he said, they arrested matt and nick. and i said, matt and nick who?t and nick sampson. >> narrator: it was true. matt livers had confessed to the murders of his aunt and uncle. >> put the gun to her face and blew her away. >> narrator: and he'd named an accomplice. 22-year-old nick sampson. a cousin of matt's on another branch of the family tree. >> my husband had given me the phone. i was sitting up in bed. and i said, andy, should i be shaking? he said, that's normal, the shock. >> narrator: but matt livers had been with them at easter dinner just a few hours before. now he said that he and nick had returned to kill his aunt and uncle. >> our first reaction was grandma, she had just lost her only son and her grandson is being arrested for this. and just like us, she's like, i don't understand. and i said, grandma, none of us understand any of this. >> narrator: did it give you any sense of at least somebody has been found responsible? did it make you feel any better? >> we move on to the next phase of this. we're not going to wonder for the rest of

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nick put maze out there. that turned out to be a mistake. he was too injured to make that play. >> verne: fourth time tonight alabama has begun a possession inside its own 20. mccarron. handoff, richardson. >> gary: you had to figure alabama thought they would get the ball about the 50, 40 yard line. what a difference. remember, earlier in the game alabama was running left? i've got to figure that jones is playing but he's injured, because they're running right, now. he's out there hobbling. he's doing it on one leg. >> verne: d.j. fluker, number 76. michael williams were the two on the right side. there is barrett jones, and as they stretch the chain, we are told they come up just short. mccarron. turnovers now are two and two in this game. here is barrett jones. graduated with a 4.0 g.p.a. we told you his story in previous games. he's a remarkable young man and has been to haiti a couple of times and, of course, was very involved in the tornado-relief efforts here. >> gary: remember, it was his injury against auburn when he wasn't in that

nick put maze out there. that turned out to be a mistake. he was too injured to make that play. >> verne: fourth time tonight alabama has begun a possession inside its own 20. mccarron. handoff, richardson. >> gary: you had to figure alabama thought they would get the ball about the 50, 40 yard line. what a difference. remember, earlier in the game alabama was running left? i've got to figure that jones is playing but he's injured, because they're running right, now. he's out there hobbling. he's doing it on one leg. >> verne: d.j. fluker, number 76. michael williams were the two on the right side. there is barrett jones, and as they stretch the chain, we are told they come up just short. mccarron. turnovers now are two and two in this game. here is barrett jones. graduated with a 4.0 g.p.a. we told you his story in previous games. he's a remarkable young man and has been to haiti a couple of times and, of course, was very involved in the tornado-relief efforts here. >> gary: remember, it was his injury against auburn when he wasn't in that

nick smith is on the scene live with the latest for us. nick? >> actually, dan, you can still see flames of smoke shooting out of the building behind me. you can still see the embers. it has gathered quite the scene over here. this is what we know. the apartment fire started just before 9:00 p.m. to give you an idea where we are, we are south of the uc berkeley campus near dwight and telegraph avenue. *9 address is 2441 haste street. i have been told the fire is still burning in some areas, and at this point the fire has burned at least three floors of the 39-unit apartment building. it is important to mention there are no reports of injuries. firefighters from several agencies, oakland, alameda county and albany are all assisting with the fire. several people have been displaced, but i do not have an exact number. if you look back here live, you can see they have actually started to use the extended ladder to access the rooftop of the fire. the building has three floors we know of that have been burned. we can still see thick, heavy smoke pouri

