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small cars, used small cars aren't selling at all. dealers can't beg, borrow or steal a buyer. the prices of small cars are going down to the point that it is shocking how much cheaper they are. if you zig while everybody else zags, buying a small, fuel-efficient car while nobody seems to care about the price of gas, will get you a steal of a deal on that car. when gas prices eventually do rise again -- because they go up and down like this -- you'll be sitting in the driver's seat. i'm clark howard. for more ways for you to fatten your wallet, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >>> and get much more advice from clark today at noon eastern time. clark will help you save more, spend less, and avoid getting ripped off. >>> south korea is known as a leader in innovation and technology. one of the areas it's focusing its attention on is the environment. souel is pushing for the country to turn over a green leaf in the coming years. how, in this week's "eco solutions." >> reporter: ssseoul, south korea. led lights are popping up all over, part of korea's green new deal. it was based on grow

lease a car or to get a used car?i just couldn't -- i can't bring myself to buy a new car. >> you said the word lease. >> caller: is that a -- >> oh, it makes me choke! don't say the word lease in my presence, because i start having heart palpitations and have trouble breathing. i can't speak a clear sentence. leasing is poison to your pocketbook. >> caller: okay. >> it is really, really awful. compared -- buying a new car versus leasing a new car, almost 100% of the time, you're better off buying than you are leasing. the sweet spot in the market is buying a two, three or four-year-old used car that somebody may have been a return from a lease or it could have been a car that nobody liked anymore and somebody didn't like anymore and they got rid of it. that's where the real money is saved. because you know in the first three years of ownership, do you know typically a car loses from 40%, to 55% of its value in those first three years. >> caller: right. and that's why i can't bring myself to buy a new car. >> but exce

the suspect bolts from his car...running after the suspect, the officer has to run after the man's vehicle. he catches it just before it rolls into other parked cars. luckily, the suspect was apprehended soon after. rolling vehicles are always a potential hazard. [ yelling ] after officers yank a violent suspect from his pickup, the truck starts to drift backwards. now this cop has to do double duty -- holding down the dangerous man and holding back 2 tons of rolling steel. finally, another officer jumps into the cab and pulls the parking break. in the heat of action, even police officers can forget to set their brakes. it can happen to anyone. [ honking ] so if you ever get pulled over, don't forget this very important step. because if you don't... things could go downhill in a hurry. coming up on "world's wildest police videos" -- ballistic bank robbers on the road to escape, a ferocious female... man: officer down. on the road to oblivion, and a drunken delinquent on the road to disaster. crooks on the road... cops

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that, for whatever reason, she believes she may have cut this car off earlier down the road, the car starts circling her, honking at her, the people inside start yelling obscenities, shouting at her. and at one point, most frightening of all, this driver says she thought she even saw the two women inside that car flash a gun, as they were driving. now, keep in mind, this is one of the most busy highways in our area. it's a major throughway kind of north and east out of orlando, up towards daytona. so one of the woman in that car turned out to be miss misty croslin. >> with me right now and taking your calls live is the alleged victim in this case, courtney ballinger, accusing misty croslin of threatening her on the road. flipping her off, shooting a bird at her, threatening to beat her. miss ballinger, thank you for being with us. >> hi, good evening. >> miss ballinger, i heard the 911 call, but tell me again what happened. how do you believe this whole thing started? you cut somebody off? >> you know, i don't really know how it started. i was working and all of a sudden the car came

is this your car? >> it's my aunt's. >> okay, how come you're driving her car?$500 so far. i'm gonna pay her another 2 payments of $250. >> narrator: dude, do not let your aunt rip you off. make her fix that brake light before you pay her any more money. >> i'm gonna go check this out and then be right back, okay? >> sucks, man. >> [ laughs ] >> damn it! >> narrator: yeah, the situation does suck. the driver can't argue the stop, but he can make some pretty cool siren sounds. >> [ imitating siren ] and i was like -- [ imitating siren ] and i was like, "i'm about to get pulled over. let me call you back." i think i have a cop magnet. i just get messed with all the time. >> it's a safety issue, not having brake lights. if he happened to stop short like they did initially and someone hit them from behind, it's easy for that person to say, "i didn't see their brake lights." >> i knew it. i just sense these things. i have a cop sixth sense. i just know. >> narrator: a cop sixth sense? how does that work? >> i knew it. i just get that feeling right here. >> narrator:

get back in the car. get back in the car. >> narrator: and in chicago, this driver has lost her license and her temper. >> i had it in my purse, and now i just can't find it. why are you guys just giving me such a hard time? >> narrator: all this... >> have you been drinking all these beers? >> i don't drink. >> you don't drink? >> not natural light. >> narrator: ...and more traffic stops... >> you're a liar. >> narrator: ...and excuses... >> i gave my brother the money to pick up my license plates, and he took the money. >> narrator: ...from across the country... >> you want a kiss? >> no, thanks. >> narrator: ...right now on "speeders." [ siren wails ] >> my name is alex. i work for the los angeles police department. [ siren wailing ] "izquierda," in spanish, is "left," so that's a nickname. they just call me "lefty." hollywood division, you have the clubs, the tourists, and you go a little bit further down, you're gonna hit areas that are gang-infested. the variety of people that you come across in hol

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small cars, used small cars aren't selling at all. the owners can't beg, borrow or steal a buyer.o the prices of small cars are going down to the point that it is shocking how much cheaper they are. so if you zig while everybody else zags, buying a small, fuel-efficient car while nobody seems to care about the price of gas will get you a steal of a deal on that car and then when gas prices eventually do rise again, because you know they go up and down like this, you'll be sitting in the driver's seat. i'm clark howard. for more ways for you to fatten your wallet, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> and you can get much more advice from clark today at noon eastern time. clark's going to help you save more, spend less, and avoid getting ripped off. >>> one doctor is on a mission to help people see more clearly. >> if not for the doctor, i probably would have lost my vision in the not too distant future. >> and costly cataract surgery came at just the right price for people who had no job or no insurance.  >>> two suicide car bombings in baghdad have killed at least 74 people and wounded

a car is doing it.kay. [ siren wails ] this car just made a u-turn right over these double-yellow lines right here. so we're gonna try and catch up to it and see what its story is. let's get them to pull over before anything else happens. hello, ma'am. how are you? you know that little u-turn you made -- did you happen to notice the two sets of double-yellow lines that makes an island? where did you used to live at? >> in stockton. >> i'm sure in stockton they have islands, they have double-yellow lines and whatnot -- still mean the same thing. have you been drinking tonight? >> mnh-mnh. >> no? okay. what year is your vehicle? >> my car is a '92. >> narrator: here's where officer orozco pretends to look at her car, but he's really smelling her breath. >> you haven't been drinking? >> no. >> can you blow into my hand, please? how much have you had to drink tonight? >> just a beer. >> why don't you come on out. >> narrator: the hammer decides it's time for a sobriety test. >> part of this test is to see h

and then tried to break her car windows. this is her car right here.is the mother of the guy and she was just going hysterical when we were trying to cuff this guy. dimatteo: do we have any witnesses in the area? the lady that made the call is the one that saw. she lives in this apartment right here. all right. and how did everybody get hurt? if anybody got hurt, how did they get hurt? the only one that is hurt is the guy in custody and he's bleeding a bit. and she's just a little emotionally upset. the girl is down because she says that she's got heart problems. with all the excitement, she's not feeling well. you go canvass over there for witnesses to what happened, okay? you go across the street and canvass over there for witnesses. and then you... why don't you canvass right over here for witnesses-- some good witnesses. chavez: he didn't hit you? nope. we got a witness here saying... nobody hit me. nobody hit you? nope. how did you get that cut on your head? cut on my head? i got it last night. didn't they just arrest you yesterday? ¿lo arrestaron

so the new car, no better than the old car. costing us a lot more money, but it's no better than the old car. are we getting coverage of the 47 million americans that we hear about over and over again in the debate? when they say that the whole purpose we have to understake this is that we have 47 million americans who do not have health care coverage, are we getting them taken care of? do we have room for them in the new car? well, not really according to the paper this morning we're going to get 29 of the 47 million taken care of, which means roughly 20 million left out. we can go into the details of who the 47 million are and, as we do, we find out it is a very mixed bag of people who are just passing through that category, people who deliberately choose not to be there. if we're spending $1 trillion just to get to 29 million out of the 47 million, we're not getting a very good new car. we're not getting an improvement over what we've already got. an, again, that $1 trillion could be spent in a much better and wise are way.

