get ready to meet david peterson, a linguist and language creator, brave and brilliant nenough to meet the fierce dothraki tribe head on. i'm dr. sanjay gupta and this is "the next list." >> i guess a lot of people think when it comes to creating a language, all you do is really kind of open the dictionary, come to the first word and say, well, there's "a," the new word for "a" is going to be ugh. it's not like that at all. it's really kind of -- it's like creation itself. hi, i'm david peterson, i'm the creator of the dothraki language for hbo's "game of thrones." >> the dothraki are quite a massive tribe who are very wild. >> a dothraki wedding without at least three deaths is considered a dull affair. >> in george's book, the dothraki speak their own language. they don't have any writing, but their speak their own language. and we thought we could create that fictional language for a few lines, just by making up some words. and we tried to do that, and it sounded like gobbledygook. it was complete gibberish. >> so we felt the need to start from scratch and have someone who actually

instead, the petersons filed a wrongful death lawsuit that accused virginia tech of failing to alert students soon enough about the first two shootings that took place more than two hours before the massacre at norris hall. >> it was something that we just had to do in order to be able to find out what happened. why did you wait so long to warn the kids? just couldn't understand that. >> reporter: on the witness stand university officials insisted they did the best they could with the information available. but the jury ruled in peterson's favor finding the state negligent. $4 million was awarded to the two families. though the state law caps damages at $100,000. >> it gives me great satisfaction. you don't want to hear of this happening to anybody else. >> reporter: celeste peterson will not go to virginia tech on monday like many other families. she says there is nothing but pain for her there now. instead she'll spend sunday at her church at a gospel celebration to raise more money for the erin peterson fund and the many scholarships it awards every year. in centreville, virginia,

the statements at issue are from savio and peterson's missing fourth wife, stacy peterson. peterson's trial could start as early as june. a longtime horse jockey from killed in a garage fire. relatives of eusebio razo junior say ... his remains were found inside the garage of his home in long grove on tuesday. razo's wife says she last saw him before she took a shower. when she finished, she saw smoke outside. the couple was getting ready to go to a therapy session for his injured arm. lake county authorities say the body found in the garage was burned beyond recognition. a pack of children attack a priest... and hurl rocks at him. it happened in calumet city two weeks ago. the kids confronted father jacek dada, of saint andrew the apostle parish, as he walked his dog. they taunted his pet, and when he asked them to stop, they turned on him. some of his fingers broke... as he protected himself from flying rocks. he was not able to identify his attackers from police photos. a paraplegic man is suing the chicago police department, after he says he was beaten by two police off

weapon he faces a one-three years in prison but the judge could sentence him to probation stacey peterson has been missing for four and a half years now better words will be used his testimony against her husband in court drew peterson is charged with murdering his third wife kathleen savio was found dead in her bathtub eight years ago before stacey peterson is fourth wife vanished she told him minister that petersen killed kathleen savio and made it look like an accident a state appeals court ruled that will county prosecutors may use that hearsay evidence in court the ruling means that the drew peterson trial canal began as early as this summer the brother for rod blagojevich will meet with congressional leaders as part of their investigation into congressman jesse jackson jr. and the case against rod blagojevich in the selling of the former senate seat of president obama the chicago white sox have their home opener today rich king is live at u.s. cellular field they were three and two on the road and now their home to open the season i'm excited about the effort of these players they a

her friends miss her hugs. >> reporter: the petersons will remember their own daughter at their church in centreville where a celebration of her life will take place sunday at 4:00, mount olive baptist. the petersons and one other family recently won a lawsuit against virginia tech which found the school failed to warn students. >> the outcome demonstrated what many of us felt, that there was, you know, bad decision making at the very top. >> reporter: the reeds will travel to tech monday to remember mary and all the victims. peggy fox, 9 news now. >>> on tuesday we are in for a rare sight here in our area, a space shut flying over the nation's capital on the back of a 747. it's how discovery will get to the smithsonian. >> i think the fact that all of the government agencies have approved a flyover is a real tribute to the importance of this space shuttle. >> nasa scouted out the route last week. it will never be more than 1,500 feet off the ground, about the height of three washington monuments stacked together. >>> firefighters from across the country are in virginia helping battle

