blow after blow, simms doesn't resist.he attacker finally pulls away with the car as simms falls helplessly to the ground. the video is disturbing for anyone to watch but especially for simms' family. his son, tony simms. >> i'm seldom speechless. i was speechless. i was shaking with rage. that physical beating that he took at his age is beyond me. >> when i saw the video, i was almost in tears. i really was. he could have gotten this man's car without doing what he did to get it. and i vowed then, we're going to get this guy, we're going to find out who this is. >> the video would also show something else, something equally disturbing, that during the beating several people stood nearby watching, and no one did anything to help. >> there was a group of people right next to my car. i think very, very bad of them. i think they're cowards. >> that group of people are the same ones standing alongside the suspect moments before he walks over to simms. even if they didn't know what was about to happen, ellison says they could h

then simms feeding the super freshman. otto goes for 20. great pass from simms there.etown down to pitt. hoyas play cincinnati tomorrow at 2:30. >>> peyton map bing and the colts have officially parted ways. the colts cut him. saving $28 million and setting off one of the most highly anticipated free agent frenzies in nhl history. the redskins will pursue peyton including six other teams including the jets, dolphins, broncos, and seahawks. he is already 36 years old. he missed all of last season with a neck injury. he's been cleared to play by doctors and says that's exactly what he intends to do so next season. >> well, i don't want to retire. no, i don't feel like i have anything to prove. but nobody loves their job more than i do. nobody loves playing quarterback more than i do. and i still want to play. but there's no other team i've ever wanted to play for. and as i go, i go with just a few words left to say. a few words i want to address to colts fans everywhere. thank you very much from the bottom of my heart. i truly have enjoyed being your quarterback. thank y

hoya's answer, henry simms. again, tied at 70.ng bearcats possession prks kashmir right drives. bank shot good, bearcats have the lead. last chance for georgetown now. jason clark to henry simms for the win. not the shot the hoyas wanted. it was henry's first three-point attempt of the season. still a solid game. senaty wins 72-70 and eliminates georgetown from the big east tournament. >> let's go to atlanta. mark turgeon taking on wake forest. mosley to stoegland. and the freshman throws it down. the terps win 82-60. their reward, a date with number one seed north carolina tomorrow. >> and a rematch. >> virginia tech defeats clemson 68-63. the hokies will play number two duke tomorrow at 6:00. nats beats the astros 8-0 in spring training. sprin[ male announcer ] this was how my day began. got my bearings. ♪ a little bird told me about a band. ♪ an old man shared some fish stories. ♪ ooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but i still got to see her. we talked for hours. ♪ everyone else buzzed about the band. music, stories, adventures,

simms is in an extremely nasty mood.ides to make a scene, a very big scene. >> what are you saying? say what you're saying [ bleep ]. >> she immediately got enraged and got in the victim's face and using foul language and hitting him, poking at him and just screaming like a lunatic at him. >> joseph tries to ignore him. >> come here and tell this [ bleep ] -- >> then the manager gets involved. >> she was loud and swearing and out of control when the person working at the pizza shop just started saying get out of here. >> hey, you need to go! >> you need to leave. get out of my, you know, out of my restaurant. she then just got real hostile with him. >> and to put an exclamation point on her argument, she spits in his face. the manager asks her to leave but she's on a roll. that's when mark jones, her boyfriend enters. mr. jones stands 6'4" and weighs in at about 295 pounds. he also happens to be an ex-con. meanwhile, joseph scarpino is still on the phone with his wife. >> my wife tells me she's coming in. i said, no, sta

simms commits a foul. jason clark got one more chance. it is no good.eorgetown this is 66-63. >> everybody data does. we believed in each other. -- everybody doubted us. we proved a lot of people wrong. whatever downs we had, loss is like today, we been a really special group. represented are institution, , and i am proud to be associated with these guys. was a good one. this could destroys some brackets. win.ints in unc's fractured his right rist. marshall was injured when he was fouled, but he kept playing. now his future remains unclear again. the caps are clinging to the the eastern conference. obviously needed another n tonight in chicago. did they get it? do i believe my eyes? yes. good to see him back in action. patrick, so good. out, 5-2.ows it the wizards at memphis. drains the 3. 97-92. the national trend the roster down to 37 players. harper was 145 today. they lost to the tigers. not just about talent. the general manager wants him to get to experience at every level. if the club sacrifices the first couple months of this season, he will get

