the puppy, nick named phoenix was burned so badly she had to be euthanized. >> her tongue, her eyes, her pads are scorched off. unbelievable. >> the violence sparked widespread outrage across the country, then again when it ended with a deadlocked jury. during the next trial they faced challenges, a witness refused to testify. the judge found her in contempt of court, then gave her prison time. the defense tried to rattle the case even more, arguing the police officer who first responded to the scene did not secure it, take pictures or interview witnesses. animal welfare advocates have been in court for the entire trial, hoping for a conviction. >> we hope that there is a good verdict in the case but either way this case has brought enormous attention to animal abuse here in our city. >> each johnson brother faces four charges, the most serious one is aggravated animal cruelty. that is a felony and if convicted they could spend up to three years behind bars. reporting live in downtown baltimore, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> the jury is expected to start deliberating this aft

. >> have you been to madison square garden for a new york nicks name? have you heard these people 1234* good lord. they should have had the cameras on the court and they should have reversed them to the stands. it is really a show. but if they want to do this at madison square garden they will have quite a -- >> based on what they are saying everything is on the table. is there a line? when it comes to being physical. verbal abuse has been a part of sports. >> you know where there is not a line? going into madison square garden because the knicks suck. >> linsanity is over. >> is anyone going to argue you can yell racial epitaphs to the fans ? the issue is the refs. the core of the subject is the refs. and they even had the audacity -- and when we talk sports you want to bring attorneys in. they said something about it affects the ref's ability. >> i don't think the refs like. it. >> you know what affects the riff's ability? the refs. they are the same guy that let michael jordan take four steps is now letting lebron james take four steps. i think they

. >> some people think he made players have nick names. that is not true. not all of them had nickname autos finley loved baseball but was more concerned about paying customer's experience he cared about more about the fans he would try to make the event one to remember. >> this pet peeve is to hear anyone tell someone else that is stupid and a crazy idea. he wanted to hear everything. >> the a's went on to win three world series and yankees only other team to accomplish that. he is not in the hall of fame. in his name is nowhere to be found at the coliseum. >> i would love to see a tribute jersey on the out field that says finley he was one of a kind. they won world series titles in 72, 73, and 74. oakland was the place to be in the 70 autos can you haggi haggin -- imagine al davis next door? >> and that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> have a good night. [ male announcer ] ever wonder what's behind two little fleas? the next generation and then countless more. how do you kill them? frontline plus. it uses two ingredients. one to kill adult fleas and tick

. >> reporter: the bear nick named meatball by some is believed to have been roaming this neighborhood past couple months. last month meatball broke into a refrigerator and ate some of the treats he is now named after. neighbors are in awe of this massive creature. >> i was amazed to see a bear. i lived in big bear for a year and i never saw a bear. >> we want to take a picture of him and show everybody. >> after all the chasing going on about six deputies had to drag the bear down a hallway and into a bear trap. it was quite the spectacle. >> wow. that was. >> quite a claw there. that was antonio castellan reporting. the bear is just fine. they released it back into the wild unharmed. >> where he belongs. >> yes. >>> up next on news 4 at 4:00 a unique way you could say to walk or drive down the wedding aisle. >>> plus a 5-year-old boy's show and tell during class. got his step father arrested. >>> i'm wendy rieger. coming up at 5:00 we'll stay on top of the breaking news. charges are expected to be filed in the trayvon martin case. a man who was fired from the library of congress has

he's been nick named iceberg. take a look. only the third all white orca whale found in the wild since 1970. experts believe iceberg is about 15 or 16 years old. the scientists say they saw the whale twice during expeditions off the coast during august of 2010. they didn't see him last year but are hoping to stumble upon him again this summer. >>> well, starbucks is paying it forward. the starbucks foundation has $4 million to donate and spread across 124 nonprofits and the starbucks customers will vote on who gets what. all you have to do is vote on to vote give grow.com and use your starbucks card to cast your ballot. the votes will be tallied at the end of the month. >>> when we come right back former baseball star roger clemens scores a legal victory as his perjury trial gets under way here in d.c. >>> i'm liz crenshaw. >> this is stacy at account holder services. calling in reference to your current credit card account. >> reporter: tired of annoying, unwanted robocalls? the four robo call rules you should know. should ki

