paul george knocked down the three and indy was on top for the first time in the game. john wall the floater, but he didn't get it up in time. the pacers stun the wizards. have a terrific weekend. >> early today sports. >> still not sure to break records this weekend? plus, these guys are normally a favorite shark snack. but coming up, we'll tell you the happy story of the one that got away. >>> welcome back. first things first, today, we still have more heavy rain. new orleans, southern, mississippi, on and off scattered rain. as we go into saturday, definitely on the east coast, definitely in the afternoon and the evening. we'll have a chance of storms. everyone else is looking great. nice, beautiful spring weather. still temperatures above average. and then sunday, that storm lingers. >>> well, if you're watching us on nbc 13, birmingham, alabama. see the country's largest collection of the vietnamese dragons. >> sounds like a good one. >> an early look at this morning's deadlines. the meet and greet has made hollywood shy away. we get one of the biggest adaptations

paul george threw up a prayer and it was answered. everything went right for the pacers. brandon knight flying into the crowd. but in the end, it was the wizards who were all washed up. less than a second to play, pistons down the wiz 79-77. not every quarterback is tim teab. and he said all the right things. >> i'm so honored and humble to be a jet. i'm so thankful that they wanted me. i had the pleasure to meet quite a few already. and i'm very, very excited about it. >> when is a tie actually a loss? when it comes to olympic qualifiers. stoppage time against the u.s. m men's under 23 team. they'll be watching the games from home. >> a north carolina couple lives a treasure hunter's dream come true. who would you cast to play this former first lady? the actress that was chosen has a vastly different political view than her husband. you're watching early today. >>> welcome back to early today. it's a good thing it's about lilt march. the sun angle is high enough that the daylight is long enough that you will warm up. we will get up to the mid 40s and into the 50s. late t

paul george knocked down the three in the final minute and indy was on top for the first time in the game, last chance for the wiz, john wall the floater but didn't get it up in time and pacers stunned the wizards, 85-83. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a terrific weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> "early today" sports brought to you for just for men autostop. gray is over. >>> sure to break records and why, your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, these guys are norm normally a favorite shark snap but coming up we'll trel you the happy story of the one who got away. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." time for your weekend forecast. first things first, pretty dry everywhere. warm from vegas to phoenix. about time. still cool in the northwest especially this morning and in california, you should see a good deal of sunshine today. that changes saturday, though, as a storm system will bring wet weather from portland down to the oregon coastal areas to california then by sunday that focus of the rain will s

time winding down in the fist half, paul george threw up a prayer and it was achbsed. the pacers win 105-90. pistons and wizards, know why the seats in the front row are so expensive? because they come with a free gatorade bath. brandon knight doused everyone and everybody in sight. the wizards are all washed up, the game-winner was drained with less than a second to win. 79-77 the final. >>> nfl, it's not too often a backup quarterback has a nationally televised quarterback. but then again, not every quarterback is tim tebow. he was introduced as a member of the jets and in true tebow fashi fashi fashion, he said everything right. >> i'm so humbled and excited they wanted me. i've had the pleasure of meeting some of the teammates. i'm looking forward to my future as a jet. i'm very excited about it. >>> when is a tie actually a loss in soccer? when it comes to olympic qualifying. el salvador scored the goal in the men's under 23 team. the tie eliminates them from olympic competition. instead of heading to lond been, they'll be watching the game from home. that's your

paul george knocked down the three in the final minute and india was on top.ast chance for the whiz, john wall the floater, didn't get it up in time, the pacers stun the wizards, 85-83. >>> now for another look at the weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. you are all about march madness, aren't you? >> a little too much. it was a late night last night, yes, a happy syracuse fan. lost a couple seconds of my life, it was so stressful. high temperatures will not be quite as warm as yesterday. mid 80s in some areas of new england yesterday. overnight a cold front has dropped down from the north, not that cold, but the air mass is very dry, it will be breezy in new england. your temperatures will be about ten degrees cooler and the fire danger is pretty high. it hasn't rained in about a week and a half. so temperatures still warm from d.c. to new york. it's amazing i'm saying that 70s are cool. but compared to the 80s, it will be. all of a sudden we're starting to add some rain chances into pittsburgh. it won't be until la

