. >> joining us now to predict this final show down, gene and shannon from our sister station in boston good morning how are you. >> they are introducing us the same time we are introducing them. >> we hear you okay do you hear us. >> oh,. >> can you hear us shannon in good morning gene. >> we have to make it work can you hear us? shannon, gene. >> we can -- we hear you >> i don't hear anybody. >> i don't hear anything >> i hear you guys but shannon can't. >> well, we will get her in here now. >> now i can hear them. >> we didn't need any three on one action there. >> not at this hour of the morning any way. >> this is a family show gene come on. >> i think we have already gotten a flavour of your show up there. >> bruins favorite tonight. >> what was that? >> i said a 3-1 final in favour of the bruins tonight give us a sense how big this is in dc i know that is mainly red skins country but how much into the hockey are you guys. >> big time this city we call it rocking the red everybody wears red when the caps are in this situation, arena at verizon center i am sure it is true for you g

shannon was home with her two small kids and a burglar broke in through a window. no one was hurt, but the suspect got away with a cell phone and her neighbor's house was also hit. then other homes were targeted between march 28th and april 1st. the sheriff's office is stepping up patrols. shannon got a new alarm system right away. >> it is frightening. you think you are safe. you take it for granted when you live in a nice area. i never would have thought that anybody would have come through that window. it is a tall window and tiny. >> the sheriff's office is saying if you live in the area and see a car that looks suspicious get the tag number and call police. linda so, abc 2 news. >>> a judge will determine to retry a child. he is accused of killing his brother, 19-year-old back in 2007. police are saying that the two may have been involved in a death scream. >>> it is 3 minutes after 5:00 and new information this morning about a man being beaten in baltimore and someone recorded the whole thing. police have identified the victim, and they are working to find th

>> shepard: shannon bream in washington. shannon, thanks.e will not be on john edwards' jury after they admitted they could not keep an open mind about the former senator and presidential candidate. who can forget he cheated on his wife elizabeth while she was battling breast cancer the disease that eventually killed her. now john edwards is accused of using campaign donations to hide his mistress. and the baby they made. the charges could put him in the jail for 30 years. john edwards claims he did not know about the payments. and he is apparently cutting back after those $500 haircuts during his white house run. remember this video? nowadays he reportedly pays 12.95 at super cuts. that's according to the reporting of the "new york post" which is owned by our parent company. so what do you think? here is a look at his hair then. and now. where is blago when we need him. trophy shattered in thousands of pieces. he said one player's father accidently knocked the trophy off its pedestal after the school'sable spring game. the spokesman says th

shannon was home with her two small children and a burglar broke in through a window. no one was hurt, but the suspect got her cell phone. several other homes were struck between march 28th and april 1st, at least ten other homes were targeted. the sheriff's office is stepping up patrols and plans to put officers on bikes to help. shannon got a new alert system right away. >> i saw the window open i knew something was not right. when i looked out the window you could see the chair. they took everything and put it on the side of the house. >> now, the sheriff's office is saying if you live in the area call police. linda so, abc 2 news. >>> all right. today a hearing will be held in howard county with a brother accused of killing his twin. a mistral was declared last week because the jury could not reach a verdict. he is accused of killing his brother, the 19-year-old back in 2007. >>> police are saying they have identified a victim in a videotaped beating in baltimore. now, they are working to find the suspects. you can see the person being beaten. then people taking of

there are posters in sanford, can ask shannon.hey said they want a bounty, dead or alive, on the head of george zimmerman. they have talk with racial language and slurs and antisemitic language and you are saying to me that this should be ag in order and the attorney general should just allow people to put bounty's on people's heads and that's acceptable? >> there are far more right wing nazi people hiding in the woods of idaho by tens of thousands than there are new black panthers. they don't have millions of dollars. they are just full of bluffer and talk and nonsense. >> and what if you are wrong? and what if you are wrong? we going to say why didn't we listen? if you put a bounty on somebody's head, you should be arrested. >> to me, to me, the attention you are giving this group is playing to a stereotype. this is like a minstrel show will ignorant, angry, threatening black people and it doesn't excuse any of the racism involved in the martin case. >> if you put a bounty on somebody's head, and i will throw this out, why don't

shannon got a new alarm system right away. >> when i saw the window open i knew right away something was not right. you could see the chair. they took everything on the counter. >> if you live in the area and see a car that looks suspicious get the tag number and call police linda so, abc 2 news. >>> we'll new information about the man beaten in baltimore. police have identified the man from the video. they are looking to find the suspect. they found the recording and goal through his pockets and takeoff his clothes. >>> a man has been arrested for being a peeping tom at a panera bread, after three separate incidents occurred. michael gila was followed by employees who saw him entering the women's bathroom. they got his tag number and that lead tool his arrest and this happened before. in earlier march, a woman saw a man's hand reach under a door with a cell phone. >>> 4:43. the latest on the martin case. we are hearing from the shooter's father again. george zimmerman has just hired another attorney, even though he has not been charged. zimmerman's father is saying that his son call

