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they were found in a zipped suitcase left in an alley. english bulldog pups are now in the care of the humane society. police had no problem finding the owners because his name was still on the luggage. he is facing charges. >>> a man was unaware of the furry visitor in his driveway. you see him walking and texting when he comes face to face with a 400-pound black bear. and off he goes. we would love to know what he was texting at that moment, the man was not hurt. the bear was eventually tranquilized and hopefully he won't be scaring any texters. >> what did he yell when he saw the bear? >> we can't say that. >> i would think so. >>> chilly out there. take a look at temps, this is ridiculous. 42, the windchill by the way is 36 right now. cold night at the ball game tonight. 33 dewpoint, humidity up to 70%. winds still a bit of a breeze, west northwest at nine. makes the windchill down in the 30s. barometer holding steady. right now 33 in oakland, that's the actual temperature. 39 in haguerstown. 36 in washington and 43 over in ocean city

why don't you join zip car and get rid of it. it really benefits it there. to pass through relatively small increases in gas prices for a quarter an hour or a dollar or two a day. we more than make up for the swings we see and are able to make up for that. >>> alcoa going to talk about the aluminum maker next after the first quarter release helping to boost a general snapback on the markets and we check in with rick santelli to see what he's working on for the next hour of "squawk on the street." good morning, rickster. >> good morning, simon. i'm excited today. why? because at 2:00 eastern we're going to get the deficit for the month of march on the monthly budget statement. even though we've added 2 million jobs this year, tax receipts on the latest data and we'll see updated revenue at 2:00 eastern are flat with last year but the deficit amount is increasing. why important today? this is basically the six-month anniversary of our fiscal year. it's our half year. the deficits keep climbing. the president is talking about collecting more taxes. you know wha

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it was 1-zip new york. facing nova, his second homerun of the season. he had four hits in the game.tis would give up three more runs in the fourth inning. not a good night for the lefty. the os lose this one to the yankees 6-2. that's 10 straight losses for mattis. that goes back to last year. >> i'd like to be able to go deeper in the game and give the team a chance to win the game. i'm not happy at all with today. i'm on the right track. >> tomorrow night, chen makes his debut. japanese pitcher yu darvish made his debut tonight. he was purchased at a cost of more than $100 million. he didn't dazzle. gave up four runs to the seattle mariners in the first inning. his texas teammates scored a ton of runs to save the day and the rangers beat seattle 1 # 1-5. college basketball news. michael parker announces he's leaving the university of maryland. in a statement, the sophomore says he needs to go to a school where he's more wanted and needed. he averaged just 4 points per game this last season in limited playing time. football news, the nfl has denied an appeal by new orleans saints h

his first of the year. 1-zip pirates. top of the sixth, jones pops up in foul territory. sandobar, a fall. the giants fall 4-1. >>> robin, seattle, a's and m's. everybody wearing the number 42 on jackie robinson day. bill russell throwing out the first pitch. should i say rolling up the first pitch. top of the fifth 3-zip mariners. two on. he has got to go. homers to right. three run shot. game tied at three. first of the year. bottom of the fifth, itchiro, two on. doubles to right. scoring figgins. mariners take a 4-3 lead. top of the eighth, they're up 5-3 on the a's. the last chance. and nothing doing it. 15th time this season he's struck out most in the american league. mariners win by the final. take the series, two games to one. that's going to do it from the world of sports. diane, back to you. >> thanks a lot, damon. you know, brian wilson, good attitude there. >> very good attitude. you got to like the way he's taking it in stride. the excentric closer. never one to take it going away. he's going to be around. he's going to be around quite some time cracking joke

an entire zip code up for sale. the schoolhouse, the general store, even the gas station all the schoolhouse, the general store, even the gas station all included. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. there probably won't be much sleep to be had in at least three american households tonight. that's assuming they've checked their lottery tickets and have discovered by now they've won a share of that world record setting jackpot, which will likely be more than $640 million. $1.5 billion worth of tickets were sold for last night's drawing, but in the end, only three had the winning numbers. they were sold in kansas, illinois and maryland. and tonight as the rest of us snap back to reality with our wildest dreams back on hold, the wait is on to find out just who the winners are and what they're going to do with that cash. kevin tibbles starts us off in illinois. >> reporter: redbud, illinois is a fairly small town and tonight i can tell you there are all sorts of rumors flying around, but here

