>> i push the chair up against the balcony. i sit up on the edge. i have a cigarette. something and i go over the side? we can't say that didn't happen because we don't have the body to get the forensics from. so, i cannot at all discount the idea of an accident. >> reporter: the former fbi man eliminates suicide right away, since there's nothing that he sees in george smith's background to remotely suggest it. >> we get homicide and accident. we take our legal pad. we draw a line down the middle and then we start to build a case on either side and see which one we can support with the evidence. we looked at each bit of evidence, in turn, starting with the photo of the blood stain. when you look at this picture here, do you see this point right here? that looks like that was pooling blood. this is ten-feet-plus wide here, so if a human body fell here, if this is evidence perhaps of a head injury. >> reporter: a bleeding kind of injury, right? >> a bleeding where there was continued bleeding. it can be blood that had been contaminated with water, sea spray, something li

this side of the balcony on this side of the church is still damaged from the water.ever, they hope to have that reopened within the next several months. ♪ even though there is still cleaning up to do, the pastor says it was very about the to get things as close to normal as possible, especially today. the church is now able to go forward with a week's worth of activity. >> a gift to the community. we bring in the best singers, the best speakers, bring in somebody to talk about financial planning, because people today are worried about their finances, their health care. so we're trying to build people up. >> reporter: although things may get a little crowded with just half the balcony, the church plans to move forward, because being together and praying together is what is really important. >> the church will be celebrating the next four days with prayer services and music starting every evening at 6 with special midday services starting at 12. they also plan a special thanks to members of the temple in park heights that allowed bethel to use their building while thei

i was out on the balcony. we heard a loud crash. ked out and saw a very small cessna sort of plane. looked like half the wing was missing. it was corkscrewing into the river. saw the helicopter drop like a rock into the hudson. probably six minutes later there were boats surrounding the two collision areas looking for, i guess, any survivors. survivors. >> that is very consistent with what other eyewitnesses mentioned too. when they saw the small aircraft. it looked as one of the wings had been sheered off as you describe in the cork skewing. once the two collided. within minutes you sought search-and-rescue team, trying to find any survivors. we understand from the new york fire department one person has been rescued. did you happen to see anything that appeared to be a rescue taking place? pulling any one out of the water? >> absolutely. we saw, quyeah, six or seven minutes later, a coast guard helicopter descend very quickly, maybe, 50 feet above the water. two men dropped into the water. and i'm presuming some sort of rescue oper

this part of the balcony on this side of the church is still damaged from the water. however, they hope to have that reopen within the next several months. ♪ >> reporter: even though there still is some cleanup to do, the pastor says it was very important to get things as close to normal as possible. especially today. with a week's worth of outreach activities. >> we bring a gift to the community. we bring in the best singers, the best speakers. we bring in somebody 20 talk about financial planning because are very worried about their finances, their health care. so we're trying to build people up. >> reporter: although things may get a little crowded with just half the balcony for a while, the church plans to move forward, because being together and praying together is what is really important. in baltimore, roosevelt leftwich, abc 2 news. >> the church will be celebrating the next four days with prayer services and music starting every evening at 6 with special midday services starting at noon. they also plan a special thanks to members of temple oeb shalom that all

the reverend says they hope to have the damaged balcony reopened in a couple of months. >>> may be slow going if you're going to the ravens game. public works crews are still trying to fix the 40-inch water main between king and green streets on saratoga. the hole could be as deep as 25 feet. >>> well, cash for clunkers officially ends tonight at 8:00. but many local dealerships have already hit the brakes on the popular rebate program. the saturn dealership for example of towson ended the program on saturday and had to turn some people away. many other local dealerships share similar stories, and some stopped making clunker deals even before that >> i think it gave people the incentive to go out and purchase a new car with the discounts that they were seeing. i think it's a really good idea, because maybe those people who aren't able to afford a car before are now able to do so. >> consumers were given up to a 4500 trade-in on their gas guzzler for a more fuel efficient model. >>> maryland is asking for federal dollars to improve passenger rail service. state transportation officials h

the balcony was more than 3 feet. the question is, could she have just fallen over?weight is below the counter of the top of that rail. the argument is, at what she pushed? as her boyfriend clearly said, -- he was lorraine his words -- he was slurring. trace: they were drunk. >> she either had a little bit of help or maybe she was climbing around. first, he said she jumped. he does not know because he was in the bathroom. then he said she felt accidently. the fall killed her, but she actually landed on another balcony. prosecutors think they have a good case. they think that he played some role in her takdeath. it would be hard to tip over a rail that is as tall as you are. i could tip over that rail. if something were closer to 5 feet tall, i could not to over it. trace: i want to bring in an effort, a criminal defense attorney. you heard the debate. they are both drunk. his story is that he was drunk. this is a very difficult case to prosecute. >> without a doubt. i think the 911 tape shows that this man was slurring and emotional. he might have been in shock when