into that car." i pulled back on the brake and tried to veer away. as i was going over the handlebars, i'm thinking, "please, don't let me mess up my face." >> narrator: aside from a few scratches, annette's okay. she's even itching to get back on the blacktop. >> yeah, i would like to try that again -- definitely would. next time i get on anything, i'm gonna make sure that i know how it works. >> narrator: good idea. sometimes the safest district can host the wildest wipeouts... and an average avenue... could be the boulevard of broken bones. peel back the white-picket fence and peek behind the three-car garage. you'll find a ticky-tacky playground... >> get on the ground! >> narrator: so if your neighbor is no longer neighborly... >> you go to hell! >> narrator: ...and chaos invades the next cul-de-sac...

the other cars, and, two, to stop the fleeing car. >> yeah.t, they don't want anybody to get hurt. that's their priority right now. and second, certainly, is to stop him so that he can't cause any reckless danger or damage to users of the highway, property damage, personal damage, and so on. >> if police are saying that this driver is accused of assaulting a police officer, what kind of charges are we talking? >> you're looking at a serious assault. second degree in most cases. that's an elevated assault. third is the mere presence, mere fact that he's a police officer makes it an aggravated factor with regard to the assault charge. >> and i imagine that not only after -- we know we can't accuse him for sure of doing this. this is what we're hearing from police. but the fact that he is eluding police in this chase has to add to those charges, correct? >> yeah. they're going to pile up. they'll have reckless use of the highway, reckless driving, a variety of vehicle and traffic infractions that they'll administer on him. and likely in multiple

the deputy's car was hit by another car while racing to answer a car. the snapped power line started a grass fire, as you can see, under the car. the deputy was able to get out. no bun was hurt. >>> hurricane katrina devastated families and entire neighborhoods were destroyed. also victims in this, small businesses. getting those businesses up and running again was vital to the recovery of new orleans. rock and bowl, a new orleans institution that opened in 1941, is one of those businesses. sean callebs has the story. >> reporter: it's a bowling alley, restaurant and a place known for its live music. it's also a beacon of light in new orleans. and proof that businesses can return. >> my name is john blancher. and this is my turnaround story. >> reporter: whenhood ht destroyed his business, blanchard did what he did best -- he went back to work. >> what helped me turn the thing around, was a combination of my faith, my family, friends and good will from a lot of people that wanted to help me and wanted rock and bowl to not day. >> reporter: they pitched

he was dragged five blocks by a car. suzanne collins is live in baltimore, where the search for the suspect continues. >> reporter: the officer has not yet been named. but we know he is in stable condition. and they are crediting his bulletproof vest. they are searching for the suspect. >>> a mail carrier who witnessed the dragging of the officer says he appeared to be caught on the suspect's car, up high and in clear view of the man who kept driving. >> i saw him hanging from the window. the driver's side window. and i saw him fall. he was in plain clothes. so i didn't know he was an officer at the time. >> it all began at the western police station. and he got free from the car. >> he was in pain. you could hear about him hollering and stuff. >> reporter: police say the defendant was going from the western district, when he realized that there was a warrant for him, that he was wanted. they say that's when he took off from his car. fellow officers fired. but at first they did not know if the suspect was hit. he kept go

this is all that was left of the car. >> this car was smashed completely flat like an accordion. >> theompacted down to something in the neighborhood of 30 inches long. by some miracle this little girl lived through the entire thing. >> narrator: the grandmother died. randall mckeehan and his two children also suffered a loss that day. they lost a wife and mother when judith mckeehan burned to death in the accident. >> there was no body. she was over 90% gone. it was like she had been cremated. and there wasn't nothing to view. she still had remains, ashes, which i'm not saying could be identified, but still knowing that she died in that vehicle, i did the best i could to get everything of all her ashes out. and i spread them across that field right out there. and, uh... i just... i guess that was, uh... the only thing i knew to do. >> narrator: doug fees' case was set for trial in 1994, more than three years after the accident. bowater disagreed with the scientific calculations used in the eschenroeder study and hired its own scientific expert. dr. george mcvehil is a meteorologist fro