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nick, what exactly do we knee know -- nick, what exactly do we know about this alleged assassinationplot? >> there is an active investigation. they don't know the scope of it. we are gathering there may be other people implicated who are on the run. the government is concerned that members of the security department are actually implicated in this plot, whatever it may have been. they have begun looking for explosives and weapons. at the moment, all security forces and police are on high alert. >> nick, thank you for joining us from port of spain. i'm delighted to say aaron is here with all the business news. >> absolutely. what do you think we're going to talk about? the euro-zone. italy went to borrow 10 billion ours -- euros. italy is now paying 8%. that is considered sky-high. shockingly expensive money. meanwhile the euro-dipped to another -- the our oh, dipped to another seven-week low in what they consider a lack of action. many people think the e.c.b. should take stronger action but germany is opposed to that plan. charlie parker is the investment editor of "citywide ." he ex

nick smith abc7 news. >> thank you nick. >>> tonight there is new video showing the confrontation between iraq war vet and police in oakland. for the first time we are seeing him challenge officers and one officer breaking ranks and then clubbing him. he is in the newsroom with the video and the reaction to it. >> whether you are for the occupy movement or not the video has people talking. >> some say police were out of line, but others say it is the veteran in the wrong. the man you see facing off with police is a local war veteran who said opd ruptured his spleen when they repeatedly hit him with a baton on the night of november 2nd. this new video was recorded by a bay area photographer. we spoke to him by phone today. >> when he was getting beat. he definitely wasn't -- i definitely wasn't happy. i was mainly focusing on keeping him as steady as i could. >> wayne freed map asked him -- freedman asked him for reaction. >> would you mind talking to us? >> no, that's okay. i don't want to be on tv. >> but dottie had something to say after seeing the video on the internet. she is with ira

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greenfield at the -- >> nick is now being treated by dr. greenfield. this is supposed to help the brain processes distressing memories that overwhelm our coping mechanisms. dr. green fell thinks adhd is a factor in the addiction. >> there is something about the narrowing of focus that makes video games and computer games very attractive, and they can sit still playing these games, whereas in other formats they are not able to sit still. >> that is not need any more. he is playing american football. -- that is not need any more. he is playing american football. >> it helped me to not just use the internet for games, and it has helped me get better. >> the very term internet at dixon is controversial. it is not recognized by the american psychiatric convention. -- the term internet addiction is controversial. >> it is not a true addiction in the sense someone becomes dependent on something and cannot survive without its. >> i think it is only amount of time before we have a formal diagnosis that will include its. >> nick knows his life is better now that

. >> it's my nick name. >> who gave you that nick name. >> i gave to myself. >> you gave yourself the nick name queen of wean. >> i'm the president of the national hot dog and sausage council so i get to do something like that. >> i knew somebody in high school who had the nick name queen of wean. >> i thought i was the first one. >> and thanks to lobby groups like this one, hot dogs are accepted. and even celebrated on television. >> that throw power. >> it the only way to save the next generation of users is to scare them straight. >> if you eat hot dogs you will become an addict like this guy. >> yeah. >> no, no not whoa. >> whoa! >> cool. >> okay, stop, just stop, stop, stop. >> we were losing the battle against hot dogs but taking a page from anti-tobacco campaigns, victory could be attained through a gratuitously shocking stunt. >> hot dogs, hot dogs, here. here's your hot dogs. what i can get you. >> you can give me one of those, please. >> sure. >> you know that hot dogs provide 0% of your daily intake of fruit. 100 percent of people who eat food will die. you know who puts we

no, mike and nick. >> jimmy: mike and nick. that's right. yeah, yeah, yeah. i like mike and nick.s. >> not a band name, though. >> jimmy: no mike and nick sounds like a candy you get on halloween. [ laughter ] all right. so, i need one of you guys to roll. so, go for it, my friend. nick is going to receive. oh, man. [ sad tuba ] sorry, buddy. sorry, my man. you'll swap places with mike over there. here we go. mike, you'll get the water. thank you so much. here is your joke. right there. now, take a sip. as big a sip as you possibly can and hold it. remember. [ laughter ] this is a -- oh, he's going to get ready. okay. all right. [ laughter ] all right. this is a yo mama joke. wait until the end of the joke. then, let go on your friend. i think you're ready. [ laughter ] yeah, yeah. okay, go for it. >> yo mama is so fat, her belly button has an echo. [ cheers and applause ] that was a great one. that was an extra one. a lot of suspense there. let's see what that looked like in slow motion. ♪ wait for it. ♪ oh, my gosh. that was great. what's that? i'm sorry. what? oh, we have time

jay, nick, mayor, please come up and put your mark on the asian. akiko, tony, please come and make your mark. please come up and put your mark on the asian.