. >> it is part of the balcony and came all the way down. >> the historic 99 year old building was condemned. but the conversation never missed a service. they gathered at pier 6 and then at a synagogue. >> the church is not a building. these months have taught us that the church is the people and the attitude of the people and the action of the people. >> it cost hundreds of dollars fix water damage in the sanctuary. and they had to get a another stable. the church paid for most of the repairs. and the parishioners are raising the rest. >> the one thing we never lost in all of this was the joy of knowing that no matter how bad a that, god was still with us. because of that, we could make it. >> as the church prepares to open this week, he says this is a rebirth for his congregation. >> some say the lightning hit for a bad reason. but what they do not want to deal with is that many churches that are hit by lightning are totally destroyed. we came back in a few months. that is what we would call a miracle. >> the charge will open on monday for complication. the first sunday service will be he

he used to go up to the balcony and watch the bombs flying over london. back to you. >> thank you very much. a reminder of our top story. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is holding talks with german chancellor angela merkel. she is expected to add her voice to the u.s. call for a freeze on israeli settlements. stay with bbc "world news." >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. the newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> i'm julia stiles. >> i'm kevin bacon. >> i'm kim cattrall. >> hi, i'm ken burns. >> i'm lili taylor. >> i'm henry louis gates, jr., and public broadcasting is my source for news about the world. >> for intelligent conversation. >> for election coverage you can count on. >> for conversations beyond the sound bites. >> a commitment to journalism. >> for deciding who t

i knew i was paying respect to those people sitting in the balcony, who were now close to 100 years oldsaid to these people in the audience, that we as a people have beaten off the enemy, we've outjumped them, we've run over them on the football field. we've done all kinds of athletic things that they said we couldn't do. we proved that we could do it. >> cosby used a landmark brown v board of education supreme court ruling which declared separate but equal was not constitutional as an example of no matter what the obstacles, blacks always use their brains to overcome adversity. >> at topeka, kansas, whether what they won in that courtroom worked or not, they won. and they proved with their brains -- see, we beat those people, those racists, in topeka with our minds. >> more from bill cosby right after this. >> somebody's got to yell in your face. get up and move. ♪ our world >>> "our world" is being brought to you by chevy, an american ya'll lovin' your mccafé experience? ( applause ) good...cuz here's something else to love -- free mccafé mondays at mcdonald's. enjoy a sweet, scintill

many are sleeping out there on the balconies. the officials at the housing authorities say managers on site monitoring the situation. we're live with linda so. >>> and the reward for information leading to the capture of devon champagne now jumped up to $5,000. he's the prisoner who attacked the howard county sheriff's deputy during an escape last week and that deputy is ok. champagne though considered dangerous. so if you spot him or have information where he is call police, howard county sheriff's deputy, 410-313-2150. >>> and it's the return of rex ryan. next monday the ravens will host ryan and his new team from new york, the jets. here on the 24th of august. at m & t bank stadium. it looks like super rookie mark sanchez will get the start for the jets. don't forget, 9:00 on abc2, shaq versus, premieres tonight. he will be tackling pittsburgh steelers quarterback ben roth listberrer and the show is with the 7-footer taking on the best athletes in the world. >>> what would another season of "dancing with the stars" be without a

. >>> you can go up to the balcony and see that. >> you can see the signature of the person that designedely. >> well, i bet you see early morning tour members. >> yes. >> and let's talk about whatst above us. in the middle -- let's talk about what's above us. >> and they're keystones and they're a great place for carving and we have 800 of these all carved by hand in the cathedral and they're usually on the ground before they're put up, but not always. there's a theme in the cathedral about them. up there, it's moses and the 10 commandments. >> will you shine your light up there. >> moses is upside down and the big stone, it weighs 3-tons. it shows moses and tablets and there are 10 smaller stones around that and they represent the 10 commandments. >> that's a fascinating thing about the cathedral. the attention to detail. everything represents something in the cathedral. >> absolutely and when it's thought out carefully from the beginning. the building tells you a story, that starts with creation and then the 10 commandments and the old testament and the new testament and as you walk fr

