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he is accused of using $900,000 in illegal chon ri biewtions to hide the -- contributions to hide hisr. if convicted, he could get 30 years in prison along with hefty fines. >> i'm jamie costello coming up at 6:00, a second lay press in that st. patrick's day beating all caught on tape. baltimore police are able to track down the suspect. >>> and a new scam threatens to access your bank account, so tonight we're working for you. those stories and or coming up at six. now here's a preview of what's head on world news at 6:30 with diane sawyer. >>> coming up on world news, something for every family in america. what if you're paying $100,000 more at your hospital for the same procedure you could get down the road. what you need to know. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at southwest airlines, we're always looking for new ways to make you happy. and we know what really makes you happy are new places to fly. now you can fly southwest airlines' new nonstop service from bwi airport to atlanta. book all of our destinations only at southwest.com. ♪ book all of our destinations only at southwest.com. [ r

. >> reporter: that's why he uses the walker. all the surg ris can make it hard to get around, especially if you're trying to escape a burning building. louis is talking about his neighbor who saved his life. >> when i looked across the door, flames were going through my door. when i got through the flames, he grabbed me and when he pulled me out, that's when i fell on the ground. i was lucky that he pulled me out. >> reporter: there's only one thing to say to a guy who did that. >> i said thanks a lot. thanks for being there. >> reporter: it took firefighters 40 minutes to get the fire under control and they stayed on the scene another two hours. >> close to 70 firefighters from anne arundel and baltimore county helped put the fire out. now the red cross is helping 11 people. >>> three men were arrested in the shooting of four people and one of them was killed, a 12-year-old. we have 18-year-old derrick brown, 29-year-old danyae robinson and 21-year-old antwan mosley, all charged with the murder of sean johnson. johnson was one of four people sh

ris. we also have with us thrale thralen mcfusen. he's a world cup competitor in food. welcome. >> nice to be here. >> i know we're going to make some wonderful icelandic food. people probably don't know that there are particular icelandic dishes and we'll find out about them in a second, but i want to say, ris, thank you for coming. >> you've always been so wonderful with our wednesday's child, opening up your kitchen to them. now now opened your kitchen to iceland, why? >> i was buying iceland salmon since i first moved to washington in 1987. and the iceland is so pristine and so wonderful and such a beautiful country. and since then i've gotten involved with i've been to iceland many times to their food and fun celebration february, traveled the world with them actually and have been here as a big fan of iceland and its people. and its pristine nature and the green nature of their food. so i'm proud to have it at ris. >> well, thurlen is here, what are we going do make? >> we're going to make a dessert out of iceland skeer. >> a specialized meat product with 0.0 fat.

. >> with computer use there's a 20/0/20 rule. for of ri 20 minutes at at computer look 20 feet away for 20 seconds to keep that row laxed. >> reporter: it helps to get specialized glasses with the yellow tint to cut down on the glairmt make sure you're not sitting below a vent. the air can dry out your eyes. position yourself so you're sitting about 25 inches away from the screen. >> when i leave work at end of the day, i can go home and watch tv. there's no problem at all. >> reporter: linda so, abc2 news. >> if you want the latest health news you can like linda so's facebook fan page. >>> interesting day of changing weather across maryland. we had the sunshine earlier today. had a few showers east of baltimore now. although mixed with clouds. 58 at bwi. humidity is still dry and winds still from the northwest bringing that chilly air. it will be quite chilly tonight in spots, a frost expected. i'll show you where. first, show you some of the beautiful weather. i had a chance to be in bel air visiting some good friends of mine. we'll have

some people have extracted omega-3's out of it to use as a diet ri supplement. gae is doing work for us. we're letting the sun and the energy do that work to solve a problem in the chesapeake bay and baltimore inner harbor. >> rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the new school superintendent is hitting the ground running. why dr. lillian lowry showed up two months early. >> first a lo look at last night's winning lottery numbers. >> dr. lillian lowery showed up on the job two months early. tim tooten has more. >> the governor came to baltimore to showoff the state's new superintendent, but not before she spent the better part of her morning with members of the board of education, the board who just hired her. >> thank you to the board for giving me this opportunity to serve the state of maryland. >> she said she was not job hunting, but she could not pass up an opportunity to work with a state who has such an impressive resume. >> i love the baltimore area. it is kind of like coming back to my space. >> a space she hopes to expand first by doing homework. coming july