simms would pick up his fifth foul. he only score ed four points. off the missed free throw, jason clark gets it. this is for the tie. uh-uh. off the mark. georgetown's two seniors only combine for 14 points. they lose 66-63. georgetown is just won two ncaa tournament games in the last five years. >> reporter: a great season for georgetown ends in disheartening fashion after a roller coaster ride of a game. georgetown was up big early. nc state was up big in the the second half putting the hoyas in a hole they couldn't dig out of. >> we fought to the last second. they went on a run. it was difficult for us to bounce back. it just hurts. it hurts. especially for us seniors. it hurts. >> it's hard to see this group and the seniors are a special part of that. but this group is one of the most special groups i've been associated with just in terms how they have worked for each other and you can look at losses and bad times and only judge them on that, but this group and what they did together was special and for each other. >> what's the hardest part ab

barry simms is live in the newsroom. the attorney general is seeking a cease and desist order. >> that is right. the plumbing company has done work in hundreds of homes in baltimore city and neighboring communities. the slogan on the allstate plumbing and heating and cooling and signed may boost consumer confidence, but the maryland attorney general does not think the plumbing doctors have been operating within the law. they have been accused of performing services using unlicensed workers. >> you need to know that the plummer you are hiring is licensed and is, in fact, a plumber. you cannot call yourself a plumber if you do not have a license. >> the attorney general's office is at accusing allstate plumbing of charging hundreds of customers $150 for permits to install gas and electric water heaters and for inspections. the proposed work inspections were never done. we tried to talk to the owner, garrity, sr.te i want to talk to you about the allegations that were made. >> not right now. >> the state is seeking refunds

live from downtown baltimore, barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news. >> st. agnes hospital has bought historic cardinal gibbons high school two years after the announcement that they would close the building. in hospitals as they have big plans for the 32-acre site. tim tooten joins us with more on that story. >> it may come as a surprise to some. when cardinal gibbons closed come up to an ad din said they had no plans to buy the property, but apparently there has been a change of heart and conditions. >> we have agreed to purchase the cardinal gibbons campus from the archdiocese and it will remain a vibrant part of our community. >> it is about to become an office building and housing complex for st. agnes employees. that's not all. there are plans to turn the old baseball diamond where babe ruth once played in to my youth park. >> we have been out here working for a short time. we have not worked out all the details, but i can tell you the cal ripken sr. foundation is committed to working with st. agnes hospital to build the best youth development part util

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gives it over to henry simms. the big man just off the mark.y don't want your center taking that shot as the potential game winner. georgetown falls 72-70 to cincinnati. they will now await an ncaa tournament seeding. >>> if i told you maryland's walk-ones got a chance to play in their acc tournament game this afternoon, you would probably assume the terps were losing badly. they turned in one of the most complete performances earning a date with north carolina tomorrow. the terps coming out ready in this one. mark turgeon was loving it. terps on the run. throw stoglin to moseley. maryland takes a five-point lead. the second half, maryland starting to dominate. moseley, out to stoglin. in the middle of a 20-2 run. stoglin, 25 points in the game. later, creating the turnover. ahead to nick faldo. the freshman throws it down. he had 19 for maryland. easy win for the terp. number one seed north carolina tomorrow. coach turgeon finely seeing a season's worth of teaching paying dividends. >> we talked about just, you know, dialing in. but also havin

simms also claims welsh helped her beat a prior prostitution charge. she says welsh went with her to court and spoke with a prosecutor, getting the charges reduced. and as thanks, she says she had a sexual encounter with welsch. >> welsch did not do that. that's a group of lies. >> reporter: while he talked plenty in the past, welsch's attorney wouldn't speak and the woman who ran the brothel wouldn't speak either. if she goes to court, she'll expected to testify about it in court. jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> police in the south bay are looking for a missing mother. they believe her son may have killed her before he killed his own sister and then turned the gun on himself. we have more live from gilroy where police are believed to have known something was wrong but didn't have a chance to stop him. >> reporter: jessica, there's a vigil that just got underway a short while ago. this is also the place where that family did call for help, saying the veteran wasn't himself. whether he ever received help for ptsd is unclear. oscar resendez return