. >> can you imagine being in the balcony of that residential building and saying, what's going on nextoor? >> you're thinking, i'm going to watch the implosion, like they do in vegas all the time. we've got popcorn. we're getting a building on our balcony. >> the luckiest people in turkey, the people in that building because, as you said no, one was hurt. >> you can see all the most recent shots at ac360.com. >>> just ahead at the top of the hour, your future, your money, your taxes. will president obama be able to keep his promise not to raise those taxes for the middle class?

there and we'll go across the balcony. >> and it's the biggest window in the cathedral. >> yes, and 10,000 peoples will have glass make up the window. >> and you can see the cigtures of the artist. >> and you get a different view of the knave and you see the flags an talofl ha of let's talk about where we are now. you mentioned the bell tower. >> this is the only place we go outside on the tours and there's the bell tower. we have two sets of bells. we have 10 there and then 53 that we hardly ever see and we have both sets of bells in there. that's rare, right /. >> yes, that's the only case in the north america area where they have that many bells. the top of the tor is the highest point in the district of columbia. >> we were lking about if it got -- it gets struck by lightning regularly. >> yes, and you'll see the arrester cables. >> and we're looking at a view from over, off of the ledge here. tell us what we're seeing here. >> those are buttresses holding up the cathedral. >> and i call that had a gargoyle, but it's what? >>> a go desk -- the growtesk and the purpose is to get

. >> chris, you were on the balcony. >> on the fifth floor of my balance one, which overlooks old manhattan. and basically i saw the helicopter and i heard the rotors kind of stop. i don't know if it was the plane hit the rotor and it basically stopped. it ground to a halt and when it was doing that, the rotor smacked around and cut the helicopter in half and then it cut it again, so it was in three pieces and the main piece carrying the people plunged nose first into the water and the other pieces kind of trailed back. all of the pieces with smoke coming from them. it was pretty sad. >> leo, you were looking out over the water. did you see boats in the water? were you concerned for people in the water? >> at that point, really wasn't any boats in the surrounding area. once the helicopter crashed, you could see boats started merging to where the site was. >> also jamie, we want to let you know we are anticipating a news conference here at frank sinatra park. we know the ntsb, chairmanwoman is on her way and expected to give us a briefing later. right now we're watching the activity in the w

one said he was on the balcony smoking and seen him wearing the blue shirt, stubbled, darker hair. nodded at him and went back into his unit. like it didn't even -- wouldn't even notice or recognize him at all. >> a preliminary coroner's report indicated jenkins' ex-wife was strangled and dismembered. she was identified finally on the serial numbers on her breast implants. he appeared on the vh1 show "megan wants a millionaire." >>> right now near ft. worth, texas, they're investigating a grisly discovery of sell tap remains behind a mobile home park. someone found the remains of multiple infants. so far they don't know if any crime has been committed. we want to point that out. the bones were found near the spot where other skeletal remains were discovered in march of last year. the medical examiner's office has joined the investigation and forensic anthropologists are also helping investigators identify those remains now. >>> a search is under way in suburban houston where five people shot and killed a prominent doctor while his wife and infant hid in a closet. one suspect shot a

she says there are stories like the cleaning lady hearing a voice in the balcony. >> all of a sudden heard "sharon." she stopped working, looked around and saw nobody here. >> reporter: a crew member seeing something in the boiler room. >> they asked him, hey, what's wrong and he said i saw something down there. he said it was something cloudy and transparent with pink eyes. >> reporter: in july, those paranormal thoughts were validated. the mason dixon paranorm society contacted the theater about claims it had received that the theater was haunted. they wanted to investigate with video and audio equipment. on the night of the ghost hunting, the maryland theater along with the investigators gathered here for six hours in the dark just waiting and watching for something to happen. nygainthsee anything but they heard several things. caught on electronic voice phenomena. sounds not audible to humans. in one recording in the boiler room. mickey is one of four men present when it picks up a woman's voice. >> that's when the heard the little girl's voice say, can i have a pillow. >> reporte