>> because i'm walking bac t my car. >> is your car in that direion? >> yes.was wt o where i was. >> as you walk that way, does there com a time when a pso says something to you? >> yes. >> prior that person saying ing to you you, what do you you see? >> i lked up and i saw somebody sitting at the end o th alleyway in a chair with an assaulrifle beside them. >> what did you thin >> i said [ bleep ] is going to ja >> why? >> becau he's sitting out ere in broad daylighth a gun. >> then what happ? >> i kept walkingest o65 terrace. >> does there come a time when that person spe to you? >> yes. >> what do they say? >> they said w are d back there? >> describe what that person was wearing. he had on a hat, basebal cap, undershirt, some shorts and some brown timberline boots. >> douemember the boots? >> >> why do you remembe them? >> just probably because i lik them. >> did it seem stran that somebody would b wearing boots in july? yeah. >> in miami? >> it was hot out. >> so the persays wh to you? >>hat are you you doi back >> what, anythg, did you you do? >> i didn'

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a mom accused of boozing it up, cramming seven little girls in her car, then smashing her car into a tree. now one little girl is dead. a surviving passenger claims just minutes before the wreck, the mom jokingly asked who thinks we're going to get into an accident? tonight's big issue, what the heck is going on with these drunk driving moms? >>> and where is kristi cornwell? she was abducted while walking on a country road near her parents' home in georgia. now two no, sir have passed and there's still no sign of her. it's an unending nightmare for her family and "issues" has vowed to stay on top of this case. we're not letting this get treated like business as usual. tonight, we will talk to her family and go inside their desperate search. >>> also, seismic developments in the search for little haleigh cummings, the world appears to be crumbling around haleigh's stepmom, misty. first she was kicked to the curb by her husband, ron. now she's getting the boot from her lawyer. the last person to see haleigh alive now has zero legal representation. are the walls closing in on this chai

car. that car was impounded as they started looking for -- or they're going to look for some evidence. i know for some time they didn't go into that car because they were waiting on a search warrant. and so the question for us tonight is what, if anything, they found inside this car is going to point them in the direction of where keighley may be or what may have happened to her. >> marcus, have they said whether or not -- or any witnesses who saw this vehicle parked there, have they said whether or not there was any visible evidence, possibly a sign of a struggle? what do we know? >> we know very little, mike, about the car. and i can tell you that one of the witnesses we spoke to earlier today said he saw the car parked there and that the windows appeared to be down. that was the condition the car was in when the police found it, we don't know. but i can tell you the car was involved -- did have some front end damage done to it which was related to an incident that happened earlier in th

the doctor said, you can lift up a car, an old lady can lift up a car to free her child. but she cannot hold the car up for 21 hours. >> isn't there somehow evidence against the defendant in this case, isn't there some computer evidence that he was searching on how to commit the perfect murder, how to pick a lock on a sliding glass door? don't they also have some wiretaps where he's talking to his sister and his mother and saying, let's make sure we all have our stories straight? isn't there some evidence that his sister lied to the police about where he was the day before? and his 83-year-old mother -- >> okay. walter, answer those -- answer briefly. >> circumstantial evidence. there's no eyewitness, no fingerprints, no dna. there's very good circumstantial evidence. there's also medical testimony, unrefuted, that he physically couldn't have done it. and there's an unrefuted eyewitness who saw ed's car in louisiana a half hour after the murder in new jersey. could not have happened. >> i want to say one thing, please. he's got good enough facilities to drive 21 hours to

he backed his car into my day and showed me a weapons. in >> but would not think something like this would happen. >> the chief denies any wrongdoing. authorities have retrieved the boat weapons. a trace of the serial number of the glock it was recovered by police in morningside. no charges have been filed. >>> deal or no deal, the question about michael vick and nike. they reinstated the nfl player and he had a new deal. today, nike says it cannot have a contractual relationship. they just have agreed to supply him with products. >>> the fate of virginia and maryland has banned texting while driving. president obama signed an executive order banning all federal workers from texting while driving government vehicles or on government time. the adminisation is banning truck drivers and interstate bus drivers for texting while driving. >>> following the cash for clunkers program, although dealers are showing a hangover. chrysler slid 42%. ford, 5%. hyundai bucked the trend with a rise in sales of zero. -- in sales. >>> at more stories coming

