. >> reporter: but also dangerously fragile, abc news got exclusive access to the nursery of the onlyich a team of vets led by dr. haley murphy measure and examine these still tiny giant pandas. >> he doesn't even have any hair on his tail yet. >> reporter: which for now, they're calling cub a, and you guessed it. cub b. >> these are the only panda twins to ever survive in the united states. >> reporter: ever? >> ever. >> reporter: and now that they're a couple of months old? >> they're 37 days old today. >> reporter: does that mean they have a good chance to survive? >> yes, we're very hopeful, past the first week, the chances go up. >> reporter: they're cute, but evolutionary challenged, they are picky about their food. >> they tell us what variety of bamboo they like that day and they will try to find that variety. but they will also cut extras to have a safety net. so yeah, they eat a lot of bamboo. >> reporter: they're animals that can only breed once a year, in a tiny two-day window. once in china, they were coming back from extinction. with a lot of human help. and here in the

we are funding the nursery center for sustainable gardening and hiring and total support is more than $2 million a year and provide the garden 36,000 volunteer hours a year. fee revenue has grown to exceed expectations and we are growing as well. botanical garden is not different from other cultural institutions. the garden cannot survive on city funding alone much thank you very much. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is mary pitts. i'm a dosant and trustee at the san francisco botanical garden. i'm here to support the lease management agreement and also the admissions program for non residents. i'm very impressed with the budget process which i have sat through for hours today. i have new respect for what you do and i am simply here to ask you and glad to ask you to allow us to contribute to the city in the way that we. do we contribute the -- the botanical garden society contracts through school programs, education and outreach and through the tens of thousands of hours of volunteer hours which benefit the city. in the more than 44 years i have been a resident here where my ch

and nursery footman. >> reporter: tonight, the big question in the uk, will that steady hand soon bet royal baby, just a few weeks old? bacon and doughnuts. my kind of nanny. by the way, the palace tells us the new baby portraits are coming in the coming days. much more from london on "gma" first thick ng in the morning a my pal diane sawyer right back here tomorrow night. from all of us here, have a good ev evening. good night. >> ama: next at 6:00, b.a.r.t. strike averted. for now. how both sides are reacting to 560-day cooling-off period that will keep trains running. >> and an offer to the survivors of asiana flight 214. what the airline wants to give passengers who were aboard the jetliner. >> i'm very relieved. >> ama: police throughout the bay area after a threatened b.a.r.t. strike is put on hold. i'm ama daetz. b.a.r.t. trains will run tomorrow. this morning a judge granted a 60-day cooling-off period, delaying a strike threatened by b.a.r.t. workers. we were in court for the ruling, one that eases stress for bay area commuters. >> what i'm hearing in effect from the parties

. >> alec and hillaria baldwins just added a nursery. >> baby is right around the corner. hillaria is here with us now in new york. >> i am doing good but i am counting down the days. >> well, you look great but i saw these photos you posted. alec looked teary-eyed. how excited is he? >> we cannot wait to meet our baby. i am excited to show you the first sneak peek of the nursery. >> with baby baldwin due any day they are already spoiling their baby girl. >> i want to have this closet. little dresses and outfits and her yoga mat. >> to take care of the finishing touches -- >> hillaria had a vision for a very soft, sweet room. she wanted butterflies. alec had ideas as well. >> it makes it real. >> with -- >> everything does not matter when they put that baby on you. trying to do jumping jacks, pop her out. not really jumping jacks. >> we hope not. i want to move into that room. good luck hillaria. >> thanks maria. keep the fingers crossed. i have a feeling it will be any day now. mario, we know your little one is coming soon. we wish you the best of luck. >> our babies migh

and we operate the nursery with capacity for about 15 or 16 babies. happily, it's never that many. think it's a pretty sad beginning to an existence to return to a nursery in a jail or a prison just after you're born. >> there is an application process. we have a mental health evaluation. there's a review of her charges by department of correction. violent charges are not permitted in this nursery. >> okay. >> having the babies here, what it does for the mothers, it encourages bonding between mother and baby. the women here learn parenting and prenatal skills. and they begin to learn how to love themselves as well as their babies. we have 'round-the-clock care. you have medical staff that's here. you have psychiatrists that come in. you have social workers that come in. and they get the type of care here that they wouldn't get anywhere else in the community, at all. >> i keep my door open all night because i hear the babies. so i basically get up and help. i'll wake up the other mothers and let them know their baby's up. she usually gets up and stands up in her crib and calls me. m