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. >> jean: i saw my dad on the balcony, and i'm like, "yes, my dad is here." >> pelley: and after theaid what to you? >> jean: he says, "do you know when you make it in life?" "all right, don't, dad. i just want you tell me you love me. i had a good concert." i still can't get it. "you know you make it when you show up-- you see everybody, you see black, white. you see europeans, you see africans. they don't see your color; they see the man. you made it." >> pelley: the success his father saw in him has made wyclef a force for change in haiti. four years ago, when port au prince was a battlefield, wyclef used his influence to mediate among warring gangs to stop the fighting. >> jean: it's a revolution of the mind, and this is what we're trying to do is to get everybody to start thinking with their minds and not with guns. >> pelley: people are also starting to ask whether wyclef intends to capitalize on his popularity to take his career in another direction. do you want to be president? >> jean: no, that's the whole catch. i don't want to be president. i can't trade my... my rock and

. >> they bill it as 5700 square feet including the balcony. >> bring your appetite. >> 12,000 meals.rings. >> i spend about $20,000. >> our correspondent goes inside this $30 billion industry heading straight for an economic storm and taking on water. >> how much money were you burning through until you guys woke up. well over $100 million. >> 2200 passengers and 1100 crew prepared for disaster at sea. >> keeping an eye out for trouble? there are over 1,000 cameras monitoring seven days a week. >> it's incredible how the industry developed. if you asked me 20 years ago, i don't think my imagination would have taken it as far as it's come. >> and now the cnbc original documentary,

>> he can do it on the balcony, limousine, hotel room, there are a number of places where he does smoket the same time, they say that he treats agents very well with great respect, which is quite different from someone like jimmy carter who was -- would actually tell agents he didn't want them to say hello to them in the morning, it was too much bother for him to say hello to them. he would pretend to carry his own luggage, but it was empty, or else he would have aides carry after the he would come into the oval office at 5:00 in the morning and tell the press i was in there working hard at 5:00 in the morning and then he would nod off to sleep. jenna and barbara bush gave their detail a hard time, especially jenna, go through red lights trying to evade the secret service. and she went to a halloween party with henry hager who is now her husband, he became so drunk that the secret service had to take him to georgetown university hospital. so, on the other side, you have ronald reagan who was, you know, very endearing figure, loved the secret service, chatted with them, watched tv with t

the time. we've got popcorn. we're getting a building on our balcony. >> the

. >> i had to sleep on the balcony last night because it was too hot. i have oxygen, i have copd and respiratory problems. i can't hardly breathe. we have not had air since friday. ? still, contractors are supposed to be back to try to fix the ac the community room will be kept open all day and night to accommodate the residents. >>> if you were at the inner harbor last night did you notice more police? a weekend shooting has us all worried about gangs. lawmakers want tougher and longer sentences for criminals. the city's top prosecutor says she and her staff are doing all they can to fight gang violence. right now it's not a crime in our state to be a member of a gang. >> this year mrs. jessamy has already begun several meetings from the month of july with prosecutors throughout the state, with police, to, again go back to the legislature with a new package of bills that identify what we need to prosecute gang members. >> police believe the two victims in saturday's shooting in the light street pavilion were gang members. the police commissioner says o

she goes over the balcony. the boyfriend says she felt. the cops say he pushed her.. jon: a florida newlywed in a whole lot of trouble. police say she tried to hire a hit man to take out her brand new husband. turns out the dead man was an undercover cop -- turns out the hitman was an undercover cop. they dialed up her phone and told her to come home. the police told her her husband was dead. she is breaking down in tears in this video tape. the officer is consoling her. for more, we are joined by stephanie slater of the boynton beach police department. how did you find out about this? >> we received information on friday night. we received a phone call from a confidential informant. jon: you did not have a lot of time to put this together. >> no, this was pretty fast. on saturday afternoon, we put up for the informant to meet with her at a gas station three during that time, she paid to that person $1,200 to give to the hit man to purchase a handgun jon:. wanted to tell her husband and how did he find out? >> this was yesterday morning. after we knew for sure that s