peterson. >> caller: hi. >> how are you, mr. and mrs. peterson. >> couldn't get through. >> all the lines are full. >> caller: that's a good thing. >>> we'll break away from this portion of this morning's "washington journal" and take you like to capitol hill with minority leader nancy pelosi. >> -- good to see all of you as this session comes to an end this week. this week the republican policies have run into criticism from some of their friends, their traditional allies, for the triple threat that they pose to the economy. former reagan economic adviser bruce babbitt, bartlett, former reagan economic adviser bruce bartlett says the republican tax giveaway to the rich and famous will, "do nothing whatsoever to increase employment and should not be taken seriously." the "wall street journal," their good friend, call it is a gimmick and a ploy saying their proposal would lead to misinvestment and other economic distortions. and the u.s. conference of bishops says the republican budget doesn't meet their moral criteria. they say in their

wgn news @ 9 major setback for drew peterson appeal came voices from the grape can be heard on trial for the murder of wife number three. is it top story around the country tonight. prosecutors can use hearsay evidence against former bolingbrook police officer reaction from all sides >> a budget victims reportedly said before they died or disappeared statements crucial prosecution's case lawyers say they have ways of keeping the evidence out. >> deserve an answer sister of a group peter said the third wife hopeful today than yesterday that the case one way or another will end with justice. family of fort wipe stacey peterson fourth wife >> ready for trial statements summit made before a mysterious drowning in 2004 will be used by will county prosecutors before trial drew peterson team calling attention to a footnote in the 15 page ruling justice right we do not mean to suggest circuit court required to admit the statement said during keeping here say the heads out >> what i hear about the cases they did not have one there is no evidence trying to call this evidence but it is not the

they reopened the case after drew peterson's fourth wife stacy peterson vanished in 2007.olice say he is still a suspect in her disappearance but he claims he is innocent in both cases. we just marked two years since the disaster in the gulf of mexico and tonight the feds have filed the first criminal charges. ahead, we'll tell you what they accuse one bp employee of doing while toxic oil gushed into the gulf. plus, cops have nabbed suspects in the deadly truck heist. they say the guy who made off with millions was paid to guard that cash. and if you think cigarette prices are out of hand ha ha, well, we're about to tell you where folks could have to pay $80 a pack. to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually se arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammatio plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is

celeste peterson says the silence still troubles her. silence in the centreville home once filled with the joy and laughter of her daughter erin. >> when we lost erin, our world was crushed. >> reporter: erin had gone to the same high school as the tormented student who chained the doors at virginia tech's norris hall and opened fire, but while seung-hui cho was descending into madness, erin was celebrating her freshman life at virginia tech and dreaming her international studies degree would give her a chance to make the world a better place. >> her gregarious nature, huge smile, 6' 1. her friends tell me how they miss her hugs. >> reporter: mary reed dreamed of making the world, too. she loved children, wanted to be an elementary schoolteacher. >> there's a meaning to the lives of the people who were killed. there's a meaning to the lives of the survivors who are moving on. >> reporter: her dad still wears a pin with her initials, her siblings five years older, but memories of mary, frozen in time. >> the thing that isn't different is

peterson: thank you, madam speaker. today the house considers h.r. 3336, a bill that makes clarifying changes to the dodd frank act. like two other dodd frank bills with the house passed previously, h.r. 2779 and the other affiliate bill, and h.r. 2682, the margin bill, this legislation was crafted in a bipartisan manner. as the ag committee continues to oversee the implementation of dodd-frank, i believe that the cftc will ultimately get the rules and regulations right. if you look at the dodd-frank rules that have already been completed, by and large they have been bipartisan and responsive to the concerns that we have heard during our oversight hearings. for example, during a legislative hearing last year, we heard concerns about business conduct standards and the potential impact it could have on the ability to use swaps to hedge risk. when the commission approved a bipartisan final rule establishing these business conduct standards, the general response from the pension community was satisfaction. well, recently th

the petersons were only one of two families who sued virginia tech. >> the way i was raised, you tell the truth no matter what the consequences are. >> reporter: the jury found in their favor deciding tech did not give students adequate warning after the first two shootings. >> the students are now going to be safer and that's what erin was all about. >> reporter: peter reed who lost his oldest daughter mary says bad decisions were made at the very top. >> the current administration can continue to deny it, but it doesn't change the facts that a jury of peers has found that what they did was wrong. >> reporter: but those feelings have not stopped him from taking his family back to tech on numerous occasions. >> we didn't want our kids to grow up fearing that campus. we didn't want them to be afraid of tech and think of it as the place that mary got shot. we decided that was something we wanted to do so that mary's brothers and sisters would grow up understanding why she loved tech and why she wanted to be there. >> reporter: peggy fox, 9 news now. >> virginia's governor bob mcdonnell