patrick's high- school. 25 year-old lance corporal nick daniels killed november 5th while on duty inniels grew up in elmwood park only in afghanistan two months at the time of his death. most of the student standing at attention as the funeral procession passed by the school did not know lance corporal nick daniels but they knew of them, lance corporal nick daniels thousand four saint patrick graduate an outstanding linebacker on the football team and before joining the marines and member of st. patrick coaching staff. >> lance corporal nick daniels amazing individual great football player but as a coach putting so much of himself into the time he spent with the players and that really makes a great coach he gave everything that he had to give. >> good memories last. >> incredible act of a charity from one chicago woman up next how she is improving hundreds of lives half a world away and one of hollywood's biggest stars says acting career has a very real expiration date. [ female announcer ] the humana walmart-preferred rx plan gives you the lowest plan premium in the country... so y

nick, i heard the president in his comments about water boarding being torture. let's listen to how they belt with that first. >> i would return to that policy. i don't see it as torture. i see it as an enhanced interrogation technique. >> if i were president i would be willing to use waterboarding. i think it was very effective. it gained information for our country. >> all right. and then after that, nick, on "meet the press" david gregory said to michele bachmann, you understand that many of the generals are say nothing to this as well as mccain is against this as well. how do you think this is going to play out? >> i'm not sure. there's no question but that it's torture and tokyo war crimes tribunal we prosecuted japanese officers for waterboarding americans, manifestly clear it was torture then. i just came back from cambodia and in the genocide museum, you have images of the waterboarding people. if it's clear that -- >> pictures. >> pictures. well, they're paintings. after the fact by people who underwent it. if it's clear when they do it, it's torture, ja

for others, like 24-year-old nick, back-to-back arrests have led to a revolving door relationship atton's suffolk county jail. >> the stays in here getting longer, the street getting shorter. i was in here three and a half months, out eight days, now in here two months. eight days. most of my record is armed robberies, unarmed robberies, i would use whatever from a rock to a knife to whatever. whatever was available at that point in time. >> how do you someone with a rock? >> you hit someone with it really hard. and you take what's in their pockets. >> most of his robberies have been to support his drug habit. now, he's back in on an assault and battery charge to which he's pled not guilty. the alleged victim is his girlfriend. >> they're saying i assaulted my girlfriend at the time. she got arrested with me. she said didn't assault her. i don't know, pretty much they knew we were in a high drug zones, they want us to cooperate to help get the bigger fish, let the little fish go away. we wouldn't, so they arrested us. >> 10s. that's ten more. what's the name of this game? oh, my god.

i don't remember and i think nick doesn't remember what i said on that tuesday. we started that class... the class was at 9:00 a.m., we entered that class at 8:45, 8:50... >> rose: knowing what had happened? >> not knowing. very little. >> this is what was extraordinary. and you realize only ten years ago before smart phos, before wired classrooms. so 120 columbia students were sitting there. i had been talking tosome people at the door, looked at my watch, it was two minutes to nine, walked up to the podium. someone came in late and said "hey, professor kastan, did you hear a plane hit the world trade center?" and we talked for a moment and i was imagining a small private plane, a terrible pilot error. i gave lecture about something neither one of us can remeer. and 1: later we walked out of one world into another. and columbia canceled classes that day, and on wednesday. then i think they announced on thursday they would have classes but faculty could talk about whatever they wanted. they could talk about events or whatever was othe syllabus and student weren't