despite growing questions about simm simmerman's claims of self qh fence. >> i pled i will not let my son die in vain. >> with the tensions growing, bill announced he would temp lire ray step aside. for those gathered here, though, it was not enough. >> he said he did a temporary leave. we want permanent justice. >> as the department of justice and the f.b.i. continue on going investigations while the patience of this community continues to wear thin. jay grey, nbc news, stanford, florida. >> nbc news has learned that army staff sergeant is scheduled to be charged today for killing afghan civilians. a report from washington state says he was investigate d in 2008. the speculation is over about what killed whitney houston in february. nbc's stephanie reporting. >> trouble pop star whitney houston actually drown in a bathtub with cocaine and heart disease as contributing factors to her death. the county core nor released the findings. >> we know that when she slipped under the water, she was still alive. we have evidence of drowning. there were water in the lungs, so that substantiates

barry simms is live at city hall with more. >> the man wants to make sure that everyone is treated with dignity and respect. the mayor wants them to feel safe regardless of their immigration status. >> we want to make sure that they know the police was there to protect everyone. >> baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings blake hopes to reduce fear. >> it's a clarification of our current policy to inquire -- not inquire of the citizenship of the people asking for our help. >> she is trying to help baltimore be a welcoming place and wants to ensure that everyone feels safe in talking to police. speaking to an interpreter, he says that he welcomes the mayor's stance. >> before, when you were a victim of a crime, you were obviously injured on the part. but you were also scared of the police. it is like you were caught in the middle because you were scared of calling the police. now i feel more confident. >> they want to bring an end to what they consider to be racial profiling. one of the lead organizers said the federal government's secure community program which calls for correction facilities

. -- henry simms. double overtime. he drives and makes it.gives the bearcats a two point lead with 7 seconds to go. i do not know why he did not keep driving. the hoyas fall 72-70 in double overtime. the maryland terrapins taking on wake forest in the first round of the acc tournament. he led the team with 25 points and seven rebounds. they get a one point lead and roll from there. he finds alex lynn. there you go. doing everything he could to help them keep it rolling. the terrapins played for a top speed tomorrow at noon. -- the terrapins play the top seed tomorrow at noon. >> a lightning player has scored more goals this year than alex ovechkin. he leads the league with 48 goals this season. the capitals are on the a three game slide. it will be crucial to get a win at home considering six of their next seven are on the road. >> it is a playoff game again. it is a playoff atmosphere on the eyes. it is i 1-0 game. it is a must win for both teams. >> the wizard's when. it was amazing. we keep talking about it today. they came back from a 21.

barry simms has the details. >> in the court motion, matthew miller claims he's of his punishment andwants to put this matter behind him. parents of the victim believed that he has had leniency. >> angela and charlie ryan know it will never get over what happened to their child. now the must go to court and deal with the trauma. >> it is difficult and reliving this in dredging up the intensity of the grief that we felt in october of 2007. >> that is when their son was killed in a hit and run accident. the man convicted in the accident, matthew miller, plans to return from denver where he lives with his parents. he wants a baltimore county judge to reconsider the charges and sentence. nearly four years ago, he pleaded guilty to manslaughter by vehicle. he wants to have reduced to probation. >> this is running away from your past and your record. >> charlie ryan and the prosecutor are opposed. >> this was egregious. he left the location and called in and indicated he was carjacked. >> he killed our sons. how can you just set that aside and say, i just want to get on with my life? i do n

. >>> 40 high school musicians from baltimore county public schools will perform with the simms phonythey -- symphony. the process was highly competitive. the performance begins at 10:30. admission is free. tickets are required due to limited seating. >>> greyhounds are going dancing. the greyhounds knocked off fairfield last night to reach the ncaa tournament. selection sunday is coming up this sunday after what is dubbed championship week. >>> problems maybe lingering, pirates rocked by the magic. this is down in sarasota. pittsburgh 18 hits. day after appearing on good morning maryland, call ripken will be in bel air to sign new children's book, super size slugger. examines how children can deal with bullies. ripken will be at the barns and noble at 5:00 on marketplace drive to sign the book. >>> let's talk about the running forecast. yes, let me step out of the way and show you these ladies. that's what we could be seeing through the middle of the week. in the meantime, looking at temperatures very cold in the 20s, you need to bundle up as you head out and about. mostly clear. the

barry simms is live in the studio with details. >> a jury panel of 100 people did go to the court room, but the judge sent the panel away. most of the day was spent on pretrial motions. the families of the two men who were fatally shot of the lawsuit, along with jo white, who was injured. >> once a defendant, he is now part of a $30 million lawsuit against two baltimore city police officers. the wrongful death and malicious prosecution suit accuses the officers of negligence, assault, excessive force, and false imprisonment. >> the lawsuit was brought on behalf of those families seeking justice for the negligent killing and wounding of the three young men that were in that car that night, and for daryl white, to save his good name. >> it was july 4, 2008 when a white, his cousin, and their friend raymond white were leaving the south baltimore union hall. after a shot fired into the air, three police officers investigated. the officers claimed they were the targets and that the shots were fired at them from this white ford taurus. officers opened fire, shooting more than two dozen bulle