peterson is just one of six local kids killed in the shootings. rima samaha, and three others were all from northern virginia. >>> april 16th, 2007 marks the first in the line of duty for death in the prince william county's fire department. kyle williams was searching for anybody who might be trapped in a burning house in woodbridge. the 24-year-old became trapped when the roof collapsed. seven people in the house escaped without injury. >>> today a judge set the sentencing for george huguely, august 30th, the former university of virginia student convicted of second degree murder in the beating death of his on again off again girl friend yeardley love. huguely faces up to 26 years behind bars. >>> the list of potential witnesses in the roger clemens' case sounds like a who's who of baseball, barry bonds, jorge poe sawed auto, just some who might be called -- posada, just some who might be called to testify. the former major league pitcher is accused of lying to congress about using performance enhancing drugs. his first trial last summer ended i

. >>> church peterson in maris sat issues treaty prisoner when she became a captive. >>> because theicer accidentally locked her in the hospital so and walked away the keys. >>> was in shock. absolutist dumbfounded shock. >>> her only weapon was an insulin syringe as she faced off with this restrike carried the disease year-old lemond williams serving life for assault and robbery. he is a big strapping healthy appearing in makes who could easily take me down and its killed me. >>> in his prison games unwritten rule is to do just that. kill staff if and when the opportunity arises. but on this day williams did not see joining peter sent instead to call for help. >>> she says five minutes of screen and pounding pelican eternity. >>> my head was spinning. eds is felt like forever. it is a nightmare for from which she cannot weights. have issues with the words and deeds and with the doors are. all it takes is one angry inmates to hurt somebody in. >>> because cbs five has learned in the outpatient housing units for petersen was locked and nurses routinely enter the cells of prisoners wit

i really just couldn't understand that. >> a jury ruled in peterson's favor. finding the state negligent. four million dollars was awarded to the families that sued. state law caps damages at $100,000. >>> a teenager injured by a freight train in montgomery county this morning. he never heard the train coming. happened at 8:30, near the washington grove train station. a 17-year-old boy was walking beside the eastbound tracks. police say a csx train sounded its horn but the teenager apparently didn't hear it. he was wearing ear phones. his report arm was clipped by the passing train. he is expected to survive those injuries. >> some emergency sign repair shut down two lanes of i-95 in stafford county, virginia this afternoon. happened between exit 140, and 143 northbound. this morning, inspectors found damage to four bolts on the overhead sign. vdot inspects them every five years. the department launched a new investigation after a sign on i-66 fell on to a pickup truck back in february. >>> a sushi salmonella outbreak across the nation and hit our region. we l

peterson was saying. there are lots of special interests in this town but not one sufficiently reflective of our views. that is also a challenge to us, the thinking should be different. >> absolutely. we need everyone in this room to help champion, i would say, public financing of elections, a constitutional amendment that says money is not speech. the battle for the future of this country is very hard to fight when we are outspent by corporate and special interest. [applause] i will leave it at that for now. i do think -- the work i do everyday, which is about how to revitalize the work of government and provide the basics needed in society, providing the structure of opportunity -- frankly, enabled me to sit in front of all of you today, which has been great. i do not see it fundamentally changing until we change the system. >> i would argue, require corporations to be more transparent about the cost of their supply chain, so that those of us sitting in washington, d.c. would know there is a coca-cola f

here's barry peterson. >> reporter: the parade marking 100th birthday of kim il-sung featured a firstk at what may be a new long-range missile, larger than anything north korea has shown you have before. and the first time the world heard the voice of north korea's third generation dictator. "let us move on to final victory," he said. kim jung un's words and his surprisingly easy going banter with his generals suggests he has the backing he needs from the military to stay in power. the propaganda machine that rarely rests also helps kim look like a leader in charge. but little is really known about him, not even his exact age. just that he is in his late 20s. his pudgy build proves that he eats well and often. in a mall nourished country with so much stunted growth, that the height requirement for the military was recently lowered to a mere four feet nine inches. and the north is showing no interest in dialing back constant confrontations with the west. including satellite images of what experts believe are preparations for a third test of a nuclear weapon. the only country that might