last question, shannon. from the beginning there was an eyewitness. an opportunity, you were the only person in media that interviewed that witness from that night. why did the rest of the media ignore the interview and comment he is made on the record to the police? >> i don't know that the rest of the media necessarily ignored it. they just haven't been able to get him. he hasn't come back out and said i'll do any more interviews. when we talk to him, it was really the next day after the shooting. and then things started to blow up. nobody really talked to him since then because he hasn't come out to say that was me, let's talk again. even for us, we have gone back to try to ask him more questions. go through this one more time. he hasn't done it. at this point he'd rather lay low. >> i think we need judgment. we need due process of the law. we cannot have a vigilante squad. we cannot have people calling for immediate justice or take the law in their own hands. if anybody tries that, they should go straight to prison. we need responsible leaders to

shawn and shannon leonard caught that ball right next to a 3-year-old boy. the child started crying because he wanted the baseball, of course. media outlets have criticized the couple saying they should have given the boy the ball. but the couple says they don't know the whole story. >> it's not like i reached over and grabbed it from him. i turned to her mimdly and had the celebration. the next thing they show was what they were accusing shannon of taunting the kid. which is me taking a picture of her having this ball. >> eventually the rangers dugout tossed the little boy a ball. shawn and shannon are blaming the yankee broadcaster for starting this thing. he criticized them on air. >> when you look at the video now, you can see they just were not paying attention to what was going on. >> that's just a typical reaction. something like that happens, you want to take a picture and upload to. >> they weren't trying to be mean to the poor kid. like the baby's parents said, you don't always what you want in life. if you wanted a warm sb sunny, dry weekend. you'

. >> and quite a spectacle inside and outside, shannon. >> reporter: it was before you could get inside, you had to go through dozens of protestors and seemed like a bigger group than the healthcare cases and onced in, the fight continued to heat up and the justices shot towards both. about whether arizona went too far when it came to passing the controversial law. and that they this to do it. there are 360,000 illegal immigrants in arizona and the federal government said it's their job to am immigration and the state went far. the justice acknowledged arizona has a problem on its hands, and seems sympathetic to the state's arguments. in all, it was a tough day for the obama administration and justices did understand and like those who were worried about being pulled over. they're worried that legitimate citizens could get kept up in fb1070. we wait until june for the final decision. >> is this like the healthcare legislation the supreme court took up whereas if they strike one portion of the legislation, then it guts it and makes it worthless or can they roll back certain provisions an

entitlement a college education that doesn't necessarily value the classroom experience every day shannon you want to jump in here jumping off of i think the lower you go for each i feel like these are helicopter parents thinking that their children are entitled to a private education and the best primary schools and high schools and things like that where you never know if your child. has a problem it is true and they'll announce that without raising grandchildren and are going with that no they will end up saddled with the debt if you're taking out a lot of your kindergartner i hope they can or gardeners not in the book or that let's move on because the hope of revitalization is in the air their brain you can see you know the rabble is the first to open in a city in twelve years two point four billion dollars it was halted during the recession but the governor chris christie put all of his chips in offered two hundred sixty one bucks in tax credits to be used for economic redevelopment so will the house when well here's how gaming is going in atlantic city the revenue for this city is d

i don't think most people would be as toll rant with the activities of gene that shannon is. >> do they have children. >> two children. >> they are happily united. >> they have the perfect home life. if you look at their house, they have a beautiful home, beautiful ds. they go bowling on saturday nights. it is not what you would expect from the roc star of kiss. >> marriage being the cause of divorce aside. no marriage, there would be no divorce. what is the other dominant reason why people get divorced. >> without a doubt cheating. adultery. people have propensity to engage in extra marital relationships. not only the men today, the women as well. >> this is what you say about what adulter ri. >> it is. >> a legal term and also a religious term. >> it is. >> difference beten one night fling and a relationship. whatever the indiscreption the perpetrator has to carry it around with him or her and live with what they have done. moreover for most, if is enormous burden to carry, whether committed just once or multiple times. frequently following the extra marital encounter the offending sp