. >> imagine the person in the balcony in the apartment next door? >> here it comes. >> that's not good. i thought you placed the explosives. >> no, you did. >> fortunately nobody got hurt. >> it was bad weather wise this weekend. >> saturday in the northeast, spectacular. should >> and that's your latest weather. >>> now to the wildly popular cash for clunkers program. it's proved so successful it helped the first monthly sales increase in nearly two years. now the program is about to run through its first billion dollars and the white house said it will suspend if the senate does not approve an additional $2 billion. jim cramer's host of cnbc's ""mad money."" >> this will put people to work. therefore at this point in the economy, money well spent. >> when you talk about priorities, the priority is auto sales over the federal deficit? >> if you can put a beleaguered company, group, any of these companies to work -- talking about ford, gm, chrysler, it is terrific. yes, i think it is worth adding this on to the budget deficit. it's stimulating the e

. >> reporter: officials say they found blood belongsing to fiore, on the balcony of this hotel. d the couple checked in together, but jenkins checked out alone. fiore's body was found the next day, mutilated, stuffed in a suitcase. >> one thing's for certain. she was killed in that car or in that hotel room. >> reporter: police say jenkins then fled to his native, canada. a young woman checked him into this hotel, where he eventually committed suicide. police know the woman's identity. but haven't released her name. yet, new details point to elena jenkins. jenkins' 19-year-old sister. authorities found a pt cruiser parked overnight in front of her home in vancouver, that matches the car seen driving ryan jenkins at the hotel where he died. we're learning more about jasmine fiore's past. and a possible motive for her murder. she was married before. two days before her disappearance, she picked up her ex-husband, when he was released fr prison. sparking questions on whether jealousy on the part of her new husband could have led to the killing. yet, jenkins' father continues to defe

i was told that he spent a lot of time basically just sitting on the balcony, sitting on the porch looking at the ocean when he couldn't go out sailing. and that is -- absolutely was how they spent most of or many of the remaining days that he had. you know what's interesting about the ocean is that he so missed the ocean that when he was ill and not able to be in washington, in the winter months he went to florida and he had them bring his boat down to florida so he could be by the water at every moment that he possibly could. >> after his brother robert kennedy was shot, he went back to hyannis and spent about ten weeks just sailing and brooding and trying to decide what to do next with his own life because at that point he was thinking about potentially quitting politics. of course he didn't do that and he became what everybody now calls the lion of the senate, the master of the senate. >> the notion, gloria, that this is the last of the kennedy brothers -- there was joe kennedy who died in combat during world war ii and john f. kennedy the president, bobby kennedy, and now ted kennedy,

. >> reporter: after the big hurricane, jerry says they found fish all the way up in their third floor balcony. the slow start to this season may just be misleading. because hurricane season always picks up in august headed toward a peek in mid-september. >> this is fun. >> reporter: the patra family purposely booked during hurricane season. >> it's cheaper. >> reporter: and their 3-year- old, slept through claudett. >> reporter: it's not anna? >> isabel. >> you can board up the windows, but it's a huge storm is going through punch through here like nothing. >> reporter: his hotel has been standing since 1963. in panama city, florida, 13 news. >>> first i'm going to go to claudette because we still have a lot of rain with this one. some of this rain is going to be funneled our way. now we're going to switch over, there are three out there. anna is also a tropical depression. and bill is the biggest of all three. it is a hurricane. at this point it is a category one hurricane. and in the next hour, it could easily become a category two hurricane. with this system, all signs are pointing to this

head out and take time on the patio or balcony. tomorrow we start to warm it up. up to 87 tomorrow. and watch what happens as we go towards the second half of the weekend and into monday, 94 degrees there. and pushing close to the century mark, close to 100 as we go into monday. finally some relief pushes in wednesday on into friday. >> all right, thanks, wyatt. >>> you know, with so many people out of work or coping with pay cuts or furloughs this year, the offer of free government money just sounds too good to be true. but is it as easy as some radio ads lead you to believe? john matarese checks out one promise of free cash so, you don't waste your money. >> reporter: lots of viewers have been asking me about a radio ad that claims you can sign up for free money through a website called neverpayitback. in these tough times, who wouldn't want some free cash. but is it real, or too good to be true? the ad airing on radio nationwide claims you may be eligible for thousands of dollars. as the name of the website implies, you never pay it back. so how does it work? we