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his name is travis nick kolson. he ran for police when they tried to arrest him for failing to check with a correctional officer. updating his facebook account a friend wrote quote, cops all over you. the response from the man was yeah, got away, thanks bro. >>> the hunt is underway for the man in minnesota who killed three people at a daycare center. a mother called to report a suspicious person near the building. the bodies were found shortly thereafter. >> firefighters spent all monday morning the house is a classic holiday movie, a christmas story. people who lived there weren't home so they took their kid to disney land. crews think the fire started in a bedroom and could have been the result of an electrical problem. >>> >> what has gotten accomplished thus far and why it's taking so long. >> and who will be joining in on the annual cherry blossom parade coming up this weekend. >> as we head to break this morning you are waking up to what's new in maryland but we're heading down to atlanta this mo. >> olympic

nick pagoulatos, the legislative aid to supervisor eric mar. commissioners, this is a discussion and action item. >> good evening, commissioners, thank you very much for having us here. and congratulations to the two new commissioners. my name is nick pagoulatos, i'm a legislative aide to supervisor mar and am here on his behalf. this ordinance would simply amend sections 703.3, 806.3 and 303 of the planning code to include financial services within the category of uses which are subject to the formula retail controls and require conditional use permit. it's a fairly straightforward ordinance of which simply brings financial services under the same requirements voters approved in 2007 when they passed proposition g. as you're probably aware at this time, banks and other financial institutions do not fall within the definition of formula retail. this legislation brings financial services within the definition making banks, credit unions and savings and loans that have 11 or more branches subject to the conditional use requirement. it is not a ban, and it does give formula retail financial service institutions a chance to move into areas where there is community support for their presence. by the same token, if an area such a

nick. >> hi, guys. my name is nicholas, i'm a sophomore and i'm the mayor appointee on the youth commission. i just wanted to give you guys a little bit of background on the summer plus jobs campaign. so as far as local contacts, something really important that our youth really need jobs. right now, our youth job rate is the lowest in more than 60 years. we have a 33% unemployment rate. that is an 33% unemployment of youth, it's a 33% rate of youth of those that want employment. that's a major issue. and also san francisco youth constantly prioritized youth employment. for example, in the most recently data, it said that 29% of youth, their number one priority was a job and that was a landslide compared to all of the other, everything else they wanted. so really it shows how important youth employment is to all of us. you have heard about president obama's summer jobs plus campaign. just as far as on a national level and in the first days of january, he launched the summer jobs campaign, the department of labor

my name is nick rozzo. i am a patient and a volunteer at california pacific medical center. i received a liver transplant nine years ago, may 13. if it wasn't for the doctors at cpmc and the miracle of science, i wouldn't be here talking to you today. i have been waiting all day to talk to you. i'm exhausted. i haven't eaten. and due to that, my two kids have their dad and my wife has a husband. who is going to take care of my kids? they go out of control. they're crazy. so i'm begging you to vote yes on building cpmc. cpmc is not just a hospital for san franciscans. it's a hospital for the east bay, for the seven counties, for northern california, for san luiz ibispo. if reaches arizona, las vegas, we get patients from all these states and sometimes there have been patients from the philippines, from mexico, and other countries. i get to beat them because i get to talk to them about survival and give them hope because they see me and they see a healthy human being. they say, hey, i can be like nick. that's the rewards i get out from walking the halls at cpmc and talking to

nick jagger. >> jimmy: all right. hey, hey, whoa, whoa, whoa. those last ones are totally wrong. his name'sould be, right? [ cheers and applause ] nick jagger. >> jimmy: that doesn't make any sense. >> time for me, jim. >> jimmy: what's that? >> time for me, jim. >> jimmy: oh, okay. tariq, go for it, buddy. >> yeah, i want to give a shout out to the start of spring. >> jimmy: oh, that's very nice. [ cheers and applause ] >> the days are getting longer. flowers start to bloom, and the ladies are dressing a little more lovely inhe nice weather. but spring is also when i give my tiny troopers an after school snack that's far from whack. my peanut butter and banana burritos! they turn your feast into a fiesta. ole! [ laughter ] to make them, you'll just need toasted tortilla. some peanut butter, banana slices, and a little honey. ay yi yi. want more? hey, ain't no crap when you have this wrap, you'll be glad you slid your banana into this tortilla. [ laughter ] i'm tariq trotter, and i'll leave a light on for you. jimmy. [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what are you talking about, man? >> i don

nick watt, abc news, london. >> great story. >> yes, it is. >>> coming up later on "good morning america," a young upstart named katie couric returns to morningision. >> she'll be joining george all week while robin is on vacation. katie will take us behind the scenes of this season's "dancing with the stars." >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> have great monday, everyone. d

