hurricane bills heads up the east coast. possible destination massachusetts. vacations across cape cod likely to get soggy and that includes the first family. it is hard to imagine that the violent murder of a former model could get more gruesome. now we are hearing more about the steps investigators had to take to identify her. the ilt of this rescue helicopter deserves reward for precision and bravery. watch as he hovers over the edge of a utah canyon. hey there. thanks for stopping by. you are watching hln. i'm virginia cha. people along the new england coast should keep an eye on hurricane bill. a tropical storm warning is up

in parts of massachusetts, including martha's vineyard where president obama and his family will arrive tomorrow on vacation. the center of the storm is expected to pass by offshore tonight. forecasters are telling people to steer clear of the beaches. bill is to kick up rip currents and surf. rip currents can be dangerous because they can pull strong swimmers out to sea. bill caused minor damage as it skirted bermuda today. it scattered debris and caused sporadic power outages on the island. we have new and disturbing details about the killing of a former swimsuit model in california. two law enforcement officers tells us the remains were so badly mutilated investigators had to use the serial numbers on her breast implants to identify her. her nude body was found in a dumpster behind an apartment complex. she was stuffed inside a suitcase. an arrest warrant was issued thursday for reality tv contestant ryan jenkins who is

from canada. nancy grace talked to a royal canadian mounted police official about the search there. >> straight out to sergeant duncan with royal canadian mounted police. he joins us from vancouver. thank you for being with us. sergeant, i understand many authorities believe he is hiding in the metro vancouver area. why do they believe that? >> well, at this point i guess, nancy, some of the original indicators were that he might be attempting to enter canada. at this point we haven't confirmed that he is in canada, but we are obviously not taking any chances and ordering a thorough investigation to figure out if he is here. >> jenkins and fiore were married in march. cnn has been unable to confirm reports that marriage was annulled. the international manhunt heats up for the former reality tv star, now a murder suspect ryan jenkins. nancy grace brings you up to the minute developments in this

shocking model murder case. cleanup is under way the a a kentucky prison that was damaged by rioting inmates last night. prisoners started fires in several buildings, including the kitchen at north point training center. it is a medium security prison facility south of lexington housing 1,200 inmates. guards had to use tear gas. most of the prisoners are being moved elsewhere. eight inmates and eight staff workers were injured. no one had to be admitted to the hospital. right now we are happy to report to you that the facility is secure. the inmates are accounted for. we have minimal injuries which are still being assessed to the inmates. as far as we know right now, minimal, if any, injuries at all to any staff or department of corrections personnel. >> state police haven't said why the inmates rioted. the prison had been on lockdown since tuesday when a group of inmates assaulted two others in a fight over stolen property. prison officials announced plans

to relax that shortly before the rioting started. as long as they're in life-long and monogamous same-sex relationships, lesbians and gay men can serve in the clergy. last night they allowed noncelibate gays to serve as officials and lay leaders. they used to be allowed to serve in professional rosters only if they are celebrate. the church represents about 2% of the u.s. population. the numbers from the white house show a big jump in the country's budget deficit. the obama administration forecast it will increase from a projected $7 trillion to $9 trillion by 2019. officials peg most of the increase to a bleak financial future. the white house says the government isn't taking in as much tax revenue as it's spending to money to bring the economy out of recession. president obama talked about health care in his weekly radio

and internet address. he addressed what he calls the phony claims being made by critics of health care reform. this is an issue of vital concern to every american. i'm glad so many are engaged, but it also should be an honest debate, not one dominated by willful misrepresentations and outright distortions, spread by many folks who would benefit the most keeping things exactly as they are. >> even though both congress and the president are on vacation, this could be a make or break month for health care. in the weekly republican address, congressman tom price said the entire plan should be scrapped. >> as opposition to the democrat's government-run plan is mounting, the president has said he would like to stamp out some of the disinformation floating around out there. the problem is the president, himself, plays fast and loose with the facts. >> the georgia republican says law makers should start over with legislation that ensures patients are the top priority.