i was concerned because he dangled the baby over the side of the fourth floor balcony and that was clearlysomeone teach her to say what she said? "daddy, you're the best daddy in the world." and then, you know, the other child says that. i mean, i don't know. i'm not saying that she didn't feel that about him. but for me it feels a little bit uncomfortable. it feels staged. and obviously he's very, very good at staging and theater. and even if it's real, it's making me very, very uncomfortable. especially the part where they sing about don't take my daddy away. what was the purpose of that song? >> that's right. gloria, this video was taken 1999, 2002. it was before the raid on neverland and obviously before his criminal charges. let's go out to dr. lisa weinstock, psychologist. what do you have to say about what gloria just said and the aspect of possibly staging this video. is that what you see? or do you see love and a family >> it's hard. when i watched the video, it struck me like a lot of other videos you see of any other family. when people are videotaping a birthday party. there's

didn't say white and colored, you knew to go to the side and you knew to climb the stairs to go to the balcony because they had a picture of booker t. washington. >> that's a great story. >> i want to ask another question because i'm bringing it back to the day and i'm thinking about bernie madoff. even though i'm a historian and i love history -- >> he's not black, he's a white man. >> from what i understand but we haven't done his d.n.a. studies. >> that's true. >> presumably. but i'm thinking about your interpretation of lincoln's motives in terms of his views on slavery, and you are absolutely right, but as we know, and the more you study lincoln the more you read about lincoln, the more you appreciate the complexity as one of the students just pinpointed out so i think there is another element here that might be some contemporary importance if we get back to the issue of class, an issue that you brought up and an issue that i think has tremendous relevance given what's going on economically in the society and also given the fact that we are now having realigning coalitions in large measur

we have an i-reporter in taiwan on business and spotted this storm from the balcony of his hotel. well. this is by another i-reporter in taipei. the downtown streets are empty. his friend was having trouble walking. and finally, michael is in the southern part of taiwan and says they're out of the storm's direct path, but in the three years he's lived there he's been through several typhoons and morakot is the worst he's seen. they believe they're adequately prepared. they expect other 24 inches of rain to fall within the next 48 hours. always look out for your safety first. if you have pictures or videos of breaking news or cool stories from your part of the world, go to ireport.com. >>> an alabama fisherman says a 12-foot shark swam up to the back of his boat. he says great whites live in all major oceans but are rarely spotted along the gulf coast. >>> you're supposed to learn from your mistakes. but the mayor of one arkansas city has some explaining to do after being busted again. we'll tell you that story on the the other side of the break. >>> the president talking dollars an

i was standing on top of my balcony on the 5th floor and it overlooks m >> i was a little in amazement. >> as we look at the scene right now, it is very hard to see, any kind of debris. >> that is -- that is -- you know -- >> go ahead. >> i didn't see another plane manage -- i always -- on the -- coming out here i thought it was going to be just a helicopter, because it looks like it was breaking up in mid-air and there was no explosion and there was no fire, and from what i could see, and it just kind of broke up. like, i didn't hear a bang, i didn't hear -- it was just kind of like, sounded like a propeller stir itting and, went down into -- in three pieces and i didn't see another piece of a plane going down and i didn't see wings and only saw a helicopter. >> rick: so you know and our viewers know, chris, you may not have seen it but the reports are there was a collision, between the helicopter that you did see, come down in three pieces, and a small plane that we have been talking about, on fox, a piper, pa-32, that took off from teterburo airport which is in new jersey, and the h

. >> imagine the person in the balcony in the apartment next door? >> here it comes. >> that's not good. i thought you placed the explosives. >> no, you did. >> fortunately nobody got hurt. >> it was bad weather wise this weekend. >> saturday in the northeast, spectacular. suay a, what washout. today we have awh rtrk sofong storms from chicago, st. louis, kansas city, s oklahoma. some of these storms this afternoon could be rough with a lot of wind and a lot of rain. they're starting to fire up now. as the day wears on, you get that daytime heating from the sun. they'll get even stronger rainfall amounts. we're talking about anywhere from a >>> good morning. gray morning clouds blocking the sun over the potomac river. this is a live picture from our city camera. lower humidity moved in. it's in the low 70s in washington and the suburbs. 60s west and north. low and mid 70s in the eastern shore. highs near 90 degrees with clouds in and out. lower humidity in place, a little more humid and hotter tomorrow and steamy on wednesday and thursday, a chance o