simms or 126 to go to the scores to give the warriors their first lead in its tonight.eatest closer to over jumping from kobe to tie it at 97 in the same spots they branded the big dumb and tells them thought cobia 30 and the lakers win one of 411 the a's and there's been a season in three and half hours in the tokyo dome of earlier today both teams visited the areas in japan hitting hit hard by last year's tsunami. players and coaches took a bus towards through the town where cars and rubble were piled high the day ended elementary school where players greeted kids who lost family and friends in the disaster. the waves the kids are all running around right now and this seems like is chaos and they're still having a good time which is what you want to see when you come out here and among them is still live their lives as if nothing tragic happened. in in miami we have the tuesday night top five to be the buzzer at halftime against kentucky in advance there to illustrate final four they've done that twice in the program's history. member for ocean racing going from new z

henry simms got the layup to fall. we're on to double o.t.ith a name like cashmere wright you know he has a soft touch. the floater for the lead in the final seconds. cincy advances to the semis. 72-70. now to vegas where franklin hit the jackpot. nailed a three at the buzzer for the win. they beat boise state in dramatic fashion, 65-62. >>> hockey, the devils kovalchuk is living up to his $100 million contract. devils sunk the isles 5-1. on the flip side, you have alex ovechkin having the worst season of his career, but it appears to be turning around just in time for a playoff run. scored the game winner in o.t. against the lightning. second overtime goal in the last five games. caps won it 3-2. >>> peyton manning says he hopes to decide on a new team within the next week. but one of his servers at a steak house in north carolina also needs a new job. manning's $740 bill included gratuity, but he dropped a $200 tip on top of that. the waiter thought that was pretty cool. he posted this picture online. not so cool to the restaurant's manager

. >> barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news .ick > >> valerie and her daughter were paddling on circuit boards when something pulled sydney under. she said when her daughter we service, she noticed blood coming from her ankle, but the attack did not stop there. the shark managed to drag the teenager under water a second time. >> i said there is no way this thing is going to kill my daughter. i grabbed her shoulders and pulled her up on my board. >> we are told an ambulance was already on shore responding to a different shark incident minutes before this attack. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> we have been watching some scattered showers passing parts of the mid atlantic region throughout the day. the warmth of this first day of spring helping trigger some big thunderstorms in parts of virginia. large hail reported down in some of the county's board and west virginia. those storms now drifting south past richmond down for the north carolina border. a few light showers passed out of cecil and through harford county and then fizzled away through nor

to argue from the plaintiffs' side the 26 states, we're going to hear first from simm sand ford and for defense from simon. tim is a principal attorney at the pacific legal foundation in sacramento, california. as the lead attorney in the foundation's economic liberty project he works to protect businesses against abusive government regulation. he's the author of two books both published by the cato institute. corner stone of liberty, property rights in the 21st century. and the right to earn a living, economic freedom and the law as well as some 40 scholarly articles on suck jekts ranging from eminent domain and legal issues of vaifry and the civil war. i understand he's joust got an article on shakespeare. he is truly a renaissance man. and unbelievably prolific for someone so young. he's a graduate of hillsdale college and he is also a graduate of the chapman university school of law and he's an adjunct professor of law at the mcgeorge school of law in sacramento. please welcome tim sandford. [ applause ] >> as you know most of the attention on the obama care is on the constitutional

henry simms get the generous roll there. he has 20 points. in the second. he had 20 as well.rge town wins and will face cincinnati in the quarterfinals tomorrow. that game is at 2:00. >> we like it when the local teams roll. >> it's nice. >> very nice. >> rare but

the hoyas will have trouble beating nc state unless thompson, simms and clark lead the way. >> any given night, jason will put up 20, 25, sometimes 30 points so you know, when he is on, i think we are good. when henry is on, we are outstanding. when how sward on, wow. watch out. watch out. we are not on, we got a lot of guys on this team that can score the ball that can defend. when all fly of rust on at the same time, it is very scary. >> us being on, freshmen coming on, giving us what they can do knocking down shots, being big on defense. we are on, that means the rest of the team is on. >> the older guys, and i'm thinking of jason henry, hollieholliewho will his -- hollies, experienced the rain of losing the first round. they did a good job of helping the other guys understand how final the loss s >> jt three even keeled as usual a win over nc state tomorrow puts georgetown back in the sweet 16 for the first time since their final four run five years ago. from columbus, ohio, dan helly, news4 sports. >> dan, thank you. >>> in pittsburgh, vice president and syracuse law alum joe biden