paul george on a miss. the rebound is batted out. george with a second chance and with a second chance he hits a three, gave the pacers their first lead 84-83. final seconds wizards trail by two. john wall with arunner in the lane. it's good, but it's no good. see, the replay shows that the light clearly goes off before it leaves his hand. that's no good, time expired. wizards fall to the patriots 85- 83. >>> nationals clean-up hitter michael morse received his second treatment for strained right lat and his status for opening day is in question. he was told to participate in no more activity for a week. gio gonzalez has been named the starter for the second week of the season and fang god it was not today because gonzalez was roughed up by the cardinals. the nats are shut out 9-0 by the cards now 5-11 this spring. >>> don't go anywhere because we're not. when we return it's andrew luck's turn to impress the nfl scouts in pal blow alto, good -- in palo alto. good place to be. ♪ let me get that door for you... [ man ] i loved my first

paul george says i think i'll take it again, this time i'm going to make it. pacers have their first lead of the game. john wall up and in to tie the game. here's the problem. watch the lighter on the backboard. goes off before he shoots. so the clock ran down. his shot does not count because it was after the buzzer. so the wizards lose 85-83. john wall watching, said oh, man, i can't believe it. roy hibbert is pumped, winning in the house he used to play his college ball in. >>> we've been hearing the talk all week that if the colts take robert griffin iii in the first pick of the nfl draft then they wouldn't take andrew luck. well, he's only the guy considered to be the best quarterback in the country two years in a row. so that would be okay if the redskins ended up with him. today the redskins brass in palo alto, california to watch luck's pro day. the former stanford star impressed, just like rg3 did yesterday, despite performing in less than ideal conditions. the consensus seems to be that rg3 has a slightly stronger arm, but the colts will still likely

paul, george soros said, we were at the summit last year, describe the financial crisis as the burst of a bubble but of a super bubble. and he often said, and it was interesting because you know larry was up there that responding to a super bubble that has burst requires a very different kind of orientation that the typical tools that you use to respond to a recession won't work. and he would often say if larry summers is right, then he will succeed. but if larry summers is wrong, and i'm right, then what the application of tools that they did in this recession will funneledmentally not solve things. where do you come out? was it a super bubble that burst? and have we failed to really remedy the problem? or has larry summers, while he was in his position using more conventional tools and responding to recession succeeded? >> forget about the personalities, george soros, larry summers, whatever. the question is -- >> we have cnbc here. they like names. the question is, was this a super bubble? yes. it qualifies. did it have a character that was not ameanable to a quick fix? the normal

paul george hit a three pointer to put the pacers ahead with a minute left. wizards lose it closely 85-83. d.c. hosts atlanta tomorrow night. >>> the time right now 6:25. still ahead, maryland's plan to tax high earners moves forward. >> and forgetting your phone? we've all done it. learn many you're most likely to lose your phone and when. >> right now beverly farmer has a quick check on traffic. >> new troubles for you in virginia. if you're heading eastbound 66, crash just east of manassas before 29 centreville. sign that the left side of the roadway. here's part of the lineup live if traffic land. new crash northbound # 5 getting into -- 95 getting into springfield and a detour around chevy chase via connecticut avenue. you're watching 9news now. stay with us, we'll be right back with those details and more. [ female announcer ] shaving can irritate skin... causing dark marks to become visible. dove has the effective solution. new dove clear tone antiperspirant with calendula and sunflower seed extracts. it moisturizes to help accelerate natural skin rene