. >> there used to be nanny, the assistant nanny, nursery maid and nursery footman. >> reporter: will steady hand soon be back to help with the newest royal baby, just a few weeks old. david muir, abc news. >> you have to go with her. >> she's 71 years old. my mother-in-law has been helping us all year long. she's about that age. she's amazing with devin. don't rule her out. >> up and down off the floor? >> yes, they can. you need to see it to believe it. >> at the's what's making news in america this morning. >> "good morning america" is coming up. have a great monday. >> straight head new details in a suspicious death over the weekend in st. mary's county. latest from investigators. plus you might have noticed gas prices are a bit lower than they were last week and that could be a continuing trend. "good morning, washington," it's monday, on the 12th, i'm scott thuman. >> and i'm jummy olabanji. thanks for waking up with us on this monday morning. we'll head over to meteorologist jacqui jeras and talk what we'll be in store for today, good morning, jacqui. >> good morning, guys. ove

. >> there used to be nanny, the assistant nanny, nursery maid and nursery footman. >> reporter: will steady hand soon be back to help with the newest royal baby, just a few weeks old. david muir, abc news. >> you have to go with her. >> she's 71 years old. my mother-in-law has been helping us all year long. she's about that age. she's amazing with devin. don't rule her out. >> up and down off the floor? >> yes, they can. you need to see it to believe it. >> at the's what's making news in america this morning. >> "good morning america" is coming up. have a great monday. you're watching the station that works for you. good morning maryland. >>> frustrations on twitter. the incident that could caused a dam jones to say good-bye to social media. federal hill, dry now, will you need the umbrella a bit later? lynette charles has the forecast and how it could impact your commute on this monday morning. i'm charley crowson. meagan is off. lynette is standing by with a check of the forecast. what do we need to know? >>> you will need the umbrella today. the potential for isolated showers and

when we come back on world news this evening, our cameras allowed inside the panda nursery, the veryion underway to keep baby twin pandas alive and well. what our correspondent had to do before they even let them in. that mr. clean realized ch the way to handle bigger, tougher messes was better leverage. that's why he created his new magic eraser handy grip. it has a handle that firmly attaches to the eraser so you get better leverage and more oomph with less effort. it's the perfect magic eraser for making stuff that's big and tough not so tough, after all. mr. clean's handy grip -- the newest member of the magic eraser family. in all purpose and bath. [ engine revs ] >>> and finally tonight here that new baby panda in washington, those twin pandas born in atlanta, it's a baby boom for american zoos. matt guttman with an exclusive look inside the atlanta nursery where they are keeping watch and even matt himself forced to be extra careful around those precious twins. >> reporter: could it possibly be? panda baby boom. watch as panda gives birth to a tiny cub about the size of a stic

they broke into the baby nursery in this house and really tried to reach out and talk to the baby, harassild endangerment. a variety of laws have been violated and maybe fcc regulations. >> you mentioned the texas statutes. knowing that every state is different, what kind of laws are out there -- that if they catch this guy -- what could he be facing? >> the scary thing in texas is that the applicable law transmitting images, it's like the ravi case. >> rutgers university. >> yes. the statute in texas requires sexual gratification. that may be an element that is difficult to prove. very frightening. >> the words that he used was bleeped out. if it was sexual would that be in violation? >> that under present texas law may be difficult to do but between state and federal laws there's certainly a bunch of different theories of liability that someone could proceed on and then there's civil liability as well. however, without knowing who these people are, they may be attractive descendents. >> some people fear that they could be exposed to this kind of crime. passwords. it's as simple as makin