price says under the democratic overhaul, a plan backed by government tax dollars will destroy and not compete with the private sector. some serious accusations from iraq's foreign minister in the wake of wednesday's devastating bombings in baghdad. he says it must have been an inside job. the government says several high-level security personnel have been detained. at least 100 people were killed in the string of attacks. more than 500 wounded. >> reporter: this is the massive crater left behind. it was an act that shocked iraq's foreign minister and many others, that a suicide truck bomber was able to travel through baghdad unstopped echlt says it must have taken months of planning and included collaboration from within iraq's own forces. >> according to our information that has been even a collaboration with some of the

iraqi security officers and these murderers and killers. wednesday was the country's deadliest day since the u.s. pulled combat troops from iraqi cities nearly two months ago and left security in the hands of iraqis. he thinks more serious attacks will likely occur. iraq's prime minister ordered tighter security in baghdad. election monitors in afghanistan say the taliban made good on a brutal threat. the free election foundation says the taliban sliced off the index fingers of at least two women's in the kandahar province. they were cut off because they voted. the fingers of afghan voters were stained with ink to prevent them from voting multiple times. the taliban threatened to disrupt this week's elections. a vietnam vet who reenlisted in the army has been killed in action in afghanistan. the military says 59-year-old grandfather joe crisostomo may

be the oldest soldier to die in afghanistan. he died when his humvee hit a roadside bomb in kabul this week. his wife of 39 years said he insisted on going back and serving his country. >> he would take his shirt off and give it to you. that's how he is. we're all going to eventually leave the world. some of us just have a shorter time. >> he would have turned 60 later this month. he was decorated twice with the bronze star for combat valor. a hiker falls down a narrow canyon and the only way out is up, but there isn't much space for a rescue helicopter to make this risking landing here. you see delicate maneuvering and landing.

this is amazing. take a look at the video of a rescue that happened in utah. a helicopter had to land on an edge to get a hiker who went missing. the hiker fell pretty far into a narrow canyon. the rescue crew made a shaky landing before hoisting the man out. unfortunately the man knocked out most of his teeth, but is expected to be okay. he is being treated at a local hospital. i'm reynolds wochl for hln with a look at your forecast. the big weather story today is hurricane bill. still spilling with winds out to 125 miles per hour. the storm expected to continue its march to the north. the latest path from the national hurricane center brings that forecast showing it going more to the north, then veering off to the northeast as we go into sunday and monday, skipping along the canadian maritimes, but away from making direct contact with the u.s. heavy waves can be expected and

also rip currents. the shot we have of hurricane track shows the shoreline along the outer banks in north carolina. you see this hotel and see a little deck here. a couple of people enjoying the view. if you look at the what you're edge, water coming right up to the shoreline. it may cause more erosion along the outer banks. certainly something we are going to be seeing for a good part of the day. something else, rip currents all along much of the eastern seaboard. you see the track of the hurricane stay well out at sea. from maine to florida, you'll have rip currents. if you are not a strong swimmer, don't get out in the water. we'll have more on your weather story coming up throughout the day here on hln. three days after unretiring again, brett favre made his minnesota vikings debut. while his performance on the field was underwhelming, the minnesota fans who once booed him as a member of the hated green bay packers, warmly embraced his return to the nfl. in two series favre completed

only a single pass for four yards, but the vikings did beat the chiefs 17-13. a cash for clunkers program officially ends monday night. a car dealer group is asking the government to give them another week to file paperwork. the national automobile dealers association says problems with the government's computer application system means many clunker deals cannot be submitted on time. they say the extra week gives them more flexibility and allows them to keep the program running through monday night. unusual and often absurd. that is what a new report is calling millions of dollars in bonuses paid to some workers at the vet advance' administration. thousands of technology employees received $24 million in pay bonuses while thousands of disability claims remained backlogged at the department. the report calls the payments, "not fiscally responsible" and said some bonuses to high-level employees were not justified. the bonuses were paid over a two-year period between 2007 and