the petersons were only two families who sued virginia tech. >> the way i was brought up you tell the truth no matter what the consequences are. that's the way i brought erin. >> reporter: the jury found in their favor deciding tech did not give students adequate warning after the first two students. >> students are now going to be safer and that's what erin was all about. >> reporter: peter reed who lost his oldest daughter mary says bad decisions were made at the very top. >> the current administration can continue to deny it, but it doesn't change the facts, that a jury of peers has found that what they did was wrong. >> reporter: but those feelings have not stopped him from taking his family back to tech on numerous occasions. >> didn't want our kids to grow up fearing that campus. we didn't want them to be afraid of tech and think of it as the place that mary got shot. we decided that that was something we wanted to do, so that mary's brothers and sisters would grow up understanding why she loved tech and why she wanted to be there. >> reporter: peter reed will be back in blacksb

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oh, but peterson leaves it short. he'd finish 15-under.ahan taps in on 18 to win the shell houston open with a 16- under, the first multiple winner on tour this year mahan. >>> today the sprint cup series at martinsville, two laps to go. ryan newman bumps clint bowyer and clint bowyer takes out race leaders jeff gordon and jimmie johnson. johnson who led 112 laps would finish in 12th place. gordon who led 328 laps ran out of gas and finished 14th. ryan newman avoided the incident, took the lead and held off a.j. allmendinger to win the goody's 500, newman's first victory in 23 races. dale earnhardt jr. finished third. >>> a reminder, tomorrow we'll have the national championship game tuesday. the nationals play an exhibition against the red sox and yours truly and the media take on the wounded warriors for a good cause at nats park. i'm dave feldman. thanks to rich dunn and i'll see you tomorrow. have a great night. >> thank you for watching sports xtra brought to you by your washington area nissan dealers. 

>> peterson: no.l mccoy. >> keteyian: gemologist ed peterson and owner greg kwiat could hardly believe their eyes. >> kwiat: i think this piece could go to the oscars. >> keteyian: is it possible to put a price on something like that? >> kwiat: we're only halfway through the first case. ( laughter ) the question will be what the provenance is. if it is something exciting or... or sexy, it could add a lot of value to the stone, it could double or triple the value of the emeralds themselves. >> keteyian: the provenance, the origin, that miscovich had hoped for was emeralds from an ancient shipwreck, adding potentially tens of millions of dollars to the value. but he had no proof, so gem specialists couldn't put an age or price on the gems. >> miscovich: you know, i don't claim to be a gemologist. i mean, i knew... what i knew about emeralds is they were green and they... the good ones came from colombia. that's about all i knew. >> keteyian: to help, we enlisted tom moses here at the gemological institu

james peterson if it will work. >>> breaking news in the trayvon martin case. george zimmerman is asking people to donate money to his legal defense fund. the martin family attorney is here to respond to that. share your thoughts on twitter. ! [ mom ] what? shut the front door. right? woop-woop! franklin delano! [ male announcer ] hey! there's oreo creme under that fudge! oreo fudge cremes. indescribably good. has been because of the teachers and the education that i had. they're just part of who i am. she convinced me that there was no limit to what we could learn. i don't think i'd be here today had i not had a wonderful science teacher. a teacher can make a huge difference in a child's life. he would never give up on any of us. thank you dr. newfield. you had a big impact on me. and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. [ woman ] lower cholesterol. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. >>> welcome back. jeremiah wright is back. the birthers are

ron peterson, director of mayo research center. dr.ning us on "street signs." how will this new test change the way that we diagnose, evaluate and treat alzheimer's patients? >> it is an interesting question, brian, because it's unclear right now how it'll be used in clinical practice. interestingly, the approval indication by the fda is sort of what we call a rule-out diagnosis. that is, it's informative to the clinician and patient if the scan is negative. so for example, that means if somebody comes in with forgetfulness or problems with thinking and they get the scan and the scan is negative, it means at this point in time, it's unlikely that their symptoms are due to alzheimer's disease, because the scan is meant to pick up the protein an lloyd associated with all zramer's disease. but a whole different issue to rule in a positive sense. >> some folks suggest this is great except the fact we don't really have drugs to treatment alzheimer's. so if we identify it earlier, from a treatment perspective, it may not matter as much. i th