henry simms get the generous roll there. he has 20 points. in the second. he had 20 as well.wn wins and will face cincinnati in the quarterfinals tomorrow. that game is at 2:00. >> we like it when the local teams roll. >> it's nice. >> very nice. >> rare but nice. >> yeah, rare. >> we'll be right back. >>> i'm anita brikman with this health alert. there's a new weapon against melanoma. the drug zelboraf. >> this health alert is spoon seared by cancer treatment centers of america, care that never quits. visit cancercenters.com. >>> a top long-distance runner can finish a marathon in two hours and change. just so happens that's how fast this year's marine corps marathon filled up. 30,000 spots gone in just over two hours. the fastest ever for a marathon in the united states. and i got my spot! >> yea, anita!

simms again takes it to the hoop. we're headed for a second overtime.n double ot, 11 seconds left, wright banks it in. georgetown gets knocked out of the tournament 72-75. maryland and their acc tournament opener taking on lake forest. terps pulling away in the second. the leading scorer had a game high 25 points. big year for him. and then stoglin has a one-hand jam. virginia tech taking on clemson. four minutes left, hokies up 3. greenburg is pumped up. hokies win 68-53 but they face duke tomorrow. a great game nats fans missed. jackson getting the start and the win as the nationals win 8-0. great finish in tonight's maryland 4 a semi final. eagles wright with the drive and the dish to bones. but the raiders of roosevelt wouldn't be denied and charles with the ball strong to the rack. look at them going crazy at the comcast center. roosevelt raiders win 65-63. >> exciting stuff. >> it was an exciting game there tonight. >> good sports cast. thank you, kristen. we'll be back. faz look! here she comes! ♪ she'll be comin' 'round the mountain when she com

simms and tennessee's strickland get tangled up and have words.ush into the elevate them. officials look at the tape and eject grinder for coming off the bench. no suspensions will be handed down for the incident. breather for baylor. baylor wins 77-58. that's a big moment there. why could it be, we don't cho for sure could be the last game for lady ball as legendary head coach pat. she announced she had been diagnosed with early on set dementia. not committed yet to coaching next season. if she does go with that game right there she will be considered one of if not all of the greatest women's coaches. 38 seasons. 1098 wins and eight nation titleses. baylor moves on to play stan period. tonight they wrap up with uconn playing kentucky then maryland. >>> soccer one 23 team needed a win against el salvador to advance to the olympics. to even qualify for the olympics. they were on their way doing it. up 3-2 and added time when this happened. el salvador from 25 yards out, u.s. goalie misjudged it, the game end in a tie. what does that. >> even it mea

henry simms scored 22, pulled down 15 rebounds for georgetown. not enough to stop cincinnati's starriansy gates. the -- star yancy gates. the hoyas will find out who and where they play on sunday as will my bcu rams. >> tough loss. >>> redskins fans, don't keep your hopes up that peyton manning will be donningburgly and gold next season. he isn't interested in signing with the skins. among the reasons, manny wasn't thrilled with the prospects of having to play his younger brothers, eli, who just won a super bowl twice a year. lie, as mentioned, starting quarterback for the giants. peyton manning parted ways with the indianapolis colts wednesday. i can understand that. >> yeah. this is probably the best for all of us. >> there you go. let's focus on something else. all right. >>> tom, hard to not focus on the weather. we had gorgeous weather for a couple of days. the rain came through. >> are you in a friday mood? i can tell. >> i'm in such a friday mood s. it that obvious? >> i was thinking about kayaking to work. i thought, like going down 270 i

growing concern that failure to properly investigate this crime scene might hinder the case against simmlmazimmerma zimmerman. diane? >> thank you, matt. the president said hall had been expecting a question, had thought a long time about his answer, an answer that evokes a conversation a lot of african-american parents have with their sons. abc's pierre thomomas tells us about private warning that some parents give about unspoken rules. >> reporter: just about everybody in the black community is talking about trayvon martin. >> that could be any of us, you know. any of our children. our brothers. >> i don't want to be like treyvon martin's mom, burying my child. >> reporter: today, suburban moms racine tucker-hamilton and lagreta dennis are giving their sons specific instructions for survival. the uncomfortable conversations, necessary for generations, still taking place. >> once they started looking like men, which is about 14 or 15, even though they're children, i basically told them, now you're perceived as a black man in society. >> reporter: even a trip to the store is not routine.