can come after that but we're going to try to wrap it up with some loose change we have dimitri and shannon. mentioned student loans we know they're more than a trillion dollars he doesn't think they can be repaid look at this it's not just college students people in their twenty's thirty's that are going money and need to pay these loans due to sticks just released by the federal reserve bank of new york say that americans aged sixty and older still owe thirty six billion dollars in student loans these are sitting in senior citizens ok and it also seems that some parents are saying bring on the debt and lining up for it just like these competitive kindergarten parents take a look. as you normally would see can't we just like would like try to you try to get deals here big deal year is just trying to get the children into the kiddie garden because kindergarten. so they're camping out for their kids to get it to kindergarten and you've heard how competitive parents are in new york i know particularly when our parents are getting student loans for their children as young as five according to

shannon really wasn't interested in developing these ideas prior to kuwait. that was something, for instance, with the air correct gene codes or with digital communications. working on something called pcm, housecoat modulation, which in and also wrote a paper about. but he wasn't interested in developing them to actually be used in the system. who's very interested in developing the idea. >> in that sense, what is interesting is that it was in some ways almost like a knot in ivory tower, but has the equivalent of tenure faculty. people who could just pursue knowledge. >> absolutely. and a lot of the folks who work in research would tell me he was better than academia they didn't apply for grants and that vast amounts of money for expectation that they need to. >> you didn't have to teach practice. and you have this freedom to really work on your work. >> what is or what is the relationship between bell labs in princeton? >> allows in princeton? as far as i know, there was very little. eventually some of the last people went to princeton after they did and dr

. >> let me go to shannon, who is on the ground. shannon, i still go back to i think the key interview up to this point. again, not having all the facts, not rushing to judgment on this program the way other networks have. we have three networks and we will deal with this later in the program. nbc evidence its a tape that makes is quite incriminating toward mr. zimmerman. and abc gets the video of mr. zimmerman going to the police station and they have to retract when they say no evidence of anywhere injuries. a closer minneapolis showed that. and another network had a retraction. off all of them retracting and irresponsible comments by members of congress we have a bounty on the head of george zimmerman, a lot of things surrounding this. what are you hearing on the ground? >> well, even marco told me he hopes she made the charges because of what she found in the investigation. but it's hard to ignore everything that's been said and heard surrounding this case. she says she did this by the book and the attorney right now thinks that

that is the story from here from the courthouse. >> thank you, ann shannon. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. check of your morning commute. volume has been on the light side this week. we do have some accidents to mention. pulaski highway and bel air avenue, we have an accident. 36th street, we have an accident in the city. the north and west side are checking out fine. another one on millersville road at route 3 in anne arundel county. we start with 295 at 32. southbound traffic looks very light. this is 95 at 395, checking out just fine. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. ava has a check under forecasts. >> the sun is coming up. we should see a great deal of sunshine with a high around 60 degrees in central maryland. 57 in ocean city. big forecast for tomorrow. the twins are coming into town. a first pitch temperature around 58 degrees. we cannot rule out a sprinkle any time tomorrow but i do think it will stay mostly dry. >> 6:38. 43 degrees on tv hill. find out the big plans for the p >> for anyone who suffers through the pain of high heels, this next do

all right let's wrap it up with some loose change i've got to meet three and shannon to stay on the topic of central banks for now because former fed chairman alan greenspan is coming out and defending the current chairman ben bernanke you against attacks made by a republican presidential candidate if you haven't seen him take a look. to the republicans a kind of villain newt gingrich has said i think he's done the most deflationary dangerous we can keep here offer side to someone of my. former candidate rick perry even suggested that the fed might be treasonous and then you have to do with that in texas we were true completely i believe this is. greenspan told the financial times anyone has the right to criticize federal reserve policy but it is wholly inappropriate and destructive to engage in ad hominem attacks why why they're central bankers it's ben bernanke in making these decisions with governors why can't you attack that person is this because mr bubbles is you know has had to deal with his own fair share of criticism so he understands what he also wants to maintain respect for th

shannon bream in our washington newsroom tonight, thanks.d up winning the white house, his fans will have a pretty interesting con legs prize. road to revolution. kind of like super mario. run around collecting gold. a ron paul supporter created the game. he said it should be out by july. a month before the republican convention in sweltering tampa. india today successfully launched a long range missile that's able to hit parts of china and europe with a nuclear war head. it's named after the hindu god of fire. >> shepard: it's a 50-ton three stage rocket that puts india in a small club of nations with the power to develop and build long range ballistic missiles. in contrast with north korea's recent failed missile test, there is hardly any international blow back over india's new weapon. the chief fox report correspondent jonathan hunt has the news. indian military officials seem, i don't know, pretty fired up about this development. >> yeah. they see it as a huge technical achievement and a big step on the path toward becoming a major worl