter: w8? are watchingxd tt arounde@(zx$ñá facebook. we're takingÑixd a look ahdxdxdi rightt(wñyv now. maria writesjfçóÑit(Ñiñrñ+d[zlld at what animals can do. she's asking people to help. allison is hoping to get enough money so that her son clan get the dog. $13,500 is what she needs. she said she will keep the movement going. information on how to donate is on our website, abc2news.com. cheryl con next abc2 news. >>> we reported about stinkbugs. tonight honey bees continue to die off in large numbers. over the past year about a third of honey bees have wound up dead but no

. >> reporter: but nate and his father mike aren't the only ones fulfilling the dream.t was formed for kids with intellectual disabilities. >> it's amazing. before she was born, you're told she won't be able to do a lot of things. she thinks she's playing for the caps. >> they're great as far as doing something that's out of the box. >> it's awesome. it lifts my spirit. it really does. >> as for nate and his dad, after a day of extraordinary -- >> this is the best day ever. >> a request for the ordinary. >> breakfast at mcdonald's. >> reporter: in reisterstown. >> are you ready? >> yes. >> reporter: eric neilsen, abc2 news. >> that is great, great. thanks for telling us. >> spring training is officially underway in beautiful sarasota, florida for the orioles. with the number of new pitchers, it's important and it keeps the veterans fresh. >> it fuels everything in the sport, especially the sport, and i think it brings out the best in everybody. it's an exciting time not only for but but for everybody. we're looking forward to it. >> adam jones, nick markakis and bryan r

think he would take great hombrage to someone walking into a brokered convention and being core oh nate? >> no. if anybody is coming out of the process. they have to run in the contests. >> neil: so somebody core oh nate, but do you agree with that if that were to happen negotiate zblrb they would never allow it to happen. between them. >> neil: you think they would strike a deal? >> before they let a person run, i think more likely depending on what happens by super tuesday we will know whether romney is how strong he is. what the damage being done to both of them in this race. if somebody is going to be nominated that is not one of those figures, they will likely have to get in. otherwise the republicans may be stuck with what they have. >> neil: interesting. thank you very much. there is a new call to get saudis pumping oil over there. let's say it's got the donald fired up over here. here is next. @@ weight loss programs can be expensive. so to save some money, i just got the popular girls from the local middle school to follow me around. ew. seriously? so gross. ew. seriously? th

here come the warriors led by nate robinson. warriors up one. curry on the bench.ds rush, the flush, warriors by two 15 seconds left now. warriors down three. the rookie buries it. going to overtime where it was all kings. tyreke evans, he had 26. kings win it. >> to the ice, sharks' players fathers making a trip to the desert. tied at two dads are loving in. sharks trail 4-2. less than a minute to play. marlowe, great passing. starts -- sharks win one but got no closer. the coyotes get the win 5-3. >> the pride of san mat day, you're tom brady, will try to join terry bradshaw and joe montana at the only quarterback to win five super bowls. tom senior could not be more proud of his son. >> we're tickled he is having the success he has. this doesn't get old. >> would you have ever thought when he was growing up as a gangly, skinny, tall kid, this would have been his future? >> no. >> this doesn't leave this other. if i'm the son of god, tom brady has to be the guy's nephew. >> i got the miracle worker. >> as was said on saturday night live, maybe he is the nephew or

nate, let's talk statistics here. it is very hard to predict. this mitt romney has the most money and infrastructure. having said that, rick santorum apparently today three times the money poured in compared to what he won in ai a ai aiowa. and he's clearly on a roll and looking and sounding more and more confident. from a betting point of view, where do you think this is all heading? >> it's hard to say. every time you have one piece of conventional wisdom it's right for a week and wrong the next week and flips back to being right again. i think santorum is at a disadvantage in the delegate math but if gingrich's campaign is going nowhere and if some of gingrich's voters come aboard to santorum's train, he has strength in the midwest and strength in the south which could make it even. if he win as state like arizona or michigan, states that lean toward romney, they're not perfect romney state but michigan -- romney is from michigan originally but if santorum wins one of those states, you could say it's a tossup. for right now i think romney is

first half, nate lubic, pass to starks. up and in.candidate finished with six points and six rebounds. final seconds of the half, starks ahead to hollis thompson for three at the buzzer. bucket! thompson 13 points, ten rebounds. georgetown up 31-20 at the break. second half, the friars turn it over. henry sims to jason clark, leaves it for nate lubic. bucket! georgetown beats providence, 63-53. the hoyas win their 20th game of the season and improve their record to 10-4 in the big east. >>> in charlottesville, the terps taking on number 22 virginia. maryland playing hits its second game in less than 48 hours. stoke land for three in the quarter. he scored 14 points in the first half. 0 for 7 in the second half. game tied at 31 at the break. second half, terps score the first bucket. virginia takes over. mike scott inside and one. s the senior had a game-high 25 points. later, terps having trouble. michael parker, bad pass. terps committed 15 turnovers. malcolm brock over to sammy galinsky. three-pointer, good. virginia outscores maryl