like, this is crazy. >> no, what happened was, nick cancelled on, like, monday.had the cast meeting. we met with the host and everything. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> and then afterwards, it was like, "hey, i'm not coming." [ laughter ] [ impersonating nolte ] >> jimmy: "i don't think i can make it." >> so we had to, you know -- from tuesday on, we just knew nick wasn't coming. it wasn't like we got a bunch of sketches written. >> jimmy: was the cast mad? >> no, you know how it is. >> jimmy: man, they must have hated you. it was like, "wait. why can't i host?" >> no. it was like, "oh, he's not coming." and then it was like, "hey, let eddie host." you know what made them mad? i didn't say, "live from new york, it's saturday night." i said, "live from new york, it's 'the eddie murphy show.'" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god! >> it was crazy. it was crazy. meetings. >> jimmy: oh, my god. meetings. >> people were having meetings. and in the hallway, crying. crazy. "how could you say that?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "how dare he?" >> yeah. >> jimmy: but it's live, and that'

the hell fire caves, england. >> ah, the adventures of nick watt.

abc 7's nick smith is live at the store now. nick? >> good evening. at this walmart a man was shot this morning in a foiled robbery attempt. but his family says walmart is to blame for not providing adequate security. it was an invitation for mayhem. >> an early morning atempted robbery left a man in critical condition. his family, outraged. >> there was nobody. nobody. watching these shoppers back. >> the to 21-year-old at this walmart when he was approached at gun point by at least three men demanding items be purchased at the store, chris refused. >> you can see the crime occur. >> through the use of surveillance cameras, police say a gun was pulled. police was -- a third man was captured and held until police could arrive. police would charge this man. a 20-year-old tony phillip was attempted mufrder and attempted armed robbery. chris's aunt is not surprised her nephew fought back. >> he stood up for all of us that is not going to be pushed around. shoved around. and him and his cousins are heroes today. >> there was also an early morning robbery

the hell fire caves, england. >> ah, the adventures of nick watt.news. remember, "good morning america," abc news is always there. jimmy kimmel is next. good night, america. >> dicky: tonight on an all-new "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> jimmy: the guy you met standing in line for the bathroom at a jimmy buffet conce coer

[applause] >> thank you, nick, akiko. i knew akiko was the president of art, but she is so more than that. nick, you sort of scare me. you intimidate me. he is tall, a british accent, used math. people like to stress me out. without further ado, i want to invite our director again to explain some of our upcoming directions. i want to challenge to all, soap ceramics. >> just to follow akiko's interesting example, before i provide you with a preview of one of the exhibitions, art and science has always been together. da vinvi was a great artist but a scientist as well. sometimes, when i speak to people in the valley, i say, when you have a first-rate product, how did you describe it? of course, there are several phrases you could use, but one of which

and there is nick smith live with that part of the story tonight. nick? >> dan, the tent city is gone but affect on businesses has yet to be tallied. >> i think people have been skeptical on how goitsing to turn out. >> she's talking about the city of oakland's recent efforts to clear frank ogowa plaza she and others have seen sales take a nosedive. she's happy to see the plaza cleared. >> i actually turned out peaceful. and this is upside down, tense. >> she says her flat sales were in relation to customer avoiding the plaza. >> the way they're handling here is damaging small businesses here. and i think that is not the purpose. >> the mayor has been criticized for her mixed messages on the occupy oakland. at one point, removing protestors then allowing tent city to return. big losers in this? business owner autos i think the mayor was put in a difficult position. >> and after november 2 a few who had infiltrated tried to storm a building. the owner turned them away with a shotgun, never firing a shot but sending a message. >> its tested our patience, th

dan: 40 yards more for nick novak to get into range.missed a 48-yarder going the other end of a field but made a 53-iarer, that was at the other enof the field as well in the first half. there's no wind at all in this stadium. ian: 40 yards gets him to 53, which he converted on earlier. shotgun. rivers. looking downfield. throws it away. third and long for san diego. dan: that's a mistake by rivers. there was no pressure that time he just ran out of the pocket. when he's running out of the pocket, he's losing ground. makes a throw almost impossible. he seeings dawkins coming, it's like a phantom. dawkins picked up by mathews, rivers forced to throw it away. ian: broncos giving chase. 168 yards and a touchdown. denver like theirs field position. movement. delay of game. referee: delay of game. offense. number 17. five-yard penalty. still third down. dan: he hasn't thrown any interceptions or fumbled the ball but the last two plays, running out of the pocket when the protection was there and then allowing the play clock to run all the way