. >>> one of drew peterson's ex-wives will testify against him from the grave.ed that hearsay evidence can be used in peterson's murder trial. he's accused of drowning his third wife, kathleen savio, in a bathtub back in 2004. peterson was only charged after his fourth wife disappeared in '07 and savio's body was exhumed. prosecutors say the hearsay statements are vital to their case because they have no physical evidence or eyewitnesses. >>> all right. so this is just incredible. look at this video out of vietnam showing a traffic cop being taken for a wild ride. you can see the cop hanging from the windshield wipers of a moving bus after the driver tried avoiding a traffic ticket. he hangs on for more than half a mile as the bus gets up to 30 miles an hour. the driver eventually pulls over after being chased by police and residents. he could face up to three years in prison. cheaper to pay that ticket. >>> all right. so ann romney is taking on a much bigger role in the 2012 race, but it's not the first time that a candidate's spouse and the subject of jobs and

government studies at the heritage foundation and a contributing columnist for the daily mail latoya peterson owner and editor of racialist and contributing editor to the root dot com and vince colonies senior online editor at the daily caller let's get started. the buffett rule this is what vice president biden had to say about the buffett mr. buffett rule says no one making more than a million dollars will pay a smaller share of their income taxes then middle class field was to the romney rule says that the very wealthy should keep every tax break a loophole they have here and get additional new tax cuts every year that are worth more than what the average middle class family makes in a year entire year for the romney rule now here's what f.d.r. had to say about this back in one thousand nine hundred six by way of demonstrating this is not a new argue. but one earth billy carter you. benefit . i don't know what we're doing. her know what. i mean all of the earth below zero zero zero a book group. wrote you about a bit big poetry. a. poem and roosevelt only prevailed the top tax rate went up

another setback for drew peterson.n happen during his latest round in court. >> the reviews are in. what some customers say about burger king's things fun. she can be silly which embarrasses my sister, but i love it. sometimes she lets us pick out stuff we love, like sunnyd. she likes that it has vitamin c, b1 and 40% less sugar than most regular soda brands. my brother doesn't care about that. he just loves e taste. ♪ make today a sunny day. ♪ drink up and download. win 1 to 100 songs. find out more at sunnyd.com >> x 6:00, while local lawmakers want to resurrect a fight over ambulance fees in montgomery county. and the three stooges on the big screen for the first time in 50 years. arch campbell has a preview. >> the u.s. army drill team joining us live at our studios in rosslyn for a display that has only been done once before. have those stories and more coming up the top of the hour. and the nation fbi agents headed to the scene of a deadly shooting at a communications station on an island off. >> did oppose membe

. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 6:00 with gordon peterson maureen bunyan, doug hill weather, and tim brant sports. >> just a short time ago president obama welcome dozens of wounded warriors to the white house. they are heading to northeast maryland next. the wounded warrior project helps raise money to wended service members. -- wounded service members. >> i want to encourage everybody to go out and cheer. say thank you and salute. >> the right began in 2004 when a civilian road from coast to coast and raised $1 million for the wounded warrior project. since then smaller regional rights have been held in parts of the country including one that stops in washington d.c. >> airline officials say this is the best news for american airlines. the combined carrier will have few overlapping routes. >> there will be street closures in the district because of the spring world bank meeting. g street to pennsylvania avenue is already closed until 7:00 p.m. if they could be temporary close during that period. starting tomorrow it will be much more expensive to get a taxi and washington, d.c.

james peterson. those polls show some pretty interesting numbers. great to have you with us tonight. i appreciate your time. those polls show race is still a problem and the president gets mixed reviews. what do you make of it? >> i think the polls are accurate. i don't think we need the polls to understand the ways in which wras has been rolled out over the course of this last year. let's take a look at some of the big public cases. let's look at the republican race. you get the food stamp president. you get the disrespect of juan williams. you get the i don't care or let's tell black people to earn their money instead of getting assistance from the government. race is willing been injected here. i take issue with the fact that race in and of itself has to be a negative conversation. we need to have progressive and positive conversations around the issue of race. we have a long way to go. saying it's factor is so obvious to me. i can't imagine why anyone would try to make a big issue about it. obviously, it's factor. >> we're hearing about jeremiah

. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 6 with gordon peterson, maureen bunyan, doug hill, and tim brant.s is abc 7 news at 6. on your side. >> maryland lawmakers are taking the plant for the maryland casino right down to the wire. this is the last day of the legislative session. also, a proposal that could add a casino to prince george's county. this is being closely watched that national harbor. scott thuman is live in annapolis. >> this has been a topsy-turvy day at the capitol. one delegate just said one hand does not know what the other is doing which is what we are seeing today. one is the national harbor project and prove what would be a six the site for gambling in maryland and it would be it to involve slots and table games. it passes, it will head to the floor. this would bring proponents with a lot of cash, but there is controversy. they say will bring a criminal element that they say they do not want. >> nothing we have seen coming out of economic development have been that amount. we would have to raise property taxes 10% in order to match this. >> it is when they would allow

. >> abc 7 news at 6 with gordon peterson, maureen bunyan, doug hill, and tim brant. >> monitoring a developing story from the food and drug administration. a salmonella outbreak in the district and 19 states including maryland has 90 people sick. as many as seven victims have been hospitalized. it may be linked to sushi. was previously associated with outbreaks in bean sprouts. >> 7 is on your side and they are making a big comeback. chrysler general motors, and for reporting strong sales in march. chrysler increased 34% selling 163,000 cars and trucks. gm and ford had gains of 14% and 5% respectively. this is the first time all three have posted gains. most americans blame a number of factors for what is responsible for the high gas prices. a cnn survey indicate 55% think oil companies are to blame. 34% blame foreign countries. 28% blame iran. 24% blame obama's policies. 21% blame republicans. that is well over 100%. i do not understand. i paid $4.39 for regular. >> we will lead you to the poll. speaking of money, if you think you can avoid airline fees, think again. allegiant air

i would like to think tonya peterson who is here. thank you for hosting us.safe because the zoo director is here. it is great to be out here and we are enjoying the wonderful weather. this is the fourth of six budget town hall meetings we are holding all over the city and i want to thank both supervisors, and carmen has been at every single one of them. she will be helping the mayor to establish and craft to make the best decisions about are very complicated city budget. but i want to say that it begins, and the budget -- i was here last year when we had a lot of input from you and that in but did make a difference. we are listening very carefully. that is the only way i feel i and the board of supervisors can run this city well, is to listen to what the people in the neighborhoods and running small businesses say, going out there and getting your input. i want to say thank you to all of the various department heads with us today because they have been spending their saturdays and weekday evenings with us as they listened very carefully. they have commissions

what time is it, geoffrey peterson? geoff: i believe it's time for tweet mails.raig: look at the thing. ♪ euro crashes and euro litter head on the dance floor and shake your twitter bum bum bum bum bum bum check the tweets plus your e-mails ♪ craig: plus your e-mail ♪ all right. this is from alan in montreal, quebec. alan, says, hi, craig and geoff. oh, no he said montreal, quebec. so he's probably french canadian, isn't he? geoff: yes. craig: [french accident] hello -- french accen." hello craig and geoff, i bought my wife a very expensive necklace which she lost two days later. do i have to buy her another one? no, man, it's not your fault that your wife lost her necklace. yeah, you do. actually, you do. what do you say, geoff? geoff: i would say it's time for a divorce. craig: what, geoff, that is insane! we're only talking about a necklace, not the end of a relationship. geoff: ok. craig: this is from carolle in oklahoma city in oklahoma. she says dear craig and geoff, somebody left a note on my windshield asking me out on a date. have you heard of such a thi

executive chef david peterson joins us from national park. >> chef what's on the menu this morning? >> we're going to show no different areas today. this is the taste of the majors which all these items are for the general public. every visiting team that comes into nats park, we have an item wear going to design for them. we have the miami cuban sandwich. the arizona foot long hot dog. the pittsburgh stuffed sandwich. the denver mile high burger two patties and two cheeses, today we have the cincinnati chili with a smoked brisket chili. >> oh my goodens. >> oh wow. >> oh my -- >> these are -- you know generous portions and it's available. >> chef, we're -- our mouths are dropping looking at that mile high burger there next to you. >> yeah, this is our strasburger. this is -- the first time that it's been out there. there's some pitchers out there but this is the first time that we actually made it and it's out there live. this is -- this is unique. this is the first time. >> this is something you obviously can share with a friend. nobody really eats that whole thing right? >> no --