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but in order to do that, gift card sellers now have to obtain zip codes from buyers.t is why american express and other companies are saying no thank you, pulling their cards from the state. at least 30 states can nab inactive cards in one way or another. it's on the books legally in 30 days but you say enough is enough? >> yeah. that's right. that is what this is. this is theft, thievery. a store sells a gift card to a customer. the government has nothing to do with it. if he doesn't use the gift card, it's as same as he bought a car and left it in the car and never drove it. it comes on the collectiveness notion wealth is publicly owned and needs to be used for the public good. they forget the retailer had the expense of selling the card, marketing the card, merchandising, putting the actual stuff on the shelves. this is a money grab and i think it needs to stop. >> john, do you think states have the right to do something like this? >> no, absolutely not. there's no other way to define this other than theft. if i want to buy a birthday card for my friend, wane roger

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that will zip across west to east.ally warm air taking over much of the country through the later part of the week. that may change next weekend. we will have to watch that. coming up in the next half hour longer range forecast. >> . >> this week the obama administration abandoned efforts to extend safety regulations in place to underaged nonfamily farm employees. the action was taken in response to a backlash from farmers. there are several conclusion that could be drawn from this event. it's a reminder all government rules require public buy in, even stiff penalties won't unsure compliance with unpopular rules. consider highway speed laws, higher risk pick up records. compliance is often mediocre at best. americans only sort of obey even when they agree. the second is that rules may have had a fairly small impact. farm that depend on hired child labor in the business plan are largely disappearing due to the nature of the work itself and rising risk of civil, not criminal litigation. insurance companies will only spee

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a ripple of low pressure zipping on through here.hould pull the last of the raindrops out in time for sunrise tomorrow. clearing out tomorrow afternoon. a much prettier day today. overnight, cloudy, chilly, showers likely, temperatures stuck in the 40s, and then tomorrow, cloudy in the morning. but sunshine returns tomorrow afternoon with temperatures well up into the mid and upper 0s. there's the all important 7-day forecast. 9 tomorrow, 66 monday. both days should be dry. a little chance for showers coming in monday and tuesday. back into the 80s we go for the second half of the upcoming week. >> we have some rain mixed in? >> yes, but we need the rain, so we won't be complaining. >> you showed us this. now, look at this. >> at tonight's white house correspondents dinner we want to show you. >> we certainly have had our differences, yet i've tried to be civil, to not take any cheap shots. and that's why i want to especially thank all the members who took a break from their exhausting schedule of not passing any laws to be here toni

the bag was zip and padlocked with the keys underneath his body. they've seen film of man with a similar physique attempting to zip himself into an identical duffel bag. they're wondering if he could have locked himself into the bag on himself. he managing to get in, does up the zipper, but he cannot snap the pad lock shut. police conclude there must have been someone else in the apartment when he died, but who. very small dna traces have been found on the zipper, but they have not been traced. police did find some unusual items in the apartment. a woman's orange wig hanging on chair and in a bedroom a yellow duffel bag and several boxes of women's clothe, mostly unworn worth more than $30,000. five years ago living this this flat the land lady found him in the middle of the bed on the floor in shorts with both hands tied to the bed post. he said he wanted to see if he could get free. >> this shoes bizarre behavior. it should have been picked up by the vetters. >> reporter: the building behind me is the headquarters where garecht williams worked. h

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your own zip code, that's priceless as the commercial says., and we'll see what it goes for, and i guess what we'll do is we'll interview the residents of the town and see where that sign goes with the population number, how it changes. it looks like a pretty good deal. all the best to you, don. >> thank you so much. appreciate you taking your time. >> sure. the real mega million air in maryland, please come forward. the maryland lottery will hold a news conference in just a few minutes. we may actually find out who hit the $656 million jackpot. it happened last week. a woman had claimed her son won, but then her son claims his friends made a fake ticket that looked like the winner. >>> and then there's the woman in the hat. she claims to be the winner, but now she says she's not sure she's got the ticket. she does have a lawyer though. >> i would caution anybody until it's presented to the lottery commission for processing that of it does exist. we're only preparing in the event that there are people who might challenge what we believe to be

that was good. [ applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: we went zip lining.e are only, like, an eighth of the things -- >> we were there for three days, let me just point this out. >> jimmy: this is, oh, that's nothing, that's your birthday, i think. oh, that picture fell apart. here's what it would have looked like. there's john on -- >> intertubing. look at how tired he is. he's so tired. we're exhausted. >> jimmy: he's almost sad. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then there you are, pretending to enjoy. >> oh, and i was trefreezing. i was the only one smart enough to wear a wet suit. >> jimmy: it was like an episode of "i love lucy." i think it made me fred on this particular trip. >> we were just trying to keep the other couple happy. i think it was our first proper vacation together. >> jimmy: it goes to show you how important communication is. >> yes, it is. and we only found out on the last night that -- molly came clean about tiffany and we were like, tiffany! we were so mad. >> jimmy: all cursing tiffany rigle. >> yeah, well what are you going to do? >> jimmy:

member tidwell: everyone has voted so i will zip it. for my impression, this would be my suggestion. on process, you would delete a suggestion to amend the charter to hire a consultant. we might consider other suggestions on community outreach. you would have a bullet point, something the says an outreach consultant and ensure you speak with the city attorney about how to acquire that consultant. >> it is not the city attorney. >> he consult on what the process is and what the restrictions are. or that there are additional, whatever the group may be. >> is a purchasing issue. >> my suggestion for a bullet point of the recommendation would be an outreach consultant asking the city attorney for purchasing guidelines regarding hiring. >> i do not have any problems. i just need to move on what this. i am very tired tonight. >> can i say something? member melara has volunteered to do this. now we are doing all kinds of things. i want to suggest that, let them do what they volunteered for. >> we made an agreement. an agreement that we would r

zip. what's the current flowing through my body? zip. who's okay? you are. i'm all right. she's freaking. she don't know anything. [laughter] all right? one day, harry is on that third rail. he's going across that third rail. oh, harry, man, he was-- well, harry. and she said, "don't touch both rails at one time." he said, "what, like this, lady?" zap. at the funeral... [laughter] no, harry didn't really do that. but if he did do that, what happened? 5,000 and zero, boom, bam, honey, bad, bad scene, yeah. you don't wanna get a voltage difference. but with no voltage difference, you can do wonders, yeah. no voltage difference. you could be--you could fall out of a helicopter and, boom, hit a high-tension wire and you could hold on it. maybe it's 120,000 volts, boom, 120,000. what's over here? 120, yeah. oh, now, a miracle of miracles, i made it. well, now, i gotta get down. oh, i think i just go over here and grab the tower. [laughter] oh, no, no, don't grab the tower. what's gonna happen when you grab the tower? oh. no good. you're gonna have a voltage difference. you know

should be a beautiful day on zipped for you.unrise is 6:41 if you are up early for services zipped morning. 4 # in washington. 36 in gaithersburg. 34 in frederick and off to the north and west where the 30s are starting to really show themselves here, we've got a the freeze warning which will continue until 9:00 this morning. off to the south, good morning. 43 in leonardtown. 44 in fredericksburg. areas that aren't under the freeze warning doesn't mean you too will not see freezing conditions. the best chances are north and west where temperatures are pretty much guaranteed to fall back into the upper 0s and low 30s the next couple of mornings. there is your freeze warning. we'll do it all over again tomorrow morning not only this morning but 24 hours from now, we have a freeze warning for the same counties as we were under a very cool regime of air here. we have a cool flow from the north and west. with high pressure parked across the great lakes, that will keep things on the chilly side for our friday. there is your satellite-

this accounts for more children than any other zip code. the mission and the excelsior district also have similar numbers. the demands -- on obgyn's and pediatrics may increase to 1400 yearly. diversting psych, occupational medicine and surgery 08 -- this is kept artificially low. san francisco is short of the standards for the capacity needed for the large-scale disasters. cpmc has committed to the restoration of needed services. cutting back on the reimbursement -- the burden on the county will increase. we cannot afford to have the mayor's office -- the largest property owners pay no taxes. remove the escape clause and hold them to their real charity obligations. i am concern at it -- as a citizen about the transit concerns. san francisco is a major port and van ness will be cluttered with tourism, especially with the rush-hour traffic. he should consider an overpass. >> thank you very much. >> i am charles range, of the health market center. i have been there about 20 years. we have about 7000 patients, and i am here to support the mayo

it goes by zip codes. you can't get m and see yourself for free. look at that. there is a lot of reporting there. >> and if you can get it free, wonderful. >> there are two additional items you can go to. >> how do we get there? >> and you can log on to abc 7 news.com at any time. >> thank you very much. >> and we'll be right back. >>> in abc 7 newsroom we'll have new details on that san francisco mass murder investigation. our vic lee has information on the cell phone call that led police to their suspect. and if there is a steak on the dinner table be sure to see what the i team learned about meat glue and a look inside of a tunnel project below the bay protecting local water supplies, its coming up at 6:00. >> thank you. see you then. >> oakland is commemorating the 160th anniversary of the founding and the city kicked off a week long birthday celebration. >> residents invited to join a dance group or play hoops in front stiff hall. >> more events taking place next week. and they include a performance of les miserables. >> the mayor will be there to cut a gia