here come the warriors led by nate robinson. put them up by 1. munta on the bench but nate in control with the steal. to brandon with the flush. 15 seconds left. warriors down by 3, robinson to thompson, he buries the three, 16 and we'll go to o.t. where it was all king. 26 for tyree, kings winning it. >> cal looking to rebound for their first loss on wednesday. cal jumped out to the lead. 47% from beyond and 18 at the break. crab another 3. he led the scores with 19. cal by 28. bears getting it done from everywhere. to thurman, he finds the bottom of the bucket. 68-47 win over the sun devils. >> stanford minimum and foul points for the cardinals. an alley-oop, he had 10, stanford at the break. from downtown, he had 14. huge steal there. turner up up nate johnson for the flush, wildcats win it. >> it turned ugly in phoenix. sharks down 2-1 in the second. brent burns with the shot. great deflection and 2-2 but dad is loving it. joe thorton to patric marleau for the goal. sharks within one but got no closer. and verbatta dumps it in the open net an

it was pretty interesting. >> brown: first, nate elliott, fill in the business model, the advertising. how does facebook make its money? you look at a moment like this when everybody is trying to figure out how much it's worth. how does it it-- to use that ugly word-- monetize all this information that it gathers? >> well, what they're doing right now is selling advertiseletments faeps the people who visit their web site. it's what i call a nice little business. it's a pretty basic revenue model. the good news for facebook is they have 800-plus million people who come to the site every month, 400 million-plus, per day. even a nice little business like that across 800 million people turns into several billion dollars in revenues. >> brown: you say it's a nice little business. is there a plan that jumps out now as a way to make it into an even bigger business as a public company? >> yeah, i think there are two steps there and the first one facebook clearly sees, and the second one we have to hope they see. the first one-- and they talk about this in the filing today-- is they know they

nate was sitting with friends at a cafeteria table at the chardon high school. that's when the teenaged gunman approached. >> he pulled one shot that all made us look and then i watched him fire another. >> reporter: he said the gunman never said a word. >> he was dead silent the entire time. didn't say anything before or during. >> reporter: when it was over, five students were shot. mueller himself was grazed by a bullet that nicked his ear. >> it's unimaginable. you don't think of it happening to you. >> reporter: he was arrested about a half mile from school in his car. authorities say he was carrying a .22 caliber semiautomatic pistol and ammunition. >> he actually turned himself in to a couple of innocent bystanders north of the city here in chardon township. >> reporter: lane told authorities he was being bullied by some of those shot and the shooting was in retaliation. >> i hope every parent, if you haven't hugged orr kissed your kid in the last couple of days take your time. >> reporter: authorities say lane is cooperating. >>> in o'news, the trial res

nate robinson played the majority of the fourth quarter instead of montae.ball to david lee. 29 points. two minutes left. wallace stroking another three. you can't leave guys wide open. blazers take the lead. montae far left of the screen. not in for the final play. don't know if he was hurt. six seconds to go. nate up the court. completely out of control. somehow to brandon rush for the win. not lining. blazers win without their best player 93-91. no last second linsanity for the economin is a force of nature. lintertain. a huge hug for his coach last year. iron mike. loving him some lin. toying with the kings here. that is called keeping your dribble alive. that is -- wow, that is a huge likeness of jeremy lin. ten points. career best 13 assists. landry fields and then tyson chandler and then back to fields. the stanford man who had 15 points in the game pick-and-roll with chandler here. that is lincredible. knicks have won seven straight. 100-85 is the final. things are getting a lot more interesting for saint mary's than head coach randy bennett hoped fo

this video shows snowmobiler nate smoot triggering the slide as he rides over loose snow. he was able to jump off his machine in time to cling to an nearby tree as the avalanche tumbled more than 700 feet down the hillside. he says he is grateful to be alive. >> i'm just happy to be here and see my family again and be able to be with them. >> utah authorities say this year's warm winter weather has increased the chances of avalanchees. smoot says he will stick to safer slopes in the future. >>> animal rescue teams say they will be able to save a few thousand hens found starving to death in san joaquin valley. tens of thousands of those hens were found on an egg farm near turlock. animal services says the operator ran out of money and couldn't feed those chickens. he is expected to face animal cruelty charges. >>> you see them in park lots at home depot even u-haul lots. day laborers lockerp looking for work. whether cities like it or not, zack heene reports the supreme court just ruled those workers have every right to be there. >>> reporter: doing this is why redondo beac