the time and you have a witness here. we're live on "fox news" channel. what is your name to give chris, macos x and my balcony which overlooks the manhattan skyline, and i sought the help dr. virtually break in pieces over the hudson into three pieces. i didn't see the plane hit it. it just sounded like the sputtering of the helicopter. it sliced it into, and then third part fell off and then the main part goes back and hudson. i ran out as fast as i could to see what's going on. >> one thing we keep hearing is the debris was not really seen. smack the debris that had like three trails of smoke coming from that but there is no explosion or anything. i didn't see fire synecdoche for your time. we continue to hear these sorts of stories as we stand here on the new jersey side of the hudson river and will continue to bring you latest. once again we are looking into a waterfront a late right now where there's a group of officers inside. they look as though they're having a meeting to plan together. the hoboken police, port authority, new jersey state police, governor corzine is inside, we're standing by waiting t

woman claims the girls were out on the balcony so often that her husband suddenly also had thend not to ogle -- how do you say it? ogle. >> ogle. >> ogle, ogle. >> ogle i think. >> is it? >> don't be a jerk and look at nude girls. >> yes. >> let's see what sara's doing. >> what you got, sara girl? >> i love what angela said when you were talking about the woman who sued the college she goes what employer wants to bring on that trouble bubble? >> that trouble bubble. >> christy wrote in what is a normal afternoon or evening like for you guys when you leave here? >> well hoda's a wild and crazy single girl so it's a little different than for me. >> what i usually do after the show is sometimes we have lunch. >> mm-hmm. >> you and me afterwards. sometimes i do some "dateline" stuff just because that -- that's brewing. >> if this doesn't work out she can always go back to that. >> and a couple of nights a week i'll probably go to an event. something. you know. whatever it is. i'll do a couple things. what do you do? >> well because you work out in the morning i don't get to. >> yes

. >> after the last major hurricane, they found fish all the way up on their third-floor balcony. they say the slow start to the season might just be misleading because hurricane season, they always pick up in august, headed towards the peak at mid september. >> oh, this is fine. >> the patrick family booked that during the hurricane season. >> it's cheaper. >> and their seven-month-old, she slept right through it. >> anna is also swirling out in the atlantic, but has been downgraded. jerry, who has lost 20 roof in the last 13 years, it was all for the preparations that could only do so much. >> you can board that up here for them and something that is a huge storm. that is just going to pufpblg right through here like it is nothing. >> still their odds are good. the hotel constructed more like a bunker. they have been standing since 1953. karen brown, cbs news, panama city, florida. >>> forecasters, they are not expecting much rain or flooding from the remanence. well today, also marking the 40 year anniversary of hurricane camille. it slammed into the mississippi coast. the categ

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arnold stevens was at the w hotel which is very close to where this collision took place. he happened to be on his balcony, enjoying the view there, he is back with us to give us an idea of what happened when you heard what you described earlier as a loud crashing sound. and these two colliding. >> yeah, that's right. i heard a loud crash. i heard people who were -- you know, jogging and bicycling along the river scream. i turned and i saw both the plane corkscrew very quickly, descending into the river. maybe 100 yards away. the helicopter dropped right into the water. it happened all very, very quickly. it was very surreal. you didn't know at the instant whether it was some sort of put-on or whether it was, you know a true accident, it became apparent very, very quickly it was something tragic. on the scene, all surrounding boats. presuming private and commercial to the area. very, very quickly. probably within six or seven minutes, i would say the accident happened around noon. maybe a couple minutes after noon. so minutes later there were professional nypd or coast guard boats on the scene. >> lots of

the screen. he shot this video from his balcony. the hudson is 400 yards from his apartment. he heard loud boom and firecracker sound and rushed out to see what happened. gupta said in ten minutes they were searching the crash site. the video shows the divers going into the water apparently looking for survivors. he said it only took rescue divers 15 to 20 minutes to get into the water to look for possible survivors. divers are back in the water today to look for two more victims. we would like to thank davidson and gupta for those photos. if you have any, go to ireport.com and look for the up load now link to get the easy instructions and how the tell your story. >>> a guns for cash went so well they had to shut it down in three hours if city traded gift cards for guns. police quickly burned through $35,000 worth of cards and had to turn people away. >> these are firearms that are being used on the streets of fresno to do drive-by shootings. they're in the hands of the wrong people. >> it doesn't matter if you're getting gang danger or not, you're getting the guns off the st