paul george all the time in the world. gives the pacers their first lead of the game with one minute to go. now time running down. john wall with the floater. it goes in. but it doesn't count. he didn't get the shot off before time ran out. the wizards blow a 22 point lead to lose 85-83. >>> college hoops action last night. would syracuse be the first number one seed to fall? down one in the second. dijon waiters with a nifty spin move. now five seconds left badgers down one. taylor from downtown. it's in good and they can't get the putback. orange hang on for the win and move on to the elite eight. >>> to the west and the other number one seed. michigan state taking on louisville. the spartans were sloppy on both sides of the ball. no problem with the spartan d.. michigan state becomes the first number one seed to fall in this year's tournament. louisville wins by 13. >>> that's a quick look at sports this morning. have a great friday. >>> early voting starts tomorrow in maryland and the district. we'll have more on some

. >>> paul hewlett and george mason taking on -- in the semifinals. the rams came out on fire.niels' three-pointer puts vcu up 21-0. they would lead by 16 at halftime. second half mason trying to come back. cornelius hits the three to cut the deficit to single digits. patriots down nine. here we go. 35 seconds to go. mason down eight. but morrison turns it over. thee ugs ahead to reddick. vcu wins it 74-64. the rams will face drexel tomorrow for a chance to punch their ticket to the big dance. still a heck of a season for george mason. >>> college park, senior day for john mosley baron weiss and john dillard. maryland taking on virginia in their regular season finale. 13 seconds to play, terps down three, stoglund for the tie. buries it. tied at 61. we go to overtime. in o.t. cavs senior mike scott takes over. had a career-high 35 points in the game. maryland falls 75-72. and freshman nick foust had just one word to describe mike scott. >> pro. yeah. he's a pro. not much -- yeah. pro. not much you can do. i mean, you try to double him. still made shots. >> but what it really co

conservative house member, paul ryan -- former president george bush -- >> i do take it is time for the party to get behind gov. mitt romney. >> admit -- marker rubio. a wave of endorsements. >> that is important for him right now. the need to bring their broken party together and generate some enthusiasm for the general election. -- the republican party together and generate some enthusiasm for the general election. >> president obama is already campaigning. four events today in two states, claiming he kept his promise of change. >> change is the health care reform we passed. >> back in wisconsin, rick santorum is still fighting mitt romney. >> we have a great opportunity here. wisconsin will come through for us brigit >> but wisconsin could be the winner. >> it is a make or break deal for rick santorum. he is going into debt. he is not raising enough money to survive until tampa. he needs a boost, and wisconsin can do that for him. >> or dramatically widen mitt romney's lead. the primaries are mostly winner- take-all. mitt romney could get nearly 100 delegates. santorum just a few or

>> paul wagner, thank you. >>> george zimmerman's childhood friend anthony woodson came to talk with me at fox 5 last night and defended zimmerman saying he's not the slightest bit racist. woodson didn't want us to show his face but didn't mind us using his name. he said the racially charged atmosphere of the scazon fair and that his own community is reacting without knowing all of the facts. >> the african-american community is allowing ourselves to drop our standard of integrity for the moment because we feel, or we think that it was about race. had i shot trayvon, would this be on the news? would it be such, oh, let's march, let's start this rally. no. >> can you watch my entire interview on our website. www.myfoxdc.com. >>> now the developing story from the supreme court. the third and final day of hearings on president obama's heel -- healthcare law is over. all week, the justices argued with arguments -- wrestled with arguments over whether the law opponents believe is unconstitutional. and he's the latest from the supreme court. >> reporter: the issue's today before the suprem