nate mueller was in the cafeteria eating breakfast with friends when the carnage started. he saw the alleged shooter who he identified as 17-year-old junior t.j. lane sitting by himself at a table behind them. >> we heard a loud pop like a firecracker almost and i turned around and i looked and he was standing above his table, you know, pointing his gun and he took one more shot. >> reporter: he saw one friend fall on the table and another lying on the floor in a pool of blood. a third was trying to crawl away as another shot rang out and grazed nate's ear. >> we have three students down in the cafeteria at this time. we still don't know where the shooter is. >> it was terror. everything had just gone tunnel vision. you see glances at your friends laying all over the place. there's blood. there's people screaming. everybody's running in different directions. you're just trying to get out. >> reporter: as the fire rang out, teachers locked their classrooms just as they'd been trained to do. students took cover. but before the rampage could go any further, a school football

on the tom hartman facebook page nate has some ideas about presidential candidates and special interest groups he says tom you are still supporting barack obama war of the largest recipients of these corporations special interest in all those special interests what is stop toady in the democratic establishment and get you had a candidate truly free to lead and get behind a candidate that does not have a super pac does not take a penny of pac money and limits all contributions to one hundred dollars per person buddy roemer is not bought out by these special interests he should be invited to your show every week to promote his campaign. well i actually had buddy roemer on this show last month and while it's great the buddy has sworn off pac donations and deep pocketed donors partly because he's not getting that money anyway it's still ultimately comes down to ideas about governance and buddy and i don't agree all that much on these kinds of things including health care which we debated on my show in december. even like our current system i think that we should have a national health insur

his name is nate.re going to hear what it was like to watch the alleged shoot er bull the trigger and how it was to survive it. also, keeping them honest. on the very same day that the assad regime announced support for the constitution, at least 188 were killed. we're going to speak to the family of marie colvin, the american correspondent who died covering this story. her mother and her brother and sister will talk to us on what their hopes are for her memory. >>> now a plot line straight out of a hollywood script. another woman, an s and m dungeon and murder for hire. but is this true? nearly five weeks after she was found strangled to death in her mercedes, police still haven't charged anyone with her murder, but that could change later this week. investigators tonight awaiting the results of lab tests on materials found in the garage of the home she shared with her husband, bob. now, he has denied any involvement. a handyman told police that bashar paid him several thousand dollars and his kad lic

nate lubick, inbounds and he would score 15 points. the hoyas led by 17 in the first half. and this is thompson, scores 10 and they crush them and are in fourth place in the big east. >> and that team effort. if you look at the score and the rebounding, i thought everyone came to play and the guys did a good job, you know, piggybacking off of the first response and did a great job of protect each other and having each other's back and supporting each other at the defensive end. >> mark turgeon and the terps on the road against georgia tech, looking for a season sweep. a big first half for the senior guard, who scored 14 points, including four 3s and maryland led by six at the break. two minutes left and maryland down by 1. going hard to the hole for the tough lay-in. the terps take a 56-55 lead and with under 30 to go, brandon reid three and his money. maryland falls to georgia tech, 63-51 and fall to 6-8 in acc play. >>> and paul hewitt and george mason on the road. the regular season finale against bcu. in the first half, corey edwards turns it over and there you see it w

look at the drop pass to nate for the jam. the south bur row massachusetts native had close to 100 fans. 63-53. they improve to 10-4 in big east play. >> maryland on the road facing virginia and their wacky fans. first half, maryland trailed by 9. then they would rally. terrell from the left side, to give the terps a lead. he finishes in the first half. game was tied at 31. at the break. unable to handle the pass here. virginia out on the break. nailing the three pointer. that was part of the 16-0 run as they run away from the terps 71-44. and coming up tonight, more college hoops. we have some golf and a fiery crash. >> we all were watching that very closely. >> he's okay though, right? >> and if you didn't see how this race ended, it was great. we were watching it and we have to work, but we were waiting for it to end. >> i saw you changing tires in the parking lot. i didn't know you were that motivated by it. >> i do what i have to do. >> as we continue, a woman in desperate need of a kidney did not have to look far to find