here's abc's nick schifrin. >> i named this ship "titanic." >> reporter: we all think we know the story retold in books, films, documentaries for a century. but how much of it is actually true? myth number one -- the owners claimed the titanic was unsinkable. >> so this is the ship they say is unsinkable. >> every britisher is proud of the unsinkable titanic. >> it's repeated in every film but nobody claimed it was unsinkable until after it sank. >> filmmakers were sort of taking poetic license with the story from the get-go really. >> reporter: myth two -- the owner of "titanic" pushed the captain to go faster. >> i want to marvel at her speed. >> reporter: no evidence that ever happened but it makes a good story. >> every good story has to have a fivillain. >> reporter: myth number three. the band went down with the ship playing "nearer my god to thee." ♪ the band did go down with the ship but most likely it was playing something upbeat. like in the 1929 film "atlantic." but today's filmmakers can't resist the band providing the soundtrack to tragedy. >> a spiritual moment in which he

. >> a lot of people are having the same reaction that you're having, nick, but a correction services union spokesman, his name is matt bentley, he says that this guard in particular had a human reaction. he was spit on, basically, by a guy who had hepatitis c and this was a normal human reaction to be angry. this incident which happened in october of last year has launched an internal investigation. the officer closest to the camera, the one who's doing the punching, he pleaded guilty to assault and will actuallien sentensen be sentenced next month. >>> sexy and cleaning are two words that usually don't go together, but one company's business model in lubbock, texas, is trying to combine the two. we got this video from kcbd, and it shows the lubbock fantasy maid service. basically what it is, is, you hire one of these lovely ladies and they clean the place. here's the thing. you can also ask them to -- take their tops off or you can also ask them to just be completely nude. >> is cleaning all their doing? >> their website says they have a strict, no touching policy. that they're not doing anything illegal. th

there you go. [ applause ] >> guess who is the owner of a really handsome new fluffy named nick. ♪ >>chihuahua in your plants or are you just happy to see me? >> i am really, really happy to see me. if so that chihuahua would be auctioned off for mitt romney myth. did you know donald trump is actually doing fundraisers as well as robo calls -- >> i'm going to be the minister of couth. >> that's a job. >> it is. >> david bender you were a senior advisor to howard dean among other campaigns. don't you want to screen your -- >> did you say screen of scream -- >> sorry. >> you don't want a foster freeze out there if you are rick santorum. i don't know, call me crazy -- and by the way, speaking of santorum -- >> yes. >> new poll out today. >> oh, pardon me. breaking news. >> he is now trailing in his home state, pennsylvania. >> he, he was up by five yesterday. >> he is down now. >> wow. wow. they are going to fire him twice. >> that's so sad. >> this is his must-win state. as he said this is halftime he is going to come charging out of the locker room -- >> yes, with his sneaker tied toge

it's my favorite name for capital preservation in the restaurant space for now. >> nick, even though e a neutral rating for wendy's, that's still your name in the space. >> yes. overall in the category, i actually think they're within a secular decline since the late '90s, so i do have a neutral even though it's my favorite name within the category. i think they're trying to adoctor is the problems head on, unlike some of the other players there, and i do think that mcdonald's at this point, most of the upside and the good things are reflected in the price. i think that at least, you know, wendy's is admitting that there is a secular problem. >> all right. we'll leave it there. gentlemen, good to have you on the program. thank you so much. >> about 40 minutes to go here. holding onto the gain. the dow up 80 points. >> what a first quarter it was. coming off the best first quarter for the market in more than a decade. up next we'll break down the charts to show why a market correction could be on the horizon. we're looking ahead. >> plus, americans owe much more on student loans than t

a guy named nick and i wrote an op-ed in the seattle times and said they built big companies, but i'mnot a job creator. we need a strong middle-class otherwise there's nothing to build companies for. >> either these guys talking about logical ideas, things that need to be done. i note, chat, your senior advisor for budget policy at the national economic council in your economic policy advisor, senate majority leader, worker senate budget committee. i would assume you are personally responsible for these things not happening. why don't we get to a real estate debate about tax policy? what are the pressures on congress to prevent us from getting their? >> but it happened in the last few decades was would have been in the late 1980s was president bush's father, herbert walker bush, his new tax pledge that he went back on contiguity conservative revolt against that and you have this pledge but the whole rise of grover norquist and the political dynamic in washington and he basically had one side of the table with the conservative movement has become a litmus test it against taxes. that so