"gma's" exclusive access to the nursery of the only panda twins in america, as they wave good morningamerica. >>> they were waving on the inside, lara. i'm sure. hello, america. good morning to you. >>> and what a morning ahead for you here on "gma." a crowd numbering in the thousands and thousands. all lined up and welcoming the wanted. so many sleeping all night long there at central park, as they get ready for one of the biggest boy bands on the planet. >> oh, my goodness. i always say this, but this could be the biggest crowd ever. and so many people are glad they came. >> ding. >> a big ding, everybody. we will hear that hit, at our huge party in the park. plus, the song that you, our viewers, chose. and the wanted is listening. >>> we're going to start right now with that bizarre and dangerous weather in the west. massive pieces of hail actually shutting down parts of colorado. and those flash floods, swamping so many, really, as you see here. turning streets into rivers, with so much more expected. ginger zee, here, with the very latest. ginger, this is a region that just does

nursery footman.n be back to help with the newest royal baby a few weeks old. david muir, abc new, new york. >> what a cutie pie. >> recently as ten day as go the royal couple saying we are going to do this alone, not get a nanny. now having second thoughts. >> well, you bring a baby home. >> oh, my god, i'm mrs. doubtfire, mary poppins. >> you would be an excellent nanny of the british type. hop across the pond. >> get over here! >> my goodness. if any body. >> i didn't do anything. >> if anybody is going to help the baby it should be the lady that raised prince william and prince harry. >> did a great job. >> the amber alert was on the television. i told my wife that is the girl we seen on the mountain. >> this morning on "world news now," a chance encounter and a sharp eye lead to a dramatic end to a nation wide hunt for a teenage girl and the man who kidnapped her. also this morning -- >> i would spend whatever it took. why not? what difference does it make. if you do it you have to do it right. >

nursery footman.the steady hand soon be back to help with the newest royal baby a few weeks old. david muir, abc new, new york. >> what a cutie pie. >> recently as ten day as go the royal couple saying we are going to do this alone, not get a nanny. now having second thoughts. >> well, you bring a baby home. >> oh, my god, i'm mrs. doubtfire, mary poppins. >> you would be an excellent nanny of the british type. hop across the pond. >> get over here! >> my goodness. if any body. >> i didn't do anything. >> if anybody is going to help the baby it should be the lady that raised prince william and prince harry. >> did a great job. >> the amber alert was on the television. i told my wife that is the girl we seen on the mountain. >> this morning on "world news now," a chance encounter and a sharp eye lead to a dramatic end to a nation wide hunt for a teenage girl and the man who kidnapped her. also this morning -- >> i would spend whatever it took. why not? what difference does it make. if you do it you hav

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"gma" got exclusive access to the nursery of the only panda twins in the country. >> this is "a." >> weigh. >> 36.5 grams. >> reporter: measure and examine these not-so-large giant pandas. >> has the hiccups. >> reporter: for now, calling cub "a" and cub "b." they're not soft. securing the cutest furballs on the planet is a mission. >> shower to wash off any germs. >> reporter: you have to shower? >> we are trying to keep them as safe as we can. >> reporter: i did as i was told. then, we had to slip on these bootees. rubbing alcohol, another effort to keep us germ-free, flows freely. >> we use this on our hands constantly in here. >> reporter: each one gets some time with mom, lun lun, before back in the incubator. is it hard not to be attached? >> yes. i love these pandas. >> reporter: according to chinese tradition, pandas are only named when they're 100 years old. do you have a favorite name? >> "a," and "b." >> reporter: murphy isn't going there. how rare and exceptional, these guy is one half o the surviving panda twins ever to be born here and live in the u.s. they were born to

t >> we have a little tree nursery here. >> reporter: a nursery. some vegetables. and. . >> hey, ladies we have company. >> chickens. >> five of them, to be exact. not on a farm but in northwest,n washington. >> oh, my god look at. >> tom and his wife live in oregon and raised chickens. when they moved to d.c. specifically tacoma park they missed fresh eggs. two years ago they got some chickens. >> thank you for the egg. >> tom says they have taken it very seriously. >> tomorrow i will have chickens. you need to have good housing. o you need to be clean. >> this is the edge of tom's property in northwest d.c n it is fenced in. in. >> they don't smell, and he says because they are hens and not roosters they don't make much noise except for a few minutesor in the a morning when they are laying eggs. >> they go caw, caw, caw, cluck, cluck, cluck. >> tom is not sure of the reason but somebody complained. on wednesday an employee of d.c animal control delivered a notice. >> it says here you muste relocate your chickens outside of the district of columbia thic is a viola