>> we need to know wrehe ar living, the zip code and we can connect them to an agency in their area.> they fr l of paper work and i'm just hungry. >> right, most agencies just querof address and an i.d. to show you live in our community. that's it. >> that's wonderful. th's an important agency to make such a difference. when children are asking for od a a holiday present and you being able to provide that makes theomniy stronger. >> people watching this, you can donate. you can go online to second harvest food bk, donate in the barrels, you can make a difference to a family. >> an interesting thingbo philanthropy, the people donating most make under $50,000 a year. is that because of the detdi tthe is a need? >> that's what i think. it's easier to imagine it could be you if you don't have tsf money. >> you are not removed from it. >> exactly. susan, i want to thank you for everything that you areoing with second harvest food bank. on behalf of our communities, e outreach and making it easy. instead of shopping, you can donate online. you are making an incredible difference. the stori

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andrew zip american will join us to tell you how to slow. it's the morning edition.ll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >> it's friday! [ cheers and applause ] >> the sun is up here at the bottom of the hour. the cloud bank sort of surprised me because the clouds had been clear until now but it's a gorgeous start. sharon has traffic and marty sat first warning weather. >>> let's look at the numbers. passing fair-weather clouds. 48 degrees right now. that is six degrees chillier than this time yesterday. we have a west-northwest breeze/wind to remain with us through the day. 59 at lunch, heading to a high of 62, seven below normal. don,

they're looking for anything that might belong to a teen, makeup, clothes, and binding material, zip ties, rope and duct tape. meanwhile sheriff's investigators continue to scour nearby waters, this time two reservoirs. we confirmed through sources that dna turned occupy one of the items eats sierra's clothing, cell phone or purse found in the first few days after she vanished. whose dna is the question. >> it would be premature to say they have a person of interest or suspect. we're not there yet. there some information, some leads that does require some follow-up. they're hoping that it does rule into something significant. >> reporter: this past month has taken a toll on sierra's mother. >> the familiar sound thawrs used to hearing all the time and i never thought i'd be saying, this but we miss the rap music. really miss her. >> reporter: 15-year-old sierra lamar vanished march 16th after she left to catch the morning school bus. back to you. >>> today defense secretary defense secretary leon panetta apologized for newly published photos showing u.s. troops apparently posing with

container store, zip up your desk with some accuse lace metal accessories or, i love this porcelain, a great way to dress up your table and give a little refinement. >> you also have some curtains here. >> a lot of people will hang lace curtains and that can have a very old-fashioned look. these are from country curtains, but if you put it isn't something like a bright turquoise this is fashion inspired. we saw a lot of this on the runway which is lace over a darker color. so this is a way to take that and update it in your home. >> i love that. now this is a pattern that i love, these are bold patterns which you're seeing everywhere. i guess you can really just mix and match? >> so everything from place from z gallery. very inexpensive. you can mix the colors together. to pillows, and a poof. a $59 rug, which is from urban outfitters. >> that's cool. i love the rug. >> crazy because it's $129. >> really? >> with a pillow from target. so you're seeing -- >> that looks like a good one. >> obviously i've put it all together so it's a lot of different colors. would you put this all toge

when children fall through your cracks based on zip codes, they end up shot and i have to case manage them and try to put their lives back together again. [cheers and applause] >> my name is tara ram omp s and teacher at the paul revere school. i would like to make two points to exclude teachers from receiving layoff notice and give them priority over other teachers. one, it is true that the zone may be disproportionately affected by layoffs because of its hire concentration of less experienced teachers. to me, the solution to this would be for the board and superintendent to first investigate why teacher turnover is higher at the zone schools and then to work for changes at the zone schools so experienced teachers will want to work there. my second point is that this policy seems to give priority to teachers who don't even have a credential over credentialed teacher like teacher america teachers. not yet credentialed teachers in the zone will be able to keep a job from another area. i encourage you to investigate the number of not yet credentialed teachers in the superintendent zone

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would say, zip your lip. i would say that. i really would tell them that. i really would. i really would tell him that. just so you know we don't forget that before the nickers got all twisted up about the santity of the judicial process. someone spent a lot of a year (beep) on it. >> you have to worry about liberal activists judges. >> we believe the role of judges is to say what the law is not what they think it ought to be. >> if one judge, an activist judge can overturn an election involving seven million votes, then elections don't matter. >> jon: that would be terrible or amazing depending on the election. even when something happens that does give the right some high ground they don't keep it for long. case in point. >> nbc today show engaged in selective editing and claimed the infamous 911 call from police to george zimmerman as he was trailing the teenager. >> this guy looks like he's up to no good. he looks black. >> did you see what he was wearing? >> yeah, a dark hoodie. >> they forgot the dispatchers' questions. >> this guy looks like he's up to no good or on

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