2008. the pilot of the plane stranded for hours on a minnesota runway apparentedly repeatedly begged to let the 47 passengers off the plane. yesterday the transportation department released recordings between the pilot and rochester airport officials. the continental express flight was forced to stay on the tarmac more than six hours with angry passengers, no food and a full, smelly toilet. transportation secretary ray lahud called the situation ridiculous. the islamic holy month of ramadan begins this weekend. president obama is making good on a campaign promise to reach out to muslims. in a video message, president obama said u.s. efforts to end the iraq war and isolate extremists in afghanistan and pakistan are aimed at building a more peaceful world. the president reiterated his support for a two-state solution for israelis and palestinians. >>. >> moving can take a toll on

your back and on your bank account. clark howard deliver as tip to prepare you and your wallet for your next move. >> are you moving this summer? let me tell you about moving. you've got to be so careful. if you are moving state to state, there are lots of people out there who are really sleazy. there are also legitimate movers. first place you should go is moving.org. you go there and you'll be at the website of the freight association for real movers. that doesn't mean you are always going to get a great move, but it puts you in the direction of dealing with somebody legit. if you go a step further and only hire a certified mover, you are going to improve the chances that your move is going to be handled by somebody who treats you right. two other things you've got to do. one, an estimate means nothing in the moving industry moving from state to state. the keyword is "binding." only a binding estimate caps what you are going to have to pay for a move.

and next, you have to buy separate insurance in order to protect your items. without it, you are not covered. i'm clark howard. for more money-saving tips go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. you can get more advice today at 4:00 p.m. eastern. he is here every weekend to help you save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. the dea raided a pharmacy in beverly hills, but it's not just any pharmacy, it is in the same building as the offices for one of michael jackson's doctors. we are hearing the late singer owed a huge bill for prescriptions there.

international finger pointing and outrage is building up over the jubilant hero's welcome in libya for a convicted terrorist. pressure is mounting on britain to find out whether it played any role in the release of al megrahi. scotland's legal system is separate from the uk. britain is walking a fine line joining in the outrage without criticizing scottish officials.

he is the only man convicted of the flight that was bombed over lockerbie and killed 270 people. they tony player is denying that a big oil deal with libya played a role in the release. chief mueller sent a scathing letter to scotland's secretary. saying the release makes a mockery of the law and gives comfort to terrorists worldwide. you are looking at pictures of a deadly plane crash that happened in ohio last night. the small plane barely missed a high school and crashed into a field. a football scrimmage was going on at the time. both people onboard were killed. the ohio state highway patrol says the plane crashed within minutes of taking off from an airport in southwestern ohio. federal drug agents searched a beverly hills pharmacy yesterday in connection with michael jackson's death. the dea says the agents were expected to seize pharmacy records. the pharmacy is in the same building as the office of

jackson's dermatologist dr. arn yol klein. in an interview last month, klein denied he had given jackson dangerous drugs. the chief reporter last night said there was plenty of evidence. >> is this the farmly jackson owed $100,000? >> yes. the pharmacy filed a suit saying jackson owed $100,000 for nonpayment of various drugs. most people would say how could you accumulate that amount? that was resolved, but this is the same pharmacy. as alan said, the cnn producer, it's right below dr. klein's office. >> the suit was filed in 2007 and covered unpaid prescriptions over a two-year period. the matter was quickly resolved. 35 years after their parents divorced, a brother and sister have been reunited.

billy joe sellers used facebook to find his sister living in europe. she and two other siblings stayed with their mother while his father moved to texas. their only regret the reunion came four years after their mother died. >> it was like talking to my mom. >> i'm happy. it makes me sad he couldn't meet mom. that's the brother and sister right here. you don't need to look like each other. he's my brother. >> the long-lost siblings will spend nine days getting to know each other in houston. billy plans to take his family to belgium next year. time for r&r for the first family. what is so special about the island playing hosts? dddddd

