terrence jones is accused of shooting 18-year-old stanton. the key witness in the case was a 9-year-old boy who said he saw the whole thing. so what happened? pat collins joins us now from northwest with more on this breaking news today. pat? >> reporter: jim, not guilty of first-degree murder. not guilty of second-degree murder. not guilty of aggravated assault. terrence jones, not guilty on all counts in the hamburger murder case. after about a day of deliberation, the jury in the so-called hamburger murder case came up with a verdict of not guilty across the board. can you tell us why you found him not guilty? elizabeth mullen was the defense attorney in the case. tell me your reaction to the verdict. >> i'm afraid we are not allowed. i have no comment. we are pleased with the verdict. >> reporter: stanton, killed after a man fired shots to the front door of her home in northeast. the prosecutors said the man was angry because her mother would not make him a hamburger. the government's key witness, 9 year old boy, who said he knew the shoo

terrence? >> i know, earth day this week, lots and lots of attention. people paying attention to the health of the planet. and the senate actually talking about taking up an energy bill. >> and last but certainly never least, robert. >> one of the house democrats raised the white flag this week on voting rights for citizens in the district of columbia. half a million americans who are sub citizens simply because they live in the capitol of the country. it is an offense against the basic values of our nation. >> ok. that's our show for today. i would mention the great civil rights leader has died at 98. she will be missed because she was a beacon, almost all of her life for justice, goodness and old-fashioned decency. we will be back next week. meanwhile, catch up with us at whchronicle and where you can read some of my scribbles. all the best. cheers. >> "white house chronicle" is produced in collaboration with whut, howard university television. from washington, d.c., this has been "white house chronicle." a weekly analysis of the news with insight and

from lsu, dennis morris in the sixth, a tight end from louisiana tech and in the seventh round, terrence austin from ucla was chosen as was offensive guard eric cook out of new mexico as well as selvish capers, an offensive tackle from west virginia. nationals hosting the dodgers. the gnats had a chance to win it in extra innings but pudge rodriguez thrown out at home plate. still have a .500 record at 9-9. that's your sports minute. i'm lindsay czarniak. have a great day. >> it's 9:06 right now on this sunday morning. still ahead, new details about the allegations against goldman sachs. the information some of its investors might not have known that would end up costing them big bucks. >> and tayshaun could be gone but could another little panda so >>> another rally is set today to protest one of the tough quest state laws against undocumented immigrants in our country. on friday, the arizona governor signed a law requiring police to question individuals about their immigration status. it allows police to ask for identification if they suspect someone is in the country illegally. the la

i am more skeptical because sergio kindle and terrence cody, wall tremendously talented, came for a reasonthey did not be the draft starters, they needed the draft pushers. >> todd heap is our tight end. kelly gregg is our nose guard. we expect a great year from caylee. carol suggs is our rush linebacker. i think adding no great player is disappointing when you bring another great player in to play with them. great players make each other better. >> as horrifying as the oriole'' record, it is easy to forget the games that they play almost good enough to win. new life on the team after the arrival of rhyne hughes. a to run shot over the monster. the game was tied at 4. picking up the top 10, there he is, rhyne hughes. new blood is flowing well. the second straight to a head game. this was the go-ahead run with the bases loaded, a 5-4 orioles lead. a base hit to right. up the middle, and that was helpful. a three run lead at fenway. bill hall, a single off jim johnson. johnson pitching his third inning, and he gives way to meredith. it is a memorable first. the game is over, the orioles went

strengthening regional to terrence and reassuring u.s. allies and partners. sustaining a safe, secure and effective nuclear arsenal. to these ends, the npr shows significant changes to the posture. some of the calculated ambiguity is removed. if a non-nuclear weapon state is in compliance with non proliferation treaty and obligations, the u.s. pledges not to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against it. if any state eligible for this assurance or to use chemical or biological weapons against the u.s. or its allies or partners, it will face the prospect of a devastating conventional military response. still, given the catastrophic potential of biological weapons and the rapid pace of biotechnology development, the u.s. reserves the right to make any adjustment to this policy that may be warranted by the evolution and proliferation of biological weapons. the review rightly praises the prevention of nuclear terrorism and proliferation of the top of the policy agenda. given al qaeda's continued quest for nuclear weapons, the ron's ongoing nuclear efforts and

. >> the next pick for the ravens their biggest, 350 pounds terrence dodi from the university of alabama. overall the front office is pleased to get young help on offense and defense. >> not only did we get players that we like, but we feel like we filled some needs. getting young on defense is something we wanted to do to rush the passer. that's what sergio can do for us. to be able to stop the run, that's what cody can do. >> we think these guys have, you know, some great veterans on our team to learn from, which i think is important. we've seen that over the years with our defense. when we bring younger players in, they can learn from some of the best guys in the league at their positions. >> it was offense in the third round. the ravens selected oregon tight end ed dick son. the ravens have four more selections today. >>> don't forget the orioles, the road trip in boston continues this weekend. you can see the next two games here on wjz 13. tonight starting at 7:00 and tomorrow afternoon at 1:30. it's unfortunate, the dye hards are still there. orioles just starting. it's unfortunate

the man charged in this case, 20-year-old terrence jones. his defense -- the 9-year-old is mistaken. he says the police arrested the young man. jim, back to you. >> thank you, pat. barbar barbara. >> we have new details today in the murder of a mother and her 3-year-old in a high rise. news 4 as learned the suspect, 4-year-old simon asfeha previously violated a stay-away order by the court. he was arrested in 2007 for violating the protection order e, but the victim, 27-year-old seble tessema asked for the charge to be dropped saying the two have reconciled. there are other incidents since then and the protection order was still in effect when tessema and her daughter we are killed. asfeha is the father of the child. >> it's always troubling anytime anyone is killed, but the fact that a very young innocent child lost their life is doubly tragic. and so certainly we're going to do everything we can. we're going to spare no resource and leave no stone unturned to bring justice. >> asfeha is facing first degree murder charges. >>> good afternoo

joining us by phone, alaska state trooper terrence shan began, who was in the car that followed buddye house. this is so amazing, trooper shanigan and you were about to go another way when you saw buddy, right? >> yeah, i was right at a crossroads, of a 4-way intersection and i had to choose one of three ways and i happened to catch something that wasn't in the initial cam because it was far away and it was a shadow of something that i just decided to follow, and it led me to where you see buddy in the video, waiting for me at the intersection of another road. jon: so not only did buddy do a great job of leading you, but you followed your hunch, too. >> yeah, i just haven't -- just having been around dogs a lot, you kind of read things on them, somebody that isn't around them enough might not recognize and i went with that hunch and it led me right to the house. jon: some people are going to say look, this dog isn't leading you, he's just being a dog, but i tell you what, you see him actually look back at you a couple of times during this footage, don't you? >> yeah, every time i woul

troopers through winding roads on to the scene, on the phone with us is the alaska state trooper, terrenceou're driving, trying to find this burning building, this burning structure, you can't find it, the gps freezes up, snow covered roads, it's dark a the night and take us through what happens. >> as i was coming into the neighborhood, approaching the four way intersection my initial thought was to take, make a left-hand turn and i saw a shadow in front of me and i decided not to make the turn and went straight ahead, as i approached an intersection of another road i saw buddy. >> what was it about buddy that made you think he was actually trying to get your attention? why did you follow him? >> there was a gut feeling, but he was giving me body language that i just felt like he was communicating and encouraging me to follow him, and he was initially was, came back towards my vehicle and then turned, looked at me and started running down the road and a couple of times early on i thought maybe i was chasing him so as i slowed down he would look back and actually give me a hard look over h