used in the clean up this, week this suit was filed. >> it was on the anniversary of the deep water who arely ri son of we figured a couple years had been tough. >> they want the government to study impacts. >> we're trying to protect wildlife from an oil spill and want to make sure techniques we're using have that impact. >> gary anderson heads ecology department and was working on the clean up when this was pumped down it ended up being a good decision. >> saying a large fraction of the oil never made it to the surface. and it was eaten by bacteria. >> this bacteria surrounded drops and just ate them. >> anderson agrees more study is needed but fine finding of the lawsuit is curious because something happening many thousands of mile as way next month. there is a drilling plan has been carried forward by the obama administration. and lawyers for the center for biological diversity are fighting it. >> in terms of the lawsuit it's part of a strategy to slow it down? >> yes. stopping in the arctic is a high priority but we're concerned about impacts on the coast here in california. >> scientists were there in part because. a $500 kblinl g

prosecuting someone, a former presidential candidate, involving a cover-up of his pregnant mist ris and the money used to hide her existence from his wife and the public. john edwards' affair took him from a popular presidential hopeful to a man facing criminal charges. who, if yikted, could wind up in jail. so, he's going into his trial fighting. pfinally get my day in court. >> last june a federal grand jury indicted the former democratic senator for accept. accepting nearly $1 million and then use the money to hide his mistress in ravish occasions. the edwards' front and former campaign finance manager, fred baran, now reclusive 100-year-old rachel baran. >> the case is unusual because it's the first time the department of justice has prosecuted somebody on the allegation that they raise the and help spend some money to basically hide a mistress and a child. >> reporter: does the money qualify as campaign contributions as the government alleges or as edwards contends, as personal gifts? >> the issue is whether the -- the reason for that was to prevent personal embarrassment and, perhaps, keep this

joining us for more for the first hour, managing partner at armstrong investment managers. pat ri patrick, thanks very much for joining us. in the last few weeks, stocks have been sold off. bond yields, despite the knefeeg everybody out it was over, bond yields have come back. what happens from now? >> i think you'll see the market continually push peripheral yields up higher. you'll see buying of spanish and italian bonds indirectly in the market. you're seeing earnings plateauing. you won't see much earnings growth. and the question is how much time it will slow. we're in the camp china will have a soft landing. we're not worried about the hard landing. but we think risk assets will have a dekt part of it in the coming three months. >> we'll recap the trade data and get your your views of that. how closely do we need to watch yields in spain some itali tsom? italian yeed yields have risen, as well. >> you have the ltro finance buying. and austerity right now with recession,s it is going to be very difficult on i think force investors to see 5 1/2% yields. italy being very attrac

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ri died in an accident. as to the 82 years, i hope he passed them on to me when he gave me that good luck charm, but as my friend quint usedo say in one of his more famous on cameras, you never know and only time will tell. thank you very much. >> so the most trusted man in america, walter cronkite, still the most trusted man in america, february 27th, 1968, he said it seems more certain than ever that the bloody experiment of vietnam is to end in stalemate. lyndon johnson was watching, he said if i've lost cronkite, i've lost the country. soon after that he decided to retire. richard nixon was not watching apparently because from '68 to '72 vietnam did enter a new phase. we well know it, the later years. nixon began to look for peace with honor. folks at home began to hear from wallace terry an don north and we're going to hear from them right now also. come up, please. and in addition, richard heil who will be speaking for "life" magazine's dick swanson who was going to come until last night but has been called away on an emergency. >> i'm wally terry from "time life." when you went into the field in vietnam, you wore fa

. >> ris, walker says that he is for the hard-working taxpayers. he uses the word "reform."is talking about grabbing more power. that's what he has been doing the last year. he's not standing with the people of wisconsin. he's been spending more time out of our state than in the state and trying to get money from big campaign contributors when he he had the ability to raise big dollars. that's who he is standing with. the people marching this the street and dying to be heard he is not listening to them. >> you can't match the money. how's it going to play out? >> it is a people powered movement, ed. it always has been. the people are the ones who initiated the recalls and the protests and the peoe will be the ones to take back our state. >> he's vil fieing the unions. every time i hear walker talk, he talks about out of state union bosses. respond to that. >> has he forgotten about his -- bosses. has he forgotten his phone call he had for nearly 20 minutes with the coke brothers tking about what he will do for them. he has forgot he is bought and sold by them. when it comes

much as i hate to say it, even ri nald dismagnus, as rush limbaugh calls him, contributed to the degredation of the state of the union speech which should not surprise us as the only president with a showbiz background. there is this to be said to reagan's credit, his state of the union speeches tended to be much shorter than his successors. reagan's state of the union statements were 4800 words long and he delivered them crisply often getting out in 45 to 50 minutes. by contrast, clinton's barack obama, many have been as long as 7200 words clocking in at a delivery time that is probably starting to annoy even fidel castro. when we contemplate not nearly will the the spectacle of the modern presidency, but we also have to take out the outside expectations promised by candidates and demanded by the people, it is then jarring to reflect on something that harvey was bringing out. the founders considered for a while giving the -- what title the chief executive should have. they considered for a while calling the chief executive the governor of the united states. they rejected that title in preference to president instead because the memory of colonial gove