the first and foremost among these is, if you look at reynolds v simms and other cases subsequently and look at the actual 14th amendment and the reframing of the constitution, the reconstruction period, voting was not seen as just being an individual activity. the vote had to have other value. and there are other concepts of representation that enter into the decision to guarantee equal access to the vote. the ability to get access to representation, the ability to engage in effective right of petition, all of which we delineate in the text. and this approach to reapportionment to reply apply citizenship can represent a incouple brens of representation for individuals who might be citizens but are still residents of the united states and who enjoy a tremendous scope of rights even if they don't enjoy the right to voemt. there are practical problems to implementing citizen apportionment. as was indicated in the previous break, there are tremendous data issues that have made themselves evident in this ap portionment cycle, the elimination of long form citizenship data and the movement of

henry simms would pick up his fifth foul on the play. the senior only scored four points.or him. last chance for the hoyas. off the missed free throw. jason clark. for the tie. mm-mm. way off the mark. georgetown's two seniors only combined for 14 points. the hoyas lose to 11 seed nc state 66-63. we have reaction coming up on "sports final." >>> in cham hill, north carolina sugar rogers and georgetown taking on number 1 seed fresno state. first half hoyas looking sharp here, tia mcgee back to rogers. three-pointer good. rogers had 11 points in the game. hoyas up 10 at the break. second half georgetown playing strong defense. tia mcgee all over it. comes up with the steal. the senior finished with a team-high 17 points. georgetown beats fresno state 61-56, advancing to play fourth seed georgia tech on tuesday. >>> capitals on the road tonight in chicago. pick it up in the second period. caps already down 2-0. here they come. check it out here. keith aucoin steals the puck, passes to mike knuble. he shoots and scores. another look here. knuble beats cory crawford. just his f

want to oust a dictatorship the only way they can do that is violence how does this all get resolved simm possible to say i mean it's like rather you know while tiger you told no words getting into it's impossible to say how this is going to end. the head of the u.s. based nonprofit organization the future of freedom foundation live for us in washington d.c. many thanks and these becoming an art scene you're welcome. continuing here turning our attention to that of iraq where a series of coordinated blasts have rocked nearly a dozen cities there killing more than forty injuring almost two hundred three car bombs exploded in the northern oil rich province of code of cook killing nine i thought the two car bombs hit a predominantly shia city of karbala one bit south of baghdad killing thirteen other attacks in the capital and two southern towns targeted local police headquarters of the latest violence comes nine years are good the u.s. led invasion of iraq began and just ahead of next week's arab league summit to be held. and he will campaign david swanson says that despite u.s. efforts ira

republicans were out of power, and conservatives didn'tee the kouns simms of government. the internet was a particularly hospitable place for them to talk to each other and to learn more things and to try to galvanize their friends and allies to seize back power. i don't think it's the case now that the enter the net is favorable to one side or other. what was striking is how republicans caught up in 2010 to it's interesting to see what happens in 2012 as this campaign sort of clarifying. >> trying to determine how we reached that point, keep in mind as we talked about before in the the class, is 1996, the first time he had two candidates using their respective campaign sites to post speeches, it was pre-video on the webb. it was really 2004 in which howard dean, the governor of vermont, an insurgent candidate is trying to use the web as a fund-raising tool but social networks teal and here's one of. >> first of all, it's time for a shameless political commercial. we have a toll-free line. 866-dean-4 usa and we're on the web at deanforamerica.com. if you give us your e-ma

. >> barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news. >> in session 2012 more work needs to be done on the house budget. they are trying to cut a $1.1 billion deficit in half. yesterday house subcommittees began making recommendations to learn which options could be included. the house and senate have to reconcile their differences before the session ends. >> governor martin o'malley talked about gay marriage to the members of the national catholic ministry. he said he is confident the state's same-sex marriage law will survive. >> and the governor said he was not there sazz a catholic but rather as the governor for all of maryland and leaders should be expect today protect rights equally among call people. >> meanwhile the governor's brother is leaving governor's hall. they announced peter o'malley will be stepping down as chief of staff to join baltimore's law firm. then they announced that o'malley will be -- o'malley joined the mayor's office last may and a search is underway for his replacement. >> 45 degrees on tv hill. >> coming up, a surge in the number of vasectomies. why doctors seem to find m