hurricane bill heads up the east coast. possible destination massachusetts. vacations across cape cod are likely to get soggy and that includes the first family's. it is hard to imagine that the violent murder of a former model could get more gruesome, but now we are hearing more about the steps investigators had to take to identify her. the pilot of this rescue helicopter deserves an award for precision and bravery. watch as he hovers over the ledge of a utah canyon so rescuers can repel down to an injured hiker. hey there. thanks for stopping by. you are watching hln. i'm virginia cha. people along the new england coast should keep an eye on hurricane bill. a tropical storm warning is up in parts of massachusetts, including martha's vineyard

where president obama and his family will arrive tomorrow on vacation. the center of the storm is expected to pass by offshore tonight. forecasters are telling people to steer clear of the beaches. bill is expected to kick up rip currents and heavy surf. rip currents can be dangerous because they can pull strong swimmers out to sea. bill caused minor damage as it skirted bermuda today. it scattered debris and caused sporadic power outages on the island. we have new and disturbing details about the killing of a former swimsuit model in california. two law enforcement sources tell us the remains of jasmine fiore were so badly mutilated, investigators had to use the serial numbers on her breast implants to identify her. her nude body was found in a dumpster behind an apartment complex. she was stuffed inside a suitcase. an arrest warrant was issued thursday for reality tv contestant ryan jenkins who is from canada. nancy grace talked to a royal

canadian mounted police official about the search there. >> straight out to sergeant duncan with royal canadian mounted police. he joins us from vancouver. thank you for being with us. sergeant, i understand many authorities believe he is hiding in the metro vancouver area. why do they believe that? >> well, at this point i guess, nancy, some of the original indicators were that he might be attempting to enter canada. at this point we haven't confirmed that he is in canada, but we are obviously not taking any chances and ordering a thorough investigation to figure out if he is here. >> jenkins and fiore were married in march. cnn has been unable to confirm reports that marriage was annulled. the international manhunt heats up for the former reality tv star, now a murder suspect ryan jenkins. nancy grace brings you up to the minute developments in this shocking model murder case.

8:00 and 10:00 p.m. eastern time here on hln. cleanup is under way the a a kentucky prison that was damaged by rioting inmates last night. prisoners started fires in several buildings, including the kitchen at north point training center. it is a medium security prison facility south of lexington housing 1,200 inmates. guards had to use tear gas. most of the prisoners are being moved elsewhere. eight inmates and eight staff workers were injured. no one had to be admitted to the hospital. right now we are happy to report to you that the facility is secure. the inmates are accounted for. we have minimal injuries which are still being assessed to the inmates. as far as we know right now, minimal, if any, injuries at all to any staff or department of corrections personnel. >> state police haven't said why the inmates rioted. the prison had been on lockdown since tuesday when a group of inmates assaulted two others in a fight over stolen property. prison officials announced plans to relax that shortly before the rioting started.

as long as they're in life-long and monogamous same-sex relationships, gays and lesbians can serve as clergy in this church. they voted last night to allow noncelibate gays to serve as officials and lay leaders. they used to be allowed to serve in professional rosters only if they are celebrate. the church is the third largest protestant denomination in the country and represents about 2% of the u.s. population. the numbers from the white house show a big jump in the country's budget deficit. the obama administration forecast the deficit will increase from a projected $7 trillion to $9 trillion by 2019. officials peg most of the increase to a bleak financial future. the white house says the government isn't taking in as much tax revenue as it's spending money to try to bring the economy out of recession. just as he's done for weeks now, president obama talked

about health care in his weekly radio and internet address. he addressed what he calls the phony claims being made by critics of health care reform. this is an issue of vital concern to every american. i'm glad so many are engaged, but it also should be an honest debate, not one dominated by willful misrepresentations and outright distortions, spread by the very folk whose would benefit the most by keeping things exactly as they are. >> even though both congress and the president are on vacation, this could be a make or break month for health care. in the weekly republican address, congressman tom price who is a doctor, said the entire plan should be scrapped. >> as opposition to the democrat's government-run plan is mounting, the president has said he would like to stamp out some of the disinformation floating around out there. the problem is the president, himself, plays fast and loose with the facts. >> the georgia republican says law makers should start over with legislation that ensures patients are the top priority. price says under the democratic overhaul, a plan backed by