ris: is there too much opportunity to tag with the right wing? >> the thing i want torae is the etcha sketch le that the romney adviser used. he said when the primaries are over, it's an etcha sketch, you start over. he's exactly right. romney will set the table again and always campaign on the fact that he's been consistent about which is that i can fix the american economy. chris: i don't think the democrats have a better opportunity of nailing him with the righting positio? >> fact that he is a flip-flopper, that's like saying i change my mind when circumstances change. chris: that makes theasi think for not doing it. don't make him a flip-flopper because middle of the roaders will say i'm a flip-flopper, the actual voter. >> what matters to the election more, the 4% to 6% in the middle or the conrvative base? it's the people in the mdle. so you gofter them by saying, mitt romney's positions that he took in the bruising primary campaign whe he w dragged so far to the right just not comfortable positions for you and in particular with hispanics. i think that's the real key to romney's problem and he was so far on the righ

. >>> john edwards is using campaign donations to hide his admitted affair and his mistresses pregnancy. the mistress in question, ri hunter on the witness stand. a former aide recounted that moment when he broke the news to john edwards that rielle wasn'ter was pregnant. according toth aide, edwards said she's a crazy person, but he used a four-letter word that started with s-l. she's a crazy person and there's a 1 in 3 chance the child belonged to edwards. let's check back with joe johns. obviously some bombshells. what else did you learn from andrew young, the former edwards aid. i have to tell you, brooke, sitting through that almost this morning, you get the sense that this was just a real mess. it was 2007, the middle of 2007. up pops a mistress saying i'm pregnant. appare apparently, according to the system givenly andrew young today, if she didn't speak to john edwards immediately on that day, she's going public. she said she was tired of living a lie. that begins the scenario you've heard so much about in the news media over the past year or two. tens of thousands, actually hundreds of thousands of dollars

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used. since the tomb was nearby, john says, that's where su s eplwad.acs was placed. the gospel writers say the tomb was owned by a princhent rian, joseph of arimathea. they describe it as cut out of rock, with a large stone that could be rolled in front of the entrance. father mark morozowich is acting dean of the school of theology and religious studies at the catholic university of america. >> at the time of jesus, when he was crucified, he was not really a significant feature in israel. i mean, certainly there was jealousy, certainly he had his followers. but there was no church that was built immediately upon his death or to mark his resurrection. >> reporter: in the fourth century, as emperor constantine was consolidatit the roman empire under christianity, his mother, st. helena, traveled to jerusalem. according to tradition, she discovered relics of the cross upon which jesus had been crucified. the spot had been venerated by early christians, and she concluded it was golgotha. constantine ordered the construction of a basilica, which became known as the church of the holy sepulchre. >> now people throughout history ha

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hope you can join us at that tame for all the news but larry is here with tonight's report from the world of dentist. >> unintend deny at this time riling to my off spot just barely needed to be dallas tonight which they did. sharks also need him to be at his best. down the stretch. first period. burns fires. ricochet off the an draw. l shoots. it deflects in off the goalie. l take it away from logan off the back skate and in. the lightning quick there to slap away the stick and score. dallas takes the lead. alex. slapper. shark ins trouble. rae play. moore. to tj tv and first goal as a shark. power play. redirect. nice play. off the pass. 3-2 san jose. early third. thornton a stick right to the face. lost a front tooth. that just made him mad. save of the year. break away. denied by the 31 saves. toothless joe thornton is motivated joe. top shelf right there. 17th of the year. they added empty neither. 4 straight goal for a win. shar sharks stay in the top. finish up with two games against first place la. hoops david lee and warriors dropping in on memphis 5 game skid. we have andre siting. 2 penalties on the gale. david lee with 2

ri? >> well, of course, the pressure's off. >> he appears to be enjoying that. >> right. he'll give us some stories.ll look forward to the queen's jubilee, next big royal event. eloise parker. bill: she's going to bring the news when a little one comes along. president obama speaking right now, here's a live look inside the building and construction trades conference in washington. the president touting his infrastructure and economic recovery initiatives, expected to call for increased spending on public building projects. you can watch the entire speech, it streams live at foxnews.com. log on and check that out. for us, though, no doubt it's delicious, but is it nutritious? the answer is, no, according to a fearsome judge. and nutella is about to pay a big, big price. martha: and her father passed away from cancer, so to honor him she is running not one, not two, not even three marathons, she is running literally around the world. >> i used to race with the adults and i think it's kind of fun to run past them. he went 110% every day and do what i want to do is and do what i'm capable of doing toda