george had injuries to his head. robert zimmerman says he is confident medical records will verify his brother was indeed injured. >> paul ryan plans to endorse mitt romney today. this comes one day after george h. w. bush also endorsed the former massachusetts governor. bush said this time for republicans will unite behind romney. george w. bush remained neutral. president obama is going to do some campaigning up his own today. he will attend to fund-raisers in vermont. then you go to maine for two more evidence. turning to today's bloomberg minute. apple is in hot water over labor conditions not good china and is facing another class action lawsuits. linda bell joins us from new york for those stories and more. >> good morning. happy friday to you. we have more problems for apple. they say an audit overseas account "serious violations of chinese labor laws." helping workers understand their rights is essential. another iphone4s user is slapping apple with a lawsuit with the boysvoice activation. the iphone is hurting sales. investors are taking a close look of shares of research in motion. to their shifting their focus

the latest polls show mitt romney is up by 8 points after picking up a big endorsement from george bush. paul ryan will throw his support behind romney today. now the focus is on tuesday's primaries in wisconsin, maryland, and washington, d.c. >> i hope do get a good number of delegates from those three contests and be on my way to secure the nomination. and taking on the president. >> some analysts say tuesday could be the last chance for rick santorum and newt gingrich to prove their campaigns can survive. santorum will be in wisconsin today after stopping in the bay area. he attended a fundraising dinner last night and stopped by the jelly belly factory in fairfield. if he becomes president, he says he will slash taxes on manufacturers like jelly belly from 35% to 0%. >> bold promises. it's 5:44 right now. christina loren is making some promises i think she'll be able to keep about the weather. >> promises, promises. i like to make promises i can keep. i worked really hard on this. let's time it out for you right now. we have an system already dropping light showers in the north bay. some

republican budget chairman paul ryan in the us you know he should be a zombie of he has been pushed by they had a finance in the u.k. known as the chancellor of the exchequer george osborne. now we know a paul ryan wants to do he wants to kick it where to go period he wants to kick fourteen million disabled elderly and impoverished americans off medicaid cut off their health insurance for millions tens of millions of americans and get rid of medicare as we know it and handed over to the for profit health insurance industry leaches all of that to suck thirty three trillion dollars out of the hands of working people and hand it off to the top one percent in the form of a massive three percent thirty three trillion dollars massive three trillion dollar tax cut he gets three reagan zombie stars for his efforts but not to be outdone and not to diminish the influence of a zombie thatcher zombie george or worse was born is also getting into the game of stealing from the poor to give to the rich osbourne just released a new budget in austerity ridden britain that would cut the top top tax rate for britain's three hundred thousand wealthiest citizens by cutting the pensio

. >> you know, george, john paul ii who you referenced was beloved. he was the pope who had so much empathy and who communicated that. pope benedict has been much harder to read. we saw him in mexico in his pope mobile putting on a sombrero. that was wildly popular in mexico and around the world. does that show he is trying to reach out, show more personality? >> i thought that was an extraordinary picture when i saw it this morning. >> so did i. >> i think it shows a side of this man that i've known for almost a quarter of a century. he's a wonderful human being. and when people see him in person, i think they will respond to him with the warmth that he extends to them. i'm not sure what the cuban equivalent of a sombrero is. but he will certainly make clear that he comes to cuba as a pastor who loves and cares for people who have had a very hard time for the past 50 years and who are still struggling for free space in their society. >> and it's very significant that this was negotiated, that it's possible for the pope to come here. he would obviousl

romney picked up representative paul ryan, senator marco rubio and former president george h.w.s week. pretty big week for him. would you say, maria, any of these carry more weight than the others? >> i think they were both symbolic, randi. two things were interesting to me. the one was from george bush, se sr., which was not surprising at all. they're very nervous that romney has not been able to seal the deal by himself. but in the cnn poll that came out very revently where the majority of voters say they still blame george w. bush, the son for the economy and for wrecking the economy, i think that this endorsement by the father is going to just underscore and remind voters that it actually was the son who put in the policies that wrecked the economy and that interestingly enough are the same policies that romney will support and will implement. >> all right. >> the rubio endorsement was, i think, clearly a good one for romney, but his endorsement was so lukewarm, he basically said, well, i'm going to endorse him because he's going to win and, frankly, we wanted others to run