simms said the plotters who live in this neighborhood busied themselves amassing weapons, at all, andpared to shoot at random mourners leaving the funeral and northwest. but everyone's credit was so bad they could not rent a getaway van. the father called that divine intervention. >> there were a lot of people there. i am glad divine intervention did not allow it to happen or we would have a lot more casualties on our hands. >> when they manage to get a van, they targeted a group of house friends who had come back to the southeast neighborhood as they stood at south capitol and brandywine talking. for killed that night and more wounded. >> the maryland senate has shot down an amendment involving speed camera tickets given out and work zones. it would have changed a bill allowing officials other than police officers to sign tickets recorded by the cameras. legislators continue to say whether they should be used in construction sons -- even when nobody is working. it heads to the full senate. it is time for a check on the traffic situation at this hour. >> is still a parking lot on sout

. >> i do this in the hopes of restoring some simm semblance of calm to the city. >> the suspect was interviewed and sources say evidence supported his claim of self- defense but some sanford residents say it was mishandled. >> we want to come out and show support for the family and show unit in the community to try to make right an unjustice. >> the justice department and fbi are also investigating and zimmerman could still face charges. in washington, susan mcginness, wjz eyewitness news. >> a grand jury is also to review the case to determine if there is enough evidence to charge george zimmerman. >>> a noisy protest outside the state house in annapolis. [ horns honking ] >> angry drivers honking their horns yesterday to rally against proposed tax hikes. the state senate wants to raise $473 million by increasing the income tax. the house of delegates agrees put the chambers are split on the size of any hikeful delegates say their versions would only raise about $200 million, leaving most of maryland taxpayers uneffected. >> the house plan 87% of the people in this state will pay n

simms is cooperating with the government and wiped tears from his eyes as he told the court he plead guilty because he knows what he did is wrong nathanial sims became emotional more than once as he spent two hours on the stand answering detailed questions about his life and the time leading up to two attacks in march of 2010. he was tearful at times as he described his life as a drug deal or sixth street southeast and his relationship with sam quan carter, orlando carter, jeffrey best, robbie bost and lamar williams. the five men on trial and sims who plead guilty to five counts of second-degree murder, identified all five of the defendants and pointed them out in a series of photographs. in questioning from prosecutor michael britton, sims told a story of what started it all. a bracelet. this one, in fact, that carter said was stolen from here him the night of march 22nd, 2010. sims said that carter called his brother orlando who recorded sims and another man to help sam quan get the bracelet back. they armed themselves and drove. as sims began describing what happened next, a voly

we begin our coverage with an iraq war veteran, jerome simms. he was at the white house today. what would you say you learned today or that you experienced or understood today that maybe you didn't yesterday, and can you share it with us? >> dylan, first, thanks for having me on today. actually, the first thing, really, is i'm glad to see the president cares about this issue and understands the need for leaders to put in place mechanisms to get control of the price of gasoline. >> there is a very powerful quote that i want to read for everyone's benefit and then ask you to elaborate on it a little bit. you said, and i quote, i remember as a kid seeing cars and trucks lined up for blocks behind gas stations just to fill their tanks part way. twenty years later, i saw cars lined up again, but this time in iraq. there the lines would stretch up to ten miles long under the hot sun, under constant risk of attack by extremists. i realized then just how vulnerable it makes any country to be dependent on oil, especially the united states, which uses nearly a quarter of the world's supp

henry simms scored 22, pulled down 15 rebounds for georgetown. wasn't enough to stop cincinnati's star, yancy gates. the hoyas will find out who and where they'll play on sunday. tough to see that. >>> a lot of redskins fans were hoping peyton manning might end up wearing purple and gold. >> those hopes are fading. among the reasons that manny wasn't thrilled with the prospects, he would have to play his younger brother eli twice a year. he's the starting quarterback for the new york giants. peyton manning parted ways with the colts on wednesday. now what? >> exactly. back to the drawing board as has been the case many times it seems like for the redskins. a lot of great options out there. hopefully we'll be able to end one a quarterback who's going to do good things and -- sort of rebuild the team. >> there you go. >> as you've pointed out. >> want to know what's going to happen to peyton, too. >> absolutely. you're a fan. >> i am, big fan. >>> coming up -- we are actually tracking a pretty serious story here. a developing story after a newborn