there was a guy named nick hannah who wrote an op-ed in "the seattle times" and he said i've built big companies but i'm not a job createor. it's the middle class. >> chuck marr? >> you hear these people talking about these logical ideas, there's things that need to be done. i note, chuck, that you were senior advisor for budget policy at the national economic counsel and you were economic -- you worked with the senate budget committee and all this stuff. i would assume that you are personally responsible for these things not happening. why don't we get to, you know, a realistic debate about tax policy? what are the pressures on congress that prevent us from getting there? >> i think we're having a real debate right now, john. >> i do think we are geeting there, yeah. >> in the last few decades, what happened is in the late 1980's with president bush's father, president herbert walker bush, his new tax pledge that he went back on. he had a conservative revolt against that. and you had this pledge -- the whole rise of govern norquist in the political dynamic in washington and you basica

and i'll choose the name of our first born if it's a girl. and for five years, nickid i'll let it go. we got engaged and we got married. it's a great name. once i got pregnant, i said about that name. >> what's the name? >> it's colin. it's a sweet name. i'm not resonating with it. >> so we know the name won't be colin. >> you never know. come eight months, i might be like fine, it's colin. >> it could be brian. so if you use that -- >> brian colin. b.c. lachey. >> that's pretty good. >> it will take a load off if you use that name. >> literally take a load off. look at the segue there. >> thank you. >> tell us about the take a load off campaign. >> well, i'm really excited. i got to partner with png in their future friendly campaign. we're encouraging people to take the load off the energy grid. we want to reduce waste. now that you're talking about taxageddon. we want to save money. and this is a simple change. not asking people to go making crazy household changes. just when you wash your clothes, which everybody does, use cold water. you actually are -- >> will t

riding in his presidential car reading his documents and john nick let says, look, we're passing buchanan's home. is it wheatland? is that the name? >> wheatland, yes. >> abraham lincoln never looked up. never looked out the window, stayed focused on the future. next question. >> i hope this is more a what -- not a what if, but a what would've -- would have the war ended in 1861 had the union crushed the south? >> that's a good question. we can have quick answers to that. would the union have prevailed quickly in 1861 had the outcome been different at manassas? why don't we start with tom and work our way down. >> i don't think so. and i'm not a military historian. i'll turn this over to those on the panel who are. but i don't think so. i don't think so. and i think that's -- yeah. >> i'm inclined to disagree because i don't think either side was prepared to win regardless of how the fight at first manassas came out. i do think it's possible that the war would've ended in 1862 had first manassas been a union victory because craig heard me say this a few days ago. the union managed to get past that humiliation because it had 80 pl

nick watt, abc news, london. >> great story. >> yes, sit. >>> coming up later on "good morning america," a young upstart named katie couric returns to sell vags

. >> i was in one meeting where the brigade commander incredibly good guys named colonel nick coward, not long after president obama took office and the state department is out there saying okay camargo and issue a whole bunch of development money. counterinsurgency. but going to do this. when their hearts and minds combination pill. colonel howard said don't send any more money. some the contract officers that can receive the stuff. i need people. i don't need my money. >> at a house hearing, irs officials talk about the problem of uncollected taxes in the amount of $300 billion. they blame the tax gap on the lack of enforcement resources and underreporting of income by taxpayers. they also testified about the problem of identity theft. the house service hearing is an hour and 45 minutes. >> today's hearing of the subcommittee government organization efficiency and financial management will come to order. i certainly thank everyone for being here today, both witnesses and guessing ranking member, mr. countermeasure. our hearing today focuses on two key issues at the internal revenue

nick vincent. he'll be doing live demonstrations. there's something for everybody here, photography, jewelry, art, even events for kids, you name it. so charley, we'll be checking in with you later. in the meantime, we'll send it back to you. how about that bottle opener? pretty fancy >> that is the coolest bottle opener i have ever seen. megan, thanks a lot. we'll check in with you in just a bit. >>> seems the secret service may have another scandal on their hands, new allegations involving prostitutes has that agency launching yet another investigation. >>> also one group wants photos of last year's raid of the bin laden compound and they want them released. why one judge is is saying no. >>> you're waking up to what's new in baltimore, "good morning maryland" returns in just a bit. oooohhhh yeeaaahhh!! can we show you something? wouldn't it be great to feel like this all the time? i guess so. well, with the chase freedom card, you get 5% cash back on up to $1500 worth of purchases. and new categories every 3 months. and on 1% on everything else. so that "man, this must be my lucky day feeling" can go on and ooooonnnnn. no, you l