what has happened is there's been a far greater sense of inevitability because of people like paul ryan and george rubio who have come out to endorse him. paul ryan is a rising star in the party. that together is the latest sign that romney is really winning over people in the party who are saying on capitol hill and elsewhere that they are ready for this race to go on. >> felicia, many thanks. to keep up on all the political headlines, go to msnbc.com's first read, your top online destination for political news, analysis and opinion. >>> in his media address today, president obama talked about the buffett rule proposal to raise taxes on millionaires. >> members of congress will get a chance to show you where they stand. congress is going to vote on what's called the buffett rule. if you make more than $1 million a year, you should pay at least the same percentage of your income in taxes as middle class families do. >> the president said if you make under $250,000 a year, your taxes would not go up. >>> excitement today for the three winning tickets in last night's mega millions lottery. so far of

the fact you have rubio coming around and paul ryan coming around and george h.w.appearing with him yesterday, all of this is the republicans saying it's time to go. it's time to start looking to november. >> once they do pick a candidate, senator john kerry has talked about his concerns that president obama will get swift voted the same treatment he got in 2004. he wrote, i'm quoting kerry here, i know all too clearly that these guys will do or say anything to win. their multimillion dollar smear tactics were new in 2004. in 2012 we know their play book and shame on us if we don't tear it into shreds. join me we will stop the swift boating of president obama. what do we know about how the obama campaign team is gearing up to blunt the attacks. >> i think the parallel with the kerry campaign is very interesting and a lot of people have said that's what this election is going to resemble where the republicans, as we've said, are not super fired up by mitt romney. what they're fired up about is president obama. they're enthusiastic in a negative sense and that's the

convince by 12 points in illinois and then goes on to get jeb bush's endorsement, paul ryan's endorsement, marco rubio, george h. w. bush's endorsement. freedomworks says we're not opposed to mitt romney being the nominee anymore. it feels like it's coalescing. if that margin holds or gets a little bit bigger, i don't know if rick santorum is able to with stand what will be increased calls for him to get out and last all the way to where i think he would like to end his candidacy in pennsylvania on april 24th. >> and barbara bush and george herbert walker bush with mitt romney in houston, i never knew that barbara bush was a kenny rogers is fan. take a look at that the photo op. >> aren't you going to sing a song for us, you know when to fold them? >> i do think it's time for the party to get behind governor romney and she was reminding me kenny rogers sung it's time when to hold them and fold them. i think it's time for people to get behind this good man. >> and then, he talked about his son the former president. and said, you know, have you talked to him? mitt romney said no, i haven't. has he endorsed you

george's county. >>> today gop presidential candidate ron paul is going to be in maryland. yesterday, it was newt gingrich who made a stop in the free state. gingrich criticized governor o'malley for his plan to raise revenue by raising taxes on gasoline in the state and also acknowledged his campaign could use extra cash. maryland holds its primary next tuesday. >>> it was election day yesterday for voters in arlington county. they had to decide on a candidate to serve out the rest of barbara favole's term. democrat garvy won with 49.2% of the vote. republican mark kelly came close with 43.5%. >>> experts on the topic of distracted driving met yesterday to develop solutions to the problem. the national highway transportation safety board sponsored the day long summit. topics included increased enforcement efforts with texting and hand held cell phone bans. the agency about about 5500 people were killed in crashes in 2009 involving distracted driving. >>> pope benedict xvi will wrap up the visit to cuba today. he's scheduled to hold a huge open air mass at havana's revoluti