us. you expect to come out of -- you expect something to come out of sprint's announcement tonight? >> the htc announcement is going to likely be an lte phone, a der rie of a partnership with sprint. it will be a derivative of the phone that they've launched with at&t and t-mobile already. >> why is that important? how big of an announcement will this be? >> i think it's important for sprint because they are rolling out their lte network this year. i think it's very, very important for sprint and this product is going to allow a low end alternative to the iphone and i think that's going to continue to help sprint's ned ads as we move through the year. >> chris, set the stage for us. where are there lagging competitors and what's the future of ceo, dan, if we don't see a turn around? >> thank you for having me. i think -- a couple of things. first of all, with respect to dan, obviously it was a very public failure with respect to the metro pcs deal. that news was obviously leaked by somebody on his board. that does raise into question the relationship between the ceo and his board, which is never a good thing. i'm not sure if there's anything near ter

ri... what's that. ♪ you can spell. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. what's in your wallet? ha ha. ♪ >> laura: thanks for staying with uslaura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. and in the is it legal segment tonight, the stunning new developments in the trayvon martin case. as we mentioned before, the attorneys for george zimmerman have abruptly quit. >> going to announce today as of now we are withdrawing as counsel for mr. zimmerman. we have lost contact with him up to this point we have had contact every day. he has gone on his own. i'm not sure what he is doing or who he is is talking to. but at this point we are withdrawing as counsel. if he wants us to come back as counsel, he will contact us. >> laura: they also say that zimmerman tried to contact the special prosecutor in the case and that said that helped zimmerman's father set up a papal account to help raise defense funds. with me now is attorney keith waters and joining us from new york is attorney and co-anchor of the five kimberly guilfoyle. kimberly, let's start with you. and put your legal eagle hat on here and tell me whether you thought it was odd that th

ri? is nasa milking this? >> i tell you, carol. it's great. it's great theater. no question about it. we uset is bittersweet theater to watch it coming around there. you know, the t-38 that flew in ahead, we saw it leave here just before the shuttle, you know, left here this morning. and, you know, that's the training aircraft that the astronauts always fly in on. the cries arrive here at the kennedy space center and fly in in the t-38s. and they fly in out of houston. in fact, there were three of those t-38s or four of them parked out there today. and that was from the crew that was -- that was here that sts-131 crew to fly "discovery" that flew in. several of them. there you go. you can see it really clearly now coming in to view there on that nasa television picture. just what a spectacular sight. just absolutely awesome. >> have you been inside a shuttle, john? >> yeah. you know, i almost -- i hate to bring that up because it feels like i'm gloating but, yeah, i've been inside two of the three shuttles. inside "endeavour" and "discovery." just after it returned from its final flight with

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ri... what's that. ♪ you can spell. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. what's in your wallet? ha ha. ♪ >> bill: thanks for staying with us in the legal segment tonight dropping a case against a california man 50-year-old walter who posted this on the internet. quote: obama, f word, the "n" word. he will have a 50 cal in the head soon. shoot the "n" word. unquote. he was convicted of threatening a presidential candidate. conviction overturned by the very liberal ninth circuit of appeals. with us now attorneys and fox news analysts kimberly gill foreign oil and lis wiehl who is the author of the brand new thriller scary and frightening "eyes of justice." i read this book and it's a good book. all right, wiehl. so, federal crime, all right? two threaten a president sitting or anyone running. here is the statute. okay? whoever knowingly and willfulfully threatens to kill inflict bodily harm upon. he did that he was convicted. >> he was convicted in the lower court, right. he was sentenced to time served. he then appealed that sentence. >> he appealed it and then the ninth circuit says no, no, no. he did it and the law is cle

us with his presence and coming all this way. thank you, art. on the sidewalk beside the scully oil gas station with its fire engine red pumps, 14-year-old glenn ache risold ham sandwiches and dr. pepper that he'd bought from a local cafÉ that morning at cost. he was quite the entrepreneur each at age 14, and had lugged them in a heavy cooler through the streets. a few blocks down his classmate, bill johnson, sold a special edition of the fulton gazette until his hands turned black, and then he climbed up onto the roof of a local insurance company so he could get a better view of churchill and truman as they drove past. now, after circling through the town, the cars went up onto westminster's hilltop campus which, as we saw with the previous picture if i can get back there, yes, it's doing it, was kind of crescent-shaped. there we are. and now churchill and truman were being asked constantly to turn around, winston. let's get another photo of you. turn around, harry. and they obliged as many times as they could, but finally it was time to go the into the mcclures' house which would house about 65 people that day including, of course, the guest of hono

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