nick: lining up a six-incher. jim: why not. jim: another watson is wearing a green jacket at augusta. and this time, his name is bubba.s his mother molly coming that's his mother molly coming onto the green. jim: hats removed. for the honor of the moment. ricky fowler is out there. aaron badly. ben crane. -- airline baddlely. ben crane. bubba will have a hard time holding it together down here when he gets the green jacket, no doubt about it. ricky fowler, ben crane. both of whom made the cut here. with the way he plays, nick, already with a massive following, just because of the style of play. this is a big moment for the sport. this is a new star for the game of golf. nick: he's sheer uniqueness. his mastery of shots. just the fact that he's never taken a golf lesson. unbelievable. and he connects with these people because he just, he's worn his heart well and truly on his sleeve all week, for the whole of his life. congratulations, bubba watson. jim: let's go down to bill macatee. >> jim, thank you very much. a bittersweet day you hit one of the greatest shots in masters history, the double eagle at two, and then c

name that guy. ♪ >> chester hayes. [ buzzer ] vinnie something. [ buzzer ] edward hamilton. [ buzzer ] kenny rogers. [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] nickyes. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: not chester hayes. sorry about that. you missed all of them for a score -- i thought you were close on kenny rogers, but that was -- [ laughter ] score of zero there. we were looking for in order, ryan davies. chris webster. robin "giggles" mcneil. hector burns. neville goody. "juice box" reynolds. gregor hamsley the third. and danny napkin. you would have had that if you got up to danny napkin. thought you had a shot at danny, yeah. >> danny napkin! danny napkin. danny napkin. >> jimmy: well, that's all the time we have here on "name that guy." guys, come back over here for a second. you did good. you all finished tied for last place with zero points, so you all missed out on the grand prize of $15,000. but we do have consolation prizes. higgins, what will they be taking home? ♪ >> steve: well jimmy, they'll each be getting a t-shirt emblazoned with the name of the guy they failed to correctly identify, as well as a 14 ounce tub of turtle wax. turtle wax, the

chelsea striker nick i doubt that has taken on a bigger role at his current club shanghai showed one after lending his star power to the free spending side the thirty three year old forward was named the player coach he oversaw his spurs training session in shanghai on thursday keeping pressure on manager and frenchman. and i'll get signed what was widely reported as a lucrative two year deal with chandler in december. and saying in shanghai and mercedes driver michael schumacher has topped the time sheets in friday's practice ahead of this weekend's chinese grand prix the seven time world champion was the only man to cop a lap time one minute and thirty six seconds however bellow german chemo got the best console could be worse as he lost control of his russian car and hit the tire bumper who escaped. bomb apparently was hamilton was second fastest on the day the briton started on pole in the two previous races but finished third in both the responder loans and is top of the driver standings but was only tenth quickest in this friday's practice and admits his team have work to do. with. their performance how do they come out of the moment as we start this so we are working. the f

names now of the men killed by a suicide bomber. they are sergeant first class shawn hannon. sergeant first class jeffrey rick, and captain nickoined now in the newsroom. >> the three central ohio soldiers died yesterday along with ten other people in a suicide attack in northern afghanistan. tonight their loved ones are still absorbing the reality of their loss. >> we shouldn't forget. we are a nation at war and we forget that because we go on with our day-to-day lives and these just become fading, brief headlines. but no, we were a nation at war, and men are dying on a regular basis over there. people need to remember that. >> we're are a nation at war and people need to remember that. his brother was one of those three ohio soldiers killed this week. we've been at war for almost 11 years now. for 8 1/2 of those years our military was simultaneously fighting another war in iraq as well. it's been expensive and deadly. for the people fighting those wars, who have gone out on two, three, four, five, six, seven combat deployments, it has been all-consuming. for the rest of us, for the 99% of americans who have not been fighting

name. >> my special haircut before they took the razors away from us was a straight razor. >> a close shave here can result in more than just a nickst important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. [ male announcer ] what if you have potatoes? but you've got a meat and potatoes guy? pour chunky sirloin burger soup over those mashed potatoes and dinner is served. four minutes around four bucks. campbell's chunky -- it's amazing what soup can do. [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thank you card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? we talked about getting a diamond. but with all the thank you points i've been earning... ♪ ♪ ...i flew us to the rock i really