paul ryan will endorse romney today. this is one day after former president george h. w. bush also endorsed the former massachusetts governor. former florida governor jeb bush has endorsed romney, but former president george w. bush is remaining neutral. it is 43 degrees. so much more to come on good morning washington. the capitals needed a big win against the bruins. tim brant has the highlights from the back and forth. signs of progress in the fight against a wildfire in colorado. we have an update for you. glaxo wellcome. -- welcome. beledweyne moving nicely near the mormon temple. there was an accident, but then has been moved quickly. no impact at connecticut avenue. the beltway between 270 and 95, i would say go for it. >> looks nice outside this morning. 15-20 degrees colder than we were yesterday at this time. 44 degrees at reagan national, 39 at dulles. 36 at winchester. above freezing finally in western maryland where the freeze warning continues even though it is 37 in oakland. the frost advisory, darker blue, frederick and washington counties, jefferson, berk

deal with those conservative voters. >> lenny, how do you see it, mitt romney picking up paul ryan of wisconsin, george thrown their support behind mitt romney. does this indicate that there will be some kind of coalescing of the republican base around mitt romney? >> we'll find out tuesday. we can't make a determination of that quite yet. let's go back to mississippi, he came in third place. then to illinois, the double-digit establishment shined h behind him there. if he can keep that lead, he can avoid that like he did in illinois, i think we'll finally see the final stage of coalescing behind mitt romney. he'll do better in d.c. where newt gingrich is not on the ballot there. >> i wonder if it's a couple steps forward one step back. you've got the endorsements. but then there's the awkward moment that occasionally crops up, involving mitt romney. this latest one, he was taking part in a telephone town hall meeting this week. romney brought up what he called a humorous story about his father closing a michigan factory when he was ahead of american motors. listen to how comedian steven colbert explai

you mentioned a couple of the endorsements, marco rubio, george hw bush and paul ryan.d big gaffes, which do you think voters are going to pay more attention to, the gaffes or big endorsements? >> i think mitt romney would hope they would pay attention to the endorsements and listen to what george hw bush says, but i have to tell you whenever it seems that mitt romney is gaining traction, he seems to stumble over himself. new details came out that he was trying to build a car elevator out at his summer home in lajolla, i don't know how many people have elevators in their homes but he's building car he'll -- elevator for his summer home. that doesn't necessarily make him more understandable to the working man. that is for sure. also, he held a conference call this past week with wisconsin voters and he was trying to tell a joke but in telling the joke he really stumbled over himself and what he did is talked about how his father, who once oversaw american motors, how his father had shut down a plant in michigan and moved the operations to wisconsin. the joke didn't go ov

paul. >> thank you for coming, secretary chu. have you met george kaiser? >> i think i might have at round table meeting. >> more than once? >> the only one i can recall at the time was during round table, yes. >> are you concerned about the propriety of giving money, $500 million to a billionaire and then sort of changing the rules some so he gets to, you know, maybe get a better deal than taxpayers do? >> i'm convinced nothing i've seen in the white house that any connection that george kaiser had with raising the money had anything to do with the selection of the loan. that solyndra was the one that the career people advanced forward as the one that had the most work done on that loan that satisfied the conditions of the intent of the loan. >> that's sort of troubling, though, that they were the best case scenario and then they went bankrupt. also, what is troubling to most of us is that we're giving $500 million loan to a guy that is a billionaire. why in the world would we do that? >> well, there are other investors in solyndra, also very wealthy peopl

was kind of standing on the sidelines as we couldn't get excited about people like george bush john kerry now ron paul kind of allows us to do that again but now for you know in a more holistic way you know he's representing something that we can get behind when we're looking at insurmountable debt and we're looking at wars where it's our friends you know the people we graduated high school college with who are off in foreign lands dying for god knows what reason the majority of the people in this country are against the wars in afghanistan and i think as older people check out and younger people become the larger part of the voting base which is going to happen over the next ten twenty years going to see a shift toward liberty question is whether or not the democrat republican party are going to embrace that or if there is in the bones so you think even if he doesn't lend this time around that and twelve twenty years ron paul r. or somebody like camelot like the ideas that he stands for that person maybe more points to take on the white house. absolutely and i would hope that even in twenty sixteen w