>> that's a deer, nick. this thing was nearly 16 feet long, had an adult deer in its stomach. >> can you imagine what this snake's mouth looked like going around this thing? how he had to unhinge his jaw? >> did this thing have antlers? i'm thinking if it didn't have antlers, it's absolutely plausible. >> it was a female, so no antlers. let me read you some stats about this snake. the girth of this thing around with the deer inside, 44 inches. the snake mass with the deer inside, 215 pods. without the deer inside, 139 this deer was 76 pounds this thing had in its stomach. >> the deer is as big as my dog. >> yes. >>> i'll show you guys a video and let you decide, is this protocol or police brutality. this is dash cam video from the sioux city police department and there is no audio. the woman in the pink shirt is daniels, she was seen by police with another man who is part of an investigation. she claims she was already stopped on the side of the road. police say they pulled her over. chris robinson, the man

>> nick: dad, you here? >> nikki: he's not here, but will i do? >> nick: mom! >> nikki: (sighs) >> nick: it's so good to see you. >> nikki: oh, it is so good to be home. >> ashley: (shivers) >> tucker: what, are you cold? >> ashley: no, i'm not cold. so come on, tell me. >> tucker: what, what? >> ashley: how is it? >> tucker: how's what? >> ashley: you know. >> tucker: being hwi

no worries, nick. [ sighs ] say, nick, you must be busy this holiday. oh, yeah, with all the great savings we got going on, it's been crazy. ooh, i got to dash away. customers lining up. ♪ [ male announcer ] this holiday, chevy's giving more. ♪ >>> 14 past the hour. all u.s. troops out of iraq by the end of the year, a little more than a month from now. many making a stopover in kuwait before they head back home dropping off equipment. our martin savidge spoke with one who is part of the convoy. >> reporter: getting to be very busy days in virginia. the transient points where the soldiers come in from iraq, where the equipment is processed and some of the people. think convoy left about 2:00 in the morning and captain carpenter was on the convoy. how did it go, first of all? >> it went very well. very uneventful convoy. >> reporter: that's the way you'd like it to be. >> yes. >> reporter: you come across the border there, into kuwait. i'm wondering, is there any sense of, okay, that's it. it's done? >> most definitely. it was a short deployment for us t

you're scary. >> nick is now being treated by dr. david greenfield of the internet addiction center in connecticut. this treatment is helped to -- is used for war and veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. the doctor thinks that his adhd is a factor in his overuse of the internet. >> there is something about the focus and the narrowing of that focus that makes the internet, a computer, and video games, and computer games. attractive. and they can sit still for hours playing these games, whereas in other formats, they are unable to sit still. >> he is playing american football for the school team now. he has not been on the internet in months. >> it really helped me not using a computer just for games. i think it has gotten much better. >> the very term internet addiction is not recognized by the american psychiatric association. and most insurance companies will not pay to treat it. >> internet addiction is not a true addiction in the sense that someone becomes dependent on something and cannot survive without it. >>

nick kristoff in the studio he with me. nick, you wrote a recent column in which you talked about the stakes in this election. i want to quote from it. you said, for a couple of years the left has joined the right in making obama a pinata. think back in 2000, many journalists were dismissive of al gore and magnified his shortcomes. we forgot the context and won eight years of george w. bush. this time let's doing a better job of retaining perspective. is it time for the left and democrats to mute their criticism of the president on different policy choices going guard? >> it's important to hold the president' feet to the fire and the left has every bit a right to do that as the right. i think as one approaches an election year, one faces the need to remember we're facing not a referendum but a choice. in 1980 something similar happened in terms of the malaise toward jimmy carter, if you will, that helped put ronald reagan in office. i think we need to be -- i think it's fine to hold obama accountable, but one has to be care