government tax dollars will destroy and not compete with the private sector. some serious accusations from iraq's foreign minister in the wake of wednesday's devastating bombings in baghdad. he says it must have been an inside job. the government says several high-level security personnel have been detained. at least 100 people were killed in the string of attacks. more than 500 wounded. arwa damion gives us a close--up look to the hardest hit near the green zone. >> reporter: this is the massive crater left behind. it was an act that shocked iraq's foreign minister and many others, that a suicide truck bomber was able to travel through baghdad unstopped. he says it must have taken months of planning and included collaboration from within iraq's own forces. >> according to our information that has been even a collaboration with some of the iraqi security officers and these murderers and killers.

wednesday was the country's deadliest day since the u.s. pulled combat troops from iraqi cities nearly two months ago and left security in the hands of iraqis. he thinks more serious attacks will likely occur. iraq's prime minister ordered tighter security in baghdad. election monitors in afghanistan say the taliban made good on a brutal threat. the free and fair election foundation says the taliban sliced off the index fingers of at least two women in the kandahar province. they were cut off because they voted. the fingers of afghan voters were stained with ink to prevent them from voting multiple times. the taliban threatened to disrupt this week's elections. a vietnam vet who re-enlisted in the army has been killed in action in afghanistan. the military says 59-year-old grandfather joe crisostomo may be the oldest soldier to die in afghanistan. he died when his humvee hit a

roadside bomb in kabul this week. his wife of 39 years said he insisted on going back and serving his country. >> he would take his shirt off and give it to you. that's how he is. he's a giving person. we're all going to eventually leave the world. some of us just have a shorter time. >> he would have turned 60 later this month. he was decorated twice with the bronze star for combat valor. a hiker falls down a narrow canyon and the only way out is up, but there isn't much space for a rescue helicopter to make this risking landing here. you see delicate maneuvering and landing. y landing here. you see delicate maneuvering and landing. landing here. you see delicate maneuvering and landing. y landing here. you see delicate maneuvering and landing.

this is amazeing. take a look at a video of a rescue in utah. a helicopter had to land on a ledge to get a hiker who went missing. the hiker fell far into a narrow canyon. the rescue crew made a shaky landing before hoisting the man out. unfortunately the man knocked out most of his teeth, but is expected to be okay. he is being treated at a local hospital. i'm reynolds wolf for hln with a look at your forecast. the big weather story today is hurricane bill. still spinning out there in the atlantic with winds out to 125 miles per hour. the storm expected to continue its march to the north. the latest path from the national hurricane center brings that forecast showing it going more to the north, then veering off to the northeast as we go into sunday and monday, skipping along the canadian maritimes, but away from making direct

contact with the u.s. that doesn't mean the united states won't feel the effects of the storm. heavy waves can be expected and also rip currents. the shot we have of hurricane track shows the shoreline along the outer banks in north carolina. you see this hotel and see a little deck here. a couple of people enjoying the view. if you look at the what you're edge, water coming right up to the shoreline. it may cause more erosion along the outer banks. certainly something we are going to be seeing for a good part of the day. something else, rip currents all along much of the eastern seaboard. you see the track of the hurricane stay well out at sea. from maine to florida, you'll have rip currents. if you are not a strong swimmer, don't get out in the water. we'll have more on your weather story coming up throughout the day here on hln. three days after unretiring again, brett favre made his minnesota vikings debut. while his performance on the field was underwhelming, the

minnesota fans who once booed him as a member of the hated green bay packers, warmly embraced his return to the nfl. in two series favre completed only a single pass for four yards, but the vikings did beat the chiefs 17-13. unusual and often absurd. that is what a new report is calling millions of dollars in bonuses paid to some workers of the veterans' administration. thousands received $24 million in paid bonuses while thousands of disability claims remained backlogged at the department. they called the payments not fiscally responsible and some bonuses to high-level employees were not justified. they were paid over a two-year period between 2007 and 2008. the pilot of the plane stranded for hours on a minnesota runway apparently repeatedly begged to let the 47 passengers off the plane. yesterday the transportation department released recordings between the pilot and rochester