you can see the party trying to push him to drop out as well when you see everyone from george h.w. bush to paulan and marco rubio, the two bright young stars in the party, all endorsing romney this week all saying it's time to focus on obama and the general election. the gop is getting ready. they want this primary over. they want to focus on november. >> let's talk a bit about rick santorum. i know he's on your show this weekend. how do you think he's responding? is he reacting correctly to all this? >> well, look, it isn't for me to say. it's a free country. he's done better than anybody thought he has, was going to do. he's won about a dozen states, but you just look at the math and it just looks awfully hard. he'd have to win over 70% of the remaining delegates to win. here's the one thing i would say. i don't see any problem with him staying in the race at all. mike huckabee stayed in the race when it was pretty clear wasn't going to win, but he didn't spend his time bashing the frontrunner and the eventual nominee john mccain. he spent his time talking himself up, not talking his opponent

paul ryan is from wisconsin. former president george bush 41. >> i think it is time for the party to get behind governor romney. but the florida tea party senator endorsed mitt romney. >> it is important for him right now. he needs to start bringing the party together and generating enthusiasm for the general election. >> i am here -- [cheers and applause] >> president obama is already campaigning with four events today in two states, claiming he kept his promise of change. >> change is the health care reform we passed. >> in wisconsin, rick santorum is still fighting mitt romney. >> we have a great opportunity if wisconsin comes through for us. >> wisconsin to be the end. >> it is almost make or break for rick santorum. he needs to do well. he is going into debt. he is not raising enough money to survive until tampa. he needs a boost. >> or dramatically's widen or -- dramatically widening mitt romney's lead. mitt romney could get nearly 100 delegates in santorum just a few or none. wbal-tv 11 news in washington. >> old hilltop has awak

surveillance tape of george zimmerman reportedly arriving at the police department in handcuffs the night of the shooting. just keep watching this, play this out. i'm here with paulallan. we'll see exactly what we have. you can see him at the very bottom of the screen. it looks like that's george zimmerman there with the orange, that's what it appears to be, just looking at this with you, paul. paul, can you see anything in this? this just looks like they're pulling up to the police station. >> yeah, nothing yet. we're not getting a clear view of whether he's handcuffed. >> so let's assume that's the case. he's handcuffed. what does that tell you about how this situation was going that night? >> you know, as a former prosecutor this does not surprise me at all. because when that's a killing, and one guy has got a gun and the other person is unarmed and dead, usually the guy with the gun is placed under arrest and that means in handcuffs. when police officers arrived on the scene based on what they saw they probably slapped the handcuffs on him and brought him into the precinct. then the investigation starts in more detail. they get his story and that's when he te

paul ryan. they aren't taking that seriously at all. jon: these endorsements from george h.w. bush and paul ryan are they directed at the electorate at large or directed at newt gingrich and rick santorum and maybe to a lesser extent, ron paul? >> they're -- oh. they're directed at those guys in particular. i think they're also directed at the press. the last two full-time reporters on the gingrich campaign have been pulled off it. it leads to the question if a tree falls in the forest, and nobody's there does it make a sound. jon: carl, you wanted to weigh in. >> reporter: yeah. we knew when rick santorum lost ohio on super tuesday that there was historical, mat call and political consequences to that. ever since then romney has had double the delegates of rick santorum and santorum has not been able to gain any ground back in that growing deficit. there is a certain degree of presumptive nominee status that people are beginning to get tired of with romney. there is hunger in the republican party to go up against barack obama that is the primary concern of voters with the exce

paul ryan should be the v.p., and some think marco rubio. does rubio get an edge because he went first -- if you win the nomination? >> i think i would take george herbert walker bush. he has more experience, that's for sure. i am delighted with the support of senator rubio and congressman paul ryan and, of course, the former president. this has been an extraordinary week for me. i am really pleased to have their help. i think this is about consolidating our strength and making sure that we take to america a very different vision for the future than that which is presented by president obama. >> sean: one of the biggest challenges i think that a lot of people are concerned about -- and i will ask both of you about it -- this issue of, okay, the nomination process has been hard -- and it's not over, governor. if you get the nomination, how does this party come together? what are the things that you would want to say, for example, newt gingrich said, you are getting closer to the magic number, 1144, but he said, you have to earn it. you had a meeting with the former speaker. how did that meeting go? >> well, you know, we speak from time to time. i