i never told you this, but when you were the twins' age-- you remember a nursery school used to be on jay street with the pretty yellow flowers out front? well, you and i would walk there and back together every morning. you were so cute holding my hand. so when it came time for you to go to kindergarten, which was crosstown with a bus, i decided it would be nice for everybody if you stayed in preschool one more year. you left me back? left back for love. that, and you were slow. i remember you couldn't even cut paper. hee hee! frank! wait. what? what was wrong with me? nothing, sweetie. you were just a little young, too. so you stayed there one more year, and we got to walk by the yellow flowers some more. th-that's why i was always the oldest in my class. yellow flowers! you knew? no. yes, you-- of course you did! that's what was so interesting. ok, i knew. well, why didn't you tell me? i don't know. you tell your brother this! i couldn't! why? because. because why?! because i felt sorry for you! you...felt sorry for me? you felt sorry for me?! ray, it was just pre-- gaaah! i was ju

she is settled into the nursery she helped design. >> i didn't know if it was going to be a boy or girl. webe neutral but beautiful. >> jeff lewis' assistant's favorite piece, a custom made ottoman and swivel chair. >> i know that chair will stay in my home and hopefully pass on to lalana some kay. >> we are just a few weeks away from finding out who will be the next season ofdaing with the stars." >> i really hope we see paula deen hit the floor. that is good timing. who would you like to see? > i would likeo see adam levine a melissa mccarthy. >> good taste there. we are looking into our crystal ball to see who might be hitting the ballroom. >> paula's redemption cans? is khloe' the next stepping kardashian? >> i think they are going to step it up this season. >> "extra" with l the costing clues for the dimensi season. >> paula deen rumored to be on the list, but "us weekly" confirming she will not be on the show. geraldo rivera said thanks, but no thanks, saying he can't for a lot of reasons. former misbama, katherine webb and khloe kardashian both ryan newman nored to be in. >> woul

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andhose days, nannies nursery staff took the lead in childcare. not any longer, or certainly not in the case of william and catherine. williams is the impact of becoming a parent has been profound. >> i think the last few weeks for me have been a very different emotional experience, something i never thought i would feel myself. again, it has only been a short time, but a lot of things affect me differently now. future king, sharing the joys and surprises of being a parent. bbc news. william, a dad like any other. i know they have a palace and lots of people helping them out. but having to install a car seat with cameras watching? i have a certain amount of sympathy for the man. you can carry on watching the bbc world news on our 24-hour channel. local listings. and you can reach me on twitter. thanks for watching. see you back here tomorrow. >> make sense of international news -- at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving al

he buys starter plants from the northern part of the state where huge nurseries you use fumigants tow crops. federal and state organic regulations allow formers to buy nonorganic plants and they still get to call their strawberries organic. >> that's what we're trying to do is have it be organic from the beginning. it's going to take time to get to that point. >> growing these little guys in large quantities is really difficult. strict commercial guidelines say they have to be 100% disease free. >> currently the only way we can guarantee that is with fumigants. >> professor shennan is researching ways. one on going experiment involves flooding fields with water and rice bran. >> we're expecting something that is hard to achieve and it's very hard to achieve in a nonchemical way. >> this conventional strawberry grower says he's tried no pesticides and it's more than hard. it's impossible. >> economically speaking 100% dead. >> doesn't work for you. >> doesn't work, no. >> tried a natural biopesticide on one section of his 45 acre farm. with drastic consequences. so far, he's pessimist