so most ships will start in the $2200 range just for the cruise part and you're also going to start on an inside. here you're going balcony, air, and a hotel at one of the most popular itineraries of the world. >> tell us about the "liberty of the seas," the largest in the world. >> it's not going to be the largest. they're coming out with "oasis in" december. "liberty" is a sister ship. holds about 3,400 passengers and right now it's doing seven-night eastern and western caribbean out of miami. the prices that were usually $1,700, we're seeing it as low as $599. any time you can see this, you can actually under $1,000, thi is a phenomenal deal. it's so rare to get a ship with these size of activities. you've got rock-climbing walls and ice-skating rinks. you can go surfing and boogie boarding on a cruise ship. you have all these kinds of activities. my favorite part is you're not waking up in the same boring place each day. >> that's great. thank you so much for joining us. be sure to check out o the extra where stewart will be back at booking the cruise. we'll be right back. >>> next, it's dollar dilemma time. how i sav

the capitol building in washington d.c., we'll be joined by carl cameron, live from the russell balcony on capitol hill where staffers and old capitol hill friends will be paying respects. carl. >> hi, the rotunda is where senator kennedy has his office one of the more prime real estate, a back story in washington about the jockeying for position who gets tbest of the office space and kennedy's is closest to the capitol within the building. the processional will come to the capitol today and come down constitution avenue and turn in front of the steps of the capitol where staffers and members of congress past and present will gather. they'll all be given american flags to wave, small little hand flags and one of the guests on the steps of the capitol honoring senator kennedy when the processional comes through here will be none other than west virginia senator robert byrd, the longest serving senator in the u.s. senate and has been quite frail and ill up through recent months. as many democrats were worried about senator kennedy's absence in death and absence in life on the health care

. >> a kid could walk across the street and be hit by a car. could walk off a balcony. lots of bad things happen when kids take hallucinogenic drugs. >> reporter: earlier this year, the maryland house of delegates passed a statewide ban on the drug, but the state senate adjourned without voting on the issue, which is why salvia remains legal in most of maryland. a situation mike calls crazy. >> i'm out there along with other people trying to educate kids and parent, and then they say well it's legal. so what is wrong with it if it's legal. i spoke by phone tonight with delegate jim macias who introduced a statewide ban who passed in the house of delegates this past session. he said, quote, we will work with the senate to see what some of the concerns are on the senate side, and we'll reintroduce the bill early in the 2010 session. calls to senate president mike miller's office tonight were not returned. christian schaffer, abc 2 news. [ closing bell ] >>> your money now. jitters on wall street as some new reports point to a slow economic recovery. the dow fell more than

> figured out something new here, i didn't realize that we could come out on what's called the speaker's balcony other freshmen members. >> not freshmen. >> we're veterans. >> wyoming sends your greetings. >> wyoming, new york, kentucky. >> this right here is the rayburn room. you come out here turn to your right and you see the security guys. and if you turn left, that's the floor on the house, that's where they say, ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> familiar faces, vice president, senator bradley, i kind of have a good seat here. >> an enormous amount of the institutional -- i know you have members of. >> he didn't listen to me. i said zoom out, guys. he said good-bye to his summer interns who took a walk down memory lane recalling their funniest moments on the job. >> oh, this is so sad, it's the last day for all of our wonderful interns. we love you all so much, thank you so much. our highly paid team of crack interns. thank you. >> i think my favorite part of being an intern in this office has been working with constituents and giving tours. >> actually today earl

i always through my stand-up on camera appearances for "nightly news" from the russell balcony next door to his office, he would come by. then his hideaway was right by our senate coupcal and he would invite us in to chat. the momentos, the history, there's no way to even quantify all of the things that ted kennedy did. >> you know, andrea, people just tuning in who haven't heard mike and pat and chris and all of us talking about ted kennedy, if they just turned on the tv this morning they'd be surprised to hear you talking about ted kennedy, the bipartisan senator that could reach across the aisle. but there were two ted kennedys. there was ted kennedy who believed fervently and passionately that government needed to reach out and be expansive, do what it could to help the truly disadvantaged but there was also the ted kennedy that may have been against the war and beaten the hell out of republicans but quietly walk across the aisle and try to forge bipartisan compromise on other issues. that's what made him such a unique character. >> some partisan democrats were angry when he worked w