. >> at first glance nate britt and gonzales look like polar opposites.h share -- >> a bomb at home and i think that carries over for the basketball court. >> they met and auu basketball. his parents felt like it would be in his best interest to live with the britts. >> i am so thankful for what they did for me. it is something i will have with me for the rest of my life. i will always treat them with the utmost respect. >> respect is what these two players command on the court. he was featured on the cover of an espn a magazine. >> i was pretty excited about it. i showed my mom. i was bragging about it a little bit. >> chris is having a good year. he has lost 20 pounds prior to the season. it has shown on the court. >> he has a lot of big-time schools coming in to recruit him the same way as nate before. >> they still find time to joke around. >> imagine that. >> >> d.c. police officers are trying to fight a surge in robberies, particularly in neighborhoods they do not normally see as much crime. >> to give you an idea of how bad it is, and the first few

now let's bring in nate hughes, director of tactical intelligence at strike that 4.eve there will be a military conflict between iran and u.s., iran and israel or u.s. and israel with iran? >> the real challenge for iran is that its strategy is one of deterrence. the moment hostilities break out, all of iran's military preparations have failed. the real question especially in the strait is with tensions so high that there might be some sort of miscalculation that leads to an escalation in violence. >> what are the odds if that happens? >> well, both sides want to really ultimately avoid a conflict. iran, again, is trying to deter attack. and the united states is looking to preserve the global confidence and the flow of oil to help with the global economic recovery. >> bottom line it sounds like you think there will not be a military conflict because both sides have far too much to lose? >> absolutely. >> nate, thank you very much. rapid. we appreciate it. get to the point. all right. mie lon shares off to a strong start this year. next up, an exclusive interview with

here come the warriors in the fourth led by nate robinson. puts the warriors up one.e on the bench. rush for the flush. warriors by two now 15 seconds left. warriors down three. robinson to thompson. watch the ties it up. going to o.t. he th 16. then evans, the rainbow. the kings win it 114 1-rb 06. >> hoops. cal trying to rebound from the loss in arizona. three-ball, count it. cal shot 27% from the arc. gutierrez, the three. he had 10. 18 at the break. crabbe, another three. cal up 28. the bears getting it done from everywhere. thurman throws itcal cal trails in the trails in thef the sun devils. on the farm, stanford band, and arizona. defensive battle early but style points. from downtown, 14. wildcat, seven steals. nick johnson, a flush, and the wildcats win it 56-43. >> take a brief time-out before we hit the ice in phoenix where the sharks got ambushed by a pack of coyotes. >> mike: the sharks played coyote ugly in phoenix in front of their dads. fathers making the trip to the desert. sharks down 2-1 in the second. the great deflection. the dads are loving it. s

you can now refer to nate rothschild as a puppet master and it's not libelous but let's talk about banks and sharks and all kinds of other flora and fauna of the global financial crack down stacey max well the banking terrorists have been causing tear gas and asia in my headlines is for closure.

nate mueller says he was one of the students hit by a bullet.it grazed him on the ear." first shot made me look. his second shot, i watched him take, which hit somebody behind me. his third shot hit me as i was turning away."soon afterwards, the suspect was arrested.students say it was a teacher who chased him out of the school.i saw coach hall, like right when i was going under the table, he was runnnng towards him, and then there was-- there was silence. there & asn't any shots fir got up and i just ran as fast as i couud outside to the soccer field across the street." prayer vigils were held last night or the victims of the shooting.as for the uspect, an attorney for his family told wkyc t-v in and asked for privacy as they, "try to understand how such a and while they mourn this d terrible loss for their community."i'm greg black, reporting. plags thrrughout the county ann at the ohio statehouse will be flown half-staff today... in honor of the daniel parmertor.the suspect is scheduled to appear in court this afternoon. 3 all eyes are on arizona and michigan today...

rick santorum surge is holding, according to analysis by nate silver.days, significant because his surge held up longer than his rivals after winning in support for newt gingrich seems to be going from gingrich going to santorum. one of mitt romney's big endorsements in ohio slipped away. attorney general switched from romney to santorum. he said santorum was "human" that is good to know, isn't it? santorum may have momentum on his side but still flying off the rails. the latest thing telling the people of north dakota earlier this week that they could be a target of a terrorist attack because there are energy resources there. >> goldie taylor managing of the goldie taylor project and mike papantonio, host of the "ring of fire" radio show. i don't know if the people of north dakota think they are on the terrorism target, goldie we're seeing candidates run over the country tell people they could keep us a heck of a lot safer than everybody else. i want to get to the comment about mitt romney. isn't this the perfect time to revisit the olympics? and the g

richard roth is at the you nated nations. >> reporter: the u.n. ambassadors and others are deeply disappointed. i asked susan rice where the diplomacy broke down. >> at the 11th hour, russia tried to introduce amendments that would have gutted the text that were unacceptable to the other members of the council. the one silver lining in this is that 13 members of this council supported the resolution, made strong statements in its favor. countries that had originally not supported the resolution last time changed their position and voted in favor. >> reporter: take us into the back rooms, if you can. do you feel russia was stalling all along? they were presented a conciliatory front, sleeves rolled up. do you feel they intended to abstain or vote yet? >> i can't speak for russia. our ambassador was negotiating in good faith. i also think at the end of the day, the decisions were made in moscow and moscow decided it would rather stand with the people of syria than do the right thing. >> reporter: despite last minute talks in germany between u.s. sec

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