. >>> britain's prince will will talk about how the new prince's nursery will be decorated. >>> and disturbing images out of syria from a suspected gas attack. around 1700 people were killed. nbc news has not verified that number. >>> the last batch of president richard nixon's oval office tapes are available at the nixon library. he spoke on the phone to chief of staff h.r. hadalman after key aides were forced to resign in 1973. take a listen. >> it's a tough thing, bob, for you and john, the rest but -- i'm never going to discuss this son of a -- watergate thing again. never, ever. >>> hopeful news for a 12-year-old arkansas girl fighting a rare infection caused by a brain-eeth amoeba. kayley is speaking again. she can say yes and no and also hi mama and daddy. tests show no more signs of the parasite in her system. that is one lucky little girl. >>> a small lake in florida has just up and disappeared. check it out. residents believe that a sinkhole swallowed up the lake. at some point it was 8 feet deep and now it's barely even there. the neighborhood saw the lake becoming more shallow on t

no building or structure except for nursery, equipment facilities and stations shall be erected, edge larged at golden park park or union square. that such action has been approved by a vote of 2/3. i don't know if they received that vote of board of supervisors, but if fact they have not received the required permits. it would be important to note that they would create a significant parking program unless they have plans to expand the parking. the proposal fails to meet the requirements of the rfp because they have a lack of experience of actually running a golf facility as oppose to an education program as well as a food and beverage experience which they do not have. my time is running out. i thank you very much for allowing me this time to present and i urge you to reject this proposal. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> again, be have sean scott, dennis westry, turner, kevin. if you could please be lined up against the wall and be ready to go. >> good morning commissioners. my name is james and i'm a 4th generation san franciscon and a retired administrator hav

he buys starter plants where huge nurseries use toxic fumigants. federal and state organic regulations allow farmers to buy the nonorganic plants when there's no other choice and still get to call their strawberries organic. >> that's what we're trying to do is get it to be organic from the beginning. >> the reality is growing these guys in large quantities without fumigants is difficult. strith commercial food guidelines say these have to be 100% disease free. >> currently the only way we can guarantee that is with fumigants. >> researcher new ways to grow strawberry plants without the toxic chemicals. one on-going experiment involves flooding fields. but admits: . >> expecting something that is extremely hard to achieve. and it's very hard to achieve in a non-chemical way. >> this conventional strawberry grower says he's tried no pesticides and it's more than hard. it's impossible. >> economically speaking 100% dead. >> doesn't work for you. >> no. >> tried a pesticide on one section with drastic consequences. so far he's pessimistic. >> i, mysel

after seeing this newly constructed nursery, she joined a 17-year-old nonprofits grassroots group. >> and planting gardens and taking care of flowers. nothing i like more than this. >> reporter: the most important work the friends do is restore the water shed, by removing invasive nonnative plants and replacing them with native species. >> the heart of that effort, that replacement effort of how do you get 30 or 40 species of native plants to put there is in this nursery. >> reporter: it starts with a group going out on collection hikes. seeds during the summer. cutting during the winter. >> we'll sow seeds, stick cuttings, take divisions. a lot of what we do is transplant tiny plants from seed flats into pots like these. >> reporter: paulson is also in charge of the seed box. after the hikes, members write the species, location, and day on a collection envelope and drop the seeds inside. some seeds are more than 10 years old. >> there's over 216 native species in the water shed. >> incredible. >> and i know their names! >> reporter: paulson does it all. collects, maintains the seed b

andhose days, nannies nursery staff took the lead in childcare. not any longer, or certainly not in the case of william and catherine. williams is the impact of becoming a parent has been profound. >> i think the last few weeks for me have been a very different emotional experience, something i never thought i would feel myself. again, it has only been a short time, but a lot of things affect me differently now. future king, sharing the joys and surprises of being a parent. bbc news. william, a dad like any other. i know they have a palace and lots of people helping them out. but having to install a car seat with cameras watching? i have a certain amount of sympathy for the man. you can carry on watching the bbc world news on our 24-hour channel. local listings. and you can reach me on twitter. thanks for watching. see you back here tomorrow. >> make sense of international news -- at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving al

these cubs were 4 months old when we stopped by the nursery. >> you can touch. be. >> can i? hi. >> open. good boy. >> reporter: james ayala says he's impressed by how much the chinese put on display from facebook to youtube. panda cam is just the next logical step and an easy way to raise money for the program. >> will we pull pandas back from extinction? >> that's my hope. that's why i'm here. >> reporter: i am in heaven! pandas whenever i wrote. amy in galveston wrote on facebook. so go ahead. get your panda fix, but not when the boss is looking. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> that's our broadcast for this wednesday night. thank you for being with us. i'm lester holt in for brian. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> >> i'm terry mcsweeney. raj and jessica are off tonight. the south bay is in a crisis. the concern is foster care. the consequence could mean a life full of disappointment. damian trujillo is at the department of social service who is working to recruit more d]í,. >> reporter: there are roughly 1100 children in foster care i