. >>> a massachusetts congressman arrested with george clooney at a protest in washington, d.c., talks about what happened. pauln reports. >> we spent about 4 1/2 hours in jail. >> you were in a cell? >> in a cell. >> reporter: congressman jim mcgovern just returned home from washington, d.c., where he, along with actor george clooney and other activists, were cuffed and hauled away during protests at an embassy in sedan. >> proud i did it. there's a terrible, humanitarian crisis going on in sedan. where if the governor of sudan does not allow food to his people, tens of thousands of innocent people and children will die. >> reporter: they urged to send a message to the sudanese president. >> immediately, we need humanitarian aid to be allowed into the sudan. before it becomes the worst crisis in the world. >> reporter: demonstrators blocked it to symbolize food and other aid. >> sometimes it requires people getting arrested. including a celebrity, who happens to have a lot of courage and guts who has been there to bring this issue to the forefront. >> reporter: by friday afternoon, they were released from jail

paul adams reports. >> with a sort of publicity few can muster, george clooney took his case to the embassy row standing outside the sudanese mission with two simple demands. >> we need humanitarian aid to be allowed into the sudan before it becomes the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, immediately. the second thing we're here to ask is a very simple thing. that is for the government to stop randomly killing its own innocent men, women, and children. >> the movie star has spent much of the week in washington. he put in an appearance on capitol hill arguing for action to stop sudanese attacks. >> we found children filled with shrapnel. >> he is just back from the border region and a secret trip into the affected area. this video includes graphic footage of civilian injuries. it was shown to senators. george clooney has political clout and access. he was among the guests at the white house on wednesday. >> today's outcome was never in doubt. george clooney and his father among a dozen activists, deliberately define the police, knowing perfectly well what would follow. after years of activism on suda

trayvon martin attacked george zimmerman before jordan george zimmerman shot -- george zimmerman shot and killed him. ktvu's paulhambers is here with more and the protest against the shooting that is getting underway in oakland. >> reporter: cities are joining with cities across the nation, people here for trayvon martin. this started 15 minutes ago. what they are doing is wearing hooded sweat shirts like this this is what trayvon martin was wearing the night he was killed. this rally is just one of many across the nation. the goal is to bring awareness to the shooting death of trayvon martin. >> in one voice, one nation, the killings of our children will not be tolerated. >> reporter: it was one month ago trayvon martin was shot by george zimmerman. reports released state george zimmerman fired his gun after trayvon martin hit him, smashed his head on the ground before trying to take his gun away. but after george zimmerman somewhat trayvon martin, he was never -- shot trayvon martin he was never arrested. >> unjustly treated, profiled. >> reporter: as momentum continues to build, some say it sarace issue and t

fox 5's paul wagner joins us with more. >> prince george's county police say the nouveau hair barbershop wasn't just a place for a trim and shave. customers could also shop for jeans, body wash, watches and electronics, all $125,000 worth stolen were counterfeit, but an attorney who represents the shop says it's all a big mistake. when police began their search, this shop resembled a general store you might have visited back in the day. in addition to a cut, customers could also shop for jeans, body wash, phones, electronics, even detergent. >> the setup was such that in the back of the store beyond where the barbers were cutting hair, you had these elaborate glass shelving units where you could find stolen phones, dove body wash, counterfeit jeans. beyond that in the back room investigators found a locked office that was filled with additional stolen products. >> police also found toothpaste, watches and knock- off italian shoes. there were even containers for shipping. >> besides the fact that someone could walk in off the street and either get their hair cut or buy these stolen items,