airport officials. the continental express flight was forced to stay on the tarmac at the airport more than six hours with angry passengers, no food and a full, smelly toilet. transportation secretary ray lahud called the incident ridiculous. ramadan begins this weekend. president obama is trying to reach out to muslims. in a video message, president obama said u.s. efforts to end the iraq war and isolate extremists in afghanistan and pakistan are aimed at building a more peaceful world. the president reiterated his support for a two-state solution for israelis and palestinians. moving can take a toll on your back and bank account. >> are you moving this summer? let me tell you something about moving. you've got to be so careful.

if you are moving from state to state, you've got to know there are lots of people out there who are really sleazy. there are also very legitimate movers. first place you should go is moving.org. you go there and you'll be at the website of the freight association for real movers. that doesn't mean you'll always get a great move, but it puts you in the direction of dealing with somebody legit. if you go a step further and only hire a certified mover, you are going to improve the chances that your move is going to be handled by somebody who treats you right. two other things you've got to do. one, an estimate means nothing in the moving industry, moving from state to state. the keyword is "binding." only a binding estimate caps what you are going to have to pay for a move. and next, you have to buy separate insurance in order to protect your items. without it, you are not covered. i'm clark howard. for more money-saving tips go to my website cnn.com/clarkhoward.

>> you can get more advice from clark today at 4:00 p.m. eastern. he is here every weekend on hln to help you save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. the dea raided a pharmacy in beverly hills. it's not just any pharmacy. it is in the same building as the offices for one of michael jackson's doctors. we are hearing the late singer owed a huge bill for prescriptions there.

international finger pointing and outrage is building up over the jubilant hero's welcome in libya for a convicted terrorist. pressure is mounting on britain to reveal whether it played any role in the release of convicted lockerbie bomber al megrahi. omar gadhafi is praising britain for the release. much of scotland's legal system is separate from the uk, but britain is walking a fine line joining in the outrage without

criticizing scottish officials. al magazine rah high is the only man convicted of bombing the pan am flight over lockerbie killing 270 people. they tony player is denying that a big oil deal with libya played a role in the release. fbi director robert mueller sent a scathing letter to scotland's justice secretary. mueller said the release makes a mockery of the law and gives comfort to terrorists worldwide. you are looking at pictures of a deadly plane crash that happened in ohio last night. the small plane barely missed a high school and crashed into a field. a football scrimmage was going on at the time. both people onboard were killed. the ohio state highway patrol says the plane crashed within minutes of taking off from an airport in southwestern ohio. federal drug agents searched a beverly hills pharmacy yesterday in connection with michael jackson's death. the dea says the agents were

expected to seize pharmacy records. the pharmacy is in the same building as the office of jackson's dermatologist dr. around klein in an interview last month, klein denied he had given jackson dangerous drugs. appearing on "prime news," jim muray said there was plenty of evidence. >> is this the pharmacy jackson owed $100,000? >> yes. the pharmacy filed a suit saying jackson owed $100,000 for nonpayment of various drugs. most people would say how could you accumulate that amount? that was resolved, but this is the same pharmacy. as alan said, the cnn producer, it's right below dr. klein's office. >> the suit jim moret was talking about was filed in 2007 and covered unpaid prescriptions

over a two-year period. the matter was quickly resolved. 35 years after their parents divorced, a brother and sister have been reunited. billy joe sellers used facebook to find his sister who is living in europe now. she and two other siblings stayed with their mother when the parents split while billy joe moved to texas with his dad. their only regret the reunion came four years after their mother died. >> first thanksgiving was telling me, i would like to talk to my mom. >> i'm happy. it makes me sad he couldn't meet mom. that's the brother and sister right here. you don't need to look like each other. he's my brother. >> the long-lost siblings will spend nine days getting to know each other in houston. billy plans to take his family to belgium next year. sometimes reporters get more intimately involved in a story than planned. what is more intimate than delivering a baby? >> oh, my god. that's the tongue.

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