the vets have joined scientists at the marine laboratory who grow staghorn coral in an underwater nursery. when the coral grows big enough, it's replanted on nearby reefs which have been decimated by disease, warming waters and other stress. >> the great thing about this is all military are mission-oriented. they want a purpose. so in transplanting coral, that, they have a purpose. >> reporter: another reason for this trip is to do research on how wounded vets and others can better use these prosthetic devices in water, for which there is very little study so far. helping with that is billy costello of u.s. army special forces. who lost a leg in afghanistan. just a year later, he climbed mt. kilimanjaro, which really impressed the scubanauts, a group of florida teens who dove with the vets at the coral farm. >> i wanted to say guys, look what he can do? he can climb mountains. >> reporter: wounded vets healing themselves by helping and inspiring others. mark potter, nbc news, florida keys. >>> that's our broadcast for this friday night. thank you for being with us. i'm lester holt in for

"gma's" access to the nursery of the only panda twins in america, as they wave good morning, america.they were waving on the inside, lara. i'm sure. hello, america. good morning to you. >>> and what a morning ahead for you here on "gma." a crowd numbering in the thousands and thousands. all lined up and welcoming the wanted. so many sleeps all night long there at central park, as they get ready for one of the biggest boy bands on the planet. >> i always say, this could be the biggest crowd ever. and so many people are glad they came. >> ding. >> a big ding, everybody. we will hear that hit, at our huge party in the park. plus, the song you, the viewers, chose. and the wanted is listening. >>> we're going to start with the bizarre and dangerous weather in the west. massive pieces of hail actually shutting down parts of colorado. and those flash floods, swamping so many, really, as you see here. turning streets into rivers, with so much more expected. ginger zee, here, with the very latest. ginger, this is a region that just does not need it. >> colorado, this has been rough. it's not j

know you're not into girly baby things, but what do you think of baby george, prince george's little nursery room? isn't that cute and sweet? it's a little girly for me, but he is british. >> i don't care. >> why don't you care? >> i don't know. what's wrong with me? >> have you ever had a yearning at all in your loins for a child? >> oh, take off the child. >>> then we have "us weekly." jennifer aniston, always on the cover of "us weekly." they just change the headline every week. one week she's pregnant the other week she throws a birthday bash. >> for herself. nobody showed up. >> that's not true. she had cats there. >> we finally find out why kim kardashian has been hiding in all this time. she's tortured by her body. >> now she feels how her instagrams feel. >>> fast lane brought to you by the toyota rav 4. >> we're heading to l.a. we could potentially have the biggest boy band ever being formed. ed shirren, zane mallek from one direction, johnny depp. >> what? >> yes. these three were all seen walking into a recording studio together, and also there was alexander deleon. you're a fan o

inside the nursery with those baby pandas. >> every day they're starting to grow more and more hair,ion. until now they look like pandas, only in miniature. so that's been really fascinating and really cool to watch. >> reporter: tonight, the zoo tells us they think they're post boy pandas. look at how fast they have grown. enough to wear them out while dazzling the rest of us watching them grow. what a gift from the atlanta zoo tonight. first two pin andys bompb here in 26 years. >>> "good morning america" and "this week" with george first thing in the morning. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen-- pat sajak and vanna white! (laughs) thank you, jim. thanks, everybody. you're so red. yeah. well, i ke that. thank you very much. bye. colors are not lost on me. hi there. good to see you all. you all set? everyonene should have one of those devices. there you go. our first "toss up," $1,000. the category is "landmark," oddly enough. ♪