up and getting ready for a date with the defending >> you are watching abc7 news at 6 with gordon peterson, maureen bunyan, chief meteorologist doug hill, weather, and tim brant, sports. this is abc 7 news at 6 on your side. >> good news on the employment front tonight. >> employers posted 3.5 million job openings in february, up slightly, and the information comes following a disappointing jobs report last week. the nation's unemployment rate is currently at 8.2%. >> the obama administration has posted new rules for helping homeowners avoid foreclosure. it would allow servicers to make good-faith attempts to provide them with options to prevent them from losing their homes. bar wars would receive monthly statements and warnings about insurance rate changes. the rules would be formally proposed this summer and finalized in january. >> the program is teaming up with families in greater washington to bring a low- interest car loans to poor working families. the goal is to provide under- employed families with a reliable means of getting to work. the study finds that only 20% of low-income jo

carl peterson had a chance to grab a share of the lead on 18 but he comes up short and would have to settle for second place. under may and will head to augusta with a little bit of momentum. phil mickelson and tied for fourth. >> nascar in martinsville, jeff gordon and jimmy johnson battling for the lead with two laps to go but johnson spins out and gordon would run out of fuel. brian newman would take the lead and he holds off everyone for his first win of the year. derrick rose out for the 10th straight game with a groin injury so of the ndp could do was sit and watch as the thunder blew out bubbles. oklahoma city winds 92-78. with one week ago in the regular season the sharks could still finish as high as third or as low as 10th. they beat the stars last night to move one point ahead of dallas for the last playoff spot. so despite only having three games remaining there is still plenty of hockey left. >> i will tell you the same thing i told you when we lost to phoenix, time to move on. if people wonder what the hell he's talking about, you can't get too high or low. six points t

carl peterson have this chance for the lead on 18 and settles for second place.unter man goes to agusta with momentum. he tapson for is that our wind fell michelson tied for fourth. >>> nascar in margins fell jeff gordon and jim johnson battling for the lead. clint boyer changes that johnson spends out and gordon runs out of fuel. it leatherette and take the lead newman holds off a low status native for his first win. the sharks could finish as high as third or low as 10th they beat the stars last night to move one point at of dallas for the final playoff spot. the kings and coyotes are tied for the lead in the pacific division. there are still plenty of hockey left. >>> of total the same thing this time to move on, people wonder what is a talking about you can't get too high or get too low, 6 points are real important it is time to move on. >>> time to move on to the playoffs. that division is so tight, i think the sharks can pull it off. >>> fans are holding their breath. >>> were so used to and getting in 14 playoff appearances it is every year you expect woul

navmentd 16 stroappedz back, out of the number one ranking, giving it back to rory mcilroy, and karl peterson, who used to own the front nine of the tournament, three more birdies on the first five hole. shoots a 69 to win the tournament by five strokes over zack johnson. >> more from brian wilson and the sharks tonight at 11:00, and good to abc7news.com and hear wilson's entire interview from earlier today. you'll enjoy it. >> ama: the three stooge does battle with the hunger games at the box office. who came out on top? that's when we return. >> sorry this happened to you. i'm here to help you in any way i can. >> most people just congratulate me. >> i don't see the point. >> ama: "the hunger games" is still the winner at the box office. it's on top for the fourth weekend in a row. now earned more than $330 million. >> alan: "the three stooges" opened second. the cabin in the woods was third. pie tie tap nick in 3-d" was fourth, and "american reunion" wraps up the top five movies. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

simpson and scott peterson. i'll ask him about tomorrow's big development in the trayvon martin case. >>> and one of the most shocking missing child mysteries ever. a 6-year-old boy vanished without a trace in the middle of new york city. now after more than 30 years, dramatic new twist. >>> also keeping america great while top motivator tony robins is very bullish on this country. >> there's lots of people out there that are creating the future for us. we're known for that. we just need to reveal more of it. >> a revealing interview with the man who has advised everybody. >>> and vanessa williams, from beauty queen to broadway, tv star and a bit of scandal in between. >> everyone makes mistakes. mine was on a grand scale. >> tonight vanessa williams. >> you were a naughty girl. >> plus only in america, welcome to the jungle. my defense of rock 'n' roll wild man axl rose. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening. two big stories tonight. first breaking news in the case of a new york city 6-year-old boy w