biltmore, bo, charlie & al's, clothing garage, fr tripler, and from more recent times, mo ginsburg and simmsanhattan destinations for men who were looking for a good suit at a good price. and the story goes on to talk about how rothman's, the last holdout has had to close down their landmark location and move to a cheaper piece of real estate. you know what i thought when i read that? there was a part of me that mourned the loss of all these mom and pop operators. i'm a sympathetic character, i bought the tuxedo for my wedding and got my first suit at mo ginsburg. i love rothman's. i didn't need to be fitted. so we can mourn them, or we can ask yourselves hey, somebody is making these family-run stores go under. somebody is talking their business. who is it? because that's a stock i want to own. it may sound callous, but remember, this is not the small business administration. it's "mad money." my job is trying to help you make money in the market, not get all teary-eyed about where people buy their suits. and that's why we need to ask who is getting this business? who benefits from the demi

ceo jim simms tell me the phrase rare earth is a bit of a misnomer.is everywhere but in very small quantities. it's unusual to find it ko concentrat concentrated. the chinese account for 95% of the world's rare earth. back to you. >> interesting story, scott, thank you very much. >>> 6:27, still to come on today in the bay, the bay area school district talking about making it tougher for high schoolers to graduate. why opponents are so upset. >>> the wild weather ride starts today as a first of a series of storms moves through. i'll tell you what's next to come coming up. >>> the potential for your commute to slow as well. we're seeing that. i'll show you what the latest incident is in the east bay, that coming up. look! here she comes! ♪ she'll be comin' 'round the mountain when she comes... ♪ ♪ when she comes. ♪ it'll be spinning new chrome wheels when it comes. ♪ ♪ when it comes. ♪ custom spoiler, race grade pistons, ♪ ♪ gt35 turbo charger. ♪ and they'll all know that it's kevin's awesome car. ♪ bought em! ( clears throat ) sorry. when it's on your

georgetown down two, going for the win, simms, the big fella, misses the long jumper.. cincinnati holds on to win in double overtime, georgetown goes home, cincinnati gets syracuse in the semifinals. >>> all right. baseball. in the off-season, jonathan papelbon decided to leave boston after seven seasons, signed a $50 million contract with the philadelphia phillies. now a few weeks before opening day, papelbon speaking out on the radio yesterday about his former team and their fans. >> the difference i would say between boston and philadelphia is that, you know, i think that the boston fans are a little bit more hysterical when it comes to the game of baseball. i'd say the philly fans, you know, they -- i think they tend to know the game a little bit better being in a national league. and the way the game's played. the boston fans -- i've had a guy take off his prosthetic leg in boston and throw it in the bullpen. >> has jonathan papelbon ever been to philadelphia? >> they boo santa claus in philadelphia. and by the way, ed rendell told me about that famous story that

simms had 22 points and 15 rebounds for the hoyas. >>> terps scored the easy victory, 82-60.ace number one seed north carolina. you can catch that game today at noon on my 20, followed by nc state versus virginia at 2:00 p.m. >>> more acc action, virginia tech and head coach seth greenburg fired up against clemson and for good reason. eric green with the layup to seal the deal. green with the game high 24 points. the hokies win, 68-63. they face second seed duke today. >>> today holly is spending the morning with inventive high school engineers. what's going on? >> reporter: i am here to tell you the future is bright and it has to do with all the young people i am surrounded with this morning, as we are live at the westin arlington gateway and they are gearing up for the national finals of the ability one network design challenge. we'll tell you all about this competition, and most importantly, how it's making a difference in people's lives today. it's all live next on fox 5 morning news. stay with us. >>> as we head to the break, we have a shoutout to the entire d.c. scorpio

in a statement to fox news, they said, quote: >> reporter: far john simms baker is a chaplain at vanderbiltholic, here's how the nondiscrimination policy leaves him feeling. >> request i really felt kind of kicked in the gut, actually, that's what i felt. i thought, you know, i was sort of afraid i could see where this was going. >> reporter: keep in mind that vanderbilt is a private university, it can pretty much make up its own rules, but some lawmakers in tennessee are working on legislation that would prohibit public universitieses in the state of tennessee from doing the same thing. alisyn: yeah. this issue is not going away. john roberts, thank you. >>> all right, well, the president versus big oil. mr. obama making a bold call to end oil industry tax breaks. why that could be bad news for the job market and the prices at the pump. >>> and one family's heartbreak, this i.c.e. agent gunned down in mexico, how his mom is speaking out to fox news as new questions are raised about whether the u.s. government could have done more to prevent his death. >> sometimes when i can't sleep, i com