she reportedly thought william was too thin at times and would fill the nursery fridge with bacon andte don't have a full staff, but haven't ruled it out one day. there is precedent. >> in in the very old days, there used to be nanny, the assistant nanny, munursery maid and footman. >> reporter: tonight, the big question in the uk, will that steady hand soon be back to help with the newest royal baby, just a few weeks old. bacon and doughnuts. my kind of nanny. much more in the morning on "good morning america" and diane sawyer right back here tomorrow night. have a good evening. good night. >> live and in hd, this is abc seven news at 6:30, on your side. continues for the person who shot and killed a man in prince george's county. also, a controversy involving a gospel singer. he claims he was removed for saying he has been delivered from homosexuality. but we begin with a murder investigation in maryland. police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man early this morning in the 2500 block of nicole circle. we have reaction from neighbors. >> neighbors were pretty ups

he buys the starter plants from the northern part of the state where huge nurseries use toxic full-time their crops. federal and state organic regulations allow organic farmers to buy those non-organic plants when there's no other choice, and they still get to call their strawberries organic. >> that's what we're trying to do is have it be organic from the very beginning. it's going to take some time to get to that point. >> the reality is that growing these little guys in large quantities without fumigants is really difficult. strict commercial food guidelines say these have to be a hundred percent disease free. >> that's a very exacting standard. currently the only way we can guarantee that is with fumigants. >> professor is researching new ways to grow strawberry plants without the toxic chemicals. one ongoing experiment involves flooding fields with water and rice bran, but professor admits. >> we're expecting something that is extremely hard to achieve and, you know, it's very hard to achieve in a non-chemical way. >> this conventional strawberry grower says he's tried no pesticide

these cubs were 4 months old when we stopped by the nursery. >> you can touch. >> reporter: can i?pen. good boy. >> reporter: james ayala says he's impressed by how much the chinese put on display from facebook to youtube. panda cam is an easy way to raise moneyr from the program. >> will we pull pandas back from extinction? >> that's why i'm here. >> reporter: i am in heaven! pandas wr s whenever i wrote. so go ahead. get your panda fix, but not when the boss is looking. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >> that's our broadcast for this wednesday night. thanks for being with us. i'm lester holt in for brian. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> simon cowe orell baby drama. >> i am concerned for my daughter. >> the grandma breaks her silence. >> there's been no crime here. >>> and then after the usher nightmare. >> is he breathing? >> could he lose custody of his two sons? >>> plus, how to protect your children from being trapped in a pool drain. >>> and then shoc

she reportedly thought william was too thin at times and would fill the nursery fridge with bacon andkate don't have a full staff, but haven't ruled it out one day. there is precedent. >> in in the very old days, there used to be nanny, the assistant nanny, munursery maid and footman. >> reporter: tonight, the big question in the uk, will that steady hand soon be back to help with the newest royal baby, just a few weeks old. bacon and doughnuts. my kind of nanny. much more in the morning on "good morning america" and diane sawyer right back here tomorrow night. have a good evening. good night. c1 >>> you're watching the station that works for you. >>> now, abc2news at 11. >>> at 6: 30 we have storms working from the south to the north. >> now, the teen accused of abducting is being reunited with her family. >> a woman's purse snatched inside this j. c. penneys. how other shoppers helped police nab a suspect. >> we start off updating you on the manhunt we have had out west for a week. a fugitive's alleged trail of murder and kidnapping has come to a deadly end. chuck has details on how

of the country downplay the syrian revolution we asked the foreign fighters al qaeda and down the nursery front to syria we won't allow any extremists or terrorists to dictate their agenda on the future of syria. are you certain that the f.s.a. really can control the extremist elements fighting alongside your movement we need help and that we need help to get rid of the syrian regime an extremist elements are against terrorism and massacres we don't want to kill people supporting the government because there syrians we want all extremists to get away from syria it posthaste syria there is no place for islamists in the country. and in the meantime damascus has agreed to allow the un to investigate three syrian science where chemical weapons have allegedly been used at the u.n. secretary general has urged the inquiry to start as soon as possible now earlier this year the u.k. and france presented to the un reports with detailed evidence the weapons were used on several occasions consequently the us said its intelligence agencies believe the syrian government used the chemicals including the

inside the nursery with those baby pandas. >> every day they're starting to grow more and more hair,ion. until now they look like pandas, only in miniature. so that's been really fascinating and really cool to watch. >> reporter: tonight, the zoo tells us they think they're post boy pandas. look at how fast they have grown. enough to wear them out while dazzling the rest of us watching them grow. what a gift from the atlanta zoo tonight. first two pin andys bompb here in 26 years. >>> "good morning america" and "this week" with george first thing in the morning. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. >> ama: next, no deal after another day of contract talks between b.a.r.t. and its unions. what both sides are saying to a looming 6 or day cooling off period. >> breaking news on the search for a southern california southern teen. >> panic on purpose. why that's chaotic scenario at an east bay school is nothing to worry about. >> ama: that breaking news is out of idaho today. san diego murder suspect james dimaggio has been shot and killed. 16-year-old hannah ande

a vice like grip of wanting money employment cuts today essential frontline services schools nurseries health services education housing. in a spiral of vicious spiral of decline going on exacerbate all of the social issues that gave rise to the disturbances two years ago let's not forget the issue of race and racism in this building was a black man he was shot by an overwhelmingly white police force in the backdrop to his shooting the killing. of wife of a whole range of black men who died the very suspicious circumstances in police custody i don't know all the reaction to that was from all communities of all races and straights nevertheless it is important that we remember as we consider two years ago that race plays an important factor let me give you another example of that the youth unemployment statistics in january two thousand and ten fifty six percent of black youth in the united kingdom were unemployed that's an underestimate it's a government assessment that it's an underestimate but speaking about looks out on the beginning of the government's response is that to the progra

. >> plus, two dorable cubs we're going to take you into the nursery of the first surviving panda cubins born in the us news 26 year autos girls separated at birth reunited for the first time. how their parents started to think they could be related. >> from east bay hills camera, temperatures below late august norms. what is coming our way this weekend? i'll have the forecast coming up in just a moment. >> taking a look at traffic and spencer, take a look at that fog moving down there, huh? traffic moving well so far. back in a moment. >>> there is a lot of excitement at washington national skoo. a giant panda just given birth. the scene unfolded on the new panda camp showing the mom in labor. my goodness. and if you look you can see the small club on the floor of the cave. >> office officials say it could take up to 10 hours it and only took two. the cub born in 2005 did survive. tiny thing, huh? look closely there. >> abc news has an exclusive look at the only baby panda twins in the u.s.. >> now, take a look at these cubs at the skoo. they're teach about the size of a football mea

gerri: no doubt the pressure is on the middle-class with loans for nursery school? a pilot loan program r families to pay for day care. the of a personal finance expert i cannot think of the better panel. new york city has a loan program talking about college financial aid $1 trillion of many outstanding does this make financial sense? >> no. it is a bad idea all-around i understand they want their kids to go to the best day care or preschool and paying out with the exclusive group so i could see why they want to get in on the program but it is a very bad idea. gerri: in new york city it is a different world with the kids. friend of mine talked about the pta meeti with the mothers for a green because the kids ian kindergarten were not getting homework. adjusted give you a sense of how we aired this place is but when you look at something like this is assigned the middle-clasis under incredible stress? >> it is. all americans areunder incredible extract its right now only 27 percent think this country is headed in the riggt direction. we have unemployment hovering ab

>>> and then gunned down as he dropped off his son at nursery school. this guy was convicted.y is the victim's wife going the the prison? >> we the jury find the defendant guilty. >> next "inside edition." >> diane: it's a thumb's down for the new steve job's movie starring ashton kutcher from the man who co-founded apple. >> the movie itself was, you know, not par for me. >> reporter: legendary co- founder steve wozniak is not a big fan of the movie starring ashton kutcher as steve jobs. >> almost anybody who was there in real life would say every scene was loose with the facts, wasn't anything like that. >> reporter: and now kutcher is accusing wozniak of slamming the film because he's working on a competing film. >> i don't know why it just happened to match every review i have read, it's lacking in substance. >> reporter: wozniak says parts of the movie just got it wrong. >> i think people wanted more of the story of the american dream, the apple story more than they wanted a personalty of one person. >> reporter: meanwhile, cupper is number one on the new tv guide list of