this is all that was left of the car. >> this car was smashed completely flat like an accordion. >> theas compacted down to something in the neighborhood of 30 inches long. by some miracle this little girl lived through the entire thing. >> narrator: the grandmother died. randall mckeehan and his two children also suffered a loss that day. they lost a wife and mother when judith mckeehan burned to death in the accident. >> there was no body. she was over 90% gone. it was like she had been cremated. and there wasn't nothing to view. she still had remains, ashes, which i'm not saying could be identified, but still knowing that she died in that vehicle, i did the best i could to get everything of all her ashes out. and i spread them across that field right out there. and, uh... i just... i guess that was, uh... the only thing i knew to do. >> narrator: doug fees' case was set for trial in 1994, more than three years after the accident. bowater disagreed with the scientific calculations used in the eschenroeder study and hired its own scientific expert. dr. george mcvehil is a meteorologist

that's such a smart way to handle car buying because it means you will never owe more on the car than what it's worth. and it means you will own it free and clear without any monthly payment for years and years and years. good for you. >>> i've had so many calls from people who are just absolutely fit to be tied by the notices they're getting from their credit card companies. credit card companies are racing new legislation that takes full effect in february of next year that restricts when a credit card company can raise interest rates on you and when they can change terms and conditions on you as well. they have to give you longer notices. that's happening. what kind of things are credit card companies doing in advance. number one -- they're switching how your interest rate is calculated on your credit card, moving from fixed rate offerings to variable rates. why is that significant to you? well, here's the deal. the rate that the variables work off of is known as the prime rate. the prime rate is extra low right now. when the prime rate rises, the interest rate will rise on the cre

to car. and they have what they call a point to point system where they have county, state and local where they can go on one frequency. there aretiple frequency, and one is a point to point where they can all talk together. so they have that communication ability. >> they just say go to channel whatever. >> all units switch to channel c. >> it doesn't look like the spike strips worked. i think that's a fair assumption. the wet pavement obviously that presents a challenge, but as you say, they may be starting to box this driver in. thankfully the traffic is pretty light. now it looks like they're peeling back and they'll let him pass again. let just watch and see what happens. he has never been off the freeway system in over an hour, he or she. the suspect is wanted for assault on a police officer, that being trying to run over a police officer who was responding to a report, i guess, of a driver driving off without paying at a gas station in grayson county. we're talking several miles north

it is part of a program called the one less car campaign. the goal is to promote fitness and conservation. >> reporter: 1500 cyclists got ready for the event. fun for a cause. >> the whole message is making it safer to ride and making recreational riding easier for people. folks can get exercise, just having fun. >> reporter: the nonprofit group one less car organizes the tour to port event. this ride is the only fundraiser event for the group, and it's designed to take cyclists, routs from 10 to 15 miles all while promoting fitness and energy conservation. >> we try to reduce congestion, we try to get people to where they want go. we try to get people to work on time. if they want to get home to be with their kids, to be able to do it quickly and not have to be in traffic for hours and hours. >> reporter: for 16 years, one less car has put on this event with each year's proceeds going toward smart commuting options and bicycle advocacy. >> we feel if people get out of their cars and start walking and move, even if it's walking to the bus st

this car stopped her, lured her to the car, wanted her to get in the car, and my daughter said no. >> there was a blue four-door sedan, possibly a nissan, that was involved in this incident. if anyone knows anyone that drives a car like that that matches that description, that would just be one area that we'd like to look into. >> 7-year-old somer thompson last seen where she went to school at grove park elementary. >> she's a 7-year-old girl. it is dark outside. it's very cold out here. it is a very concerning situation for us. >> it's just been a roller coaster. we keep holding out hope, hoping that we hear something. >> straight out to tiffany griffith with wokv radio. joining us from orange park, florida. there at the command post. tiffany, thank you for being with us. what is the latest? this is so hard to take in. she's with a group of children. it's broad daylight. they get out of school around 2:45 p.m. this couldn't have been much later than 3:00 p.m. what happened? >> and what we're also hearing, nancy, is that it's very normal for a lot of the kids in this neighborhood to m

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car than what it's worth. and it means you will own it free and clear without any monthly payment for years and years and years. >>> ed is with us. ed, how are you? >> caller: good afternoon. very well. and you? >> wonderful, thank you. >> caller: i need advice on an area that is very confusing, and that is heaself-directed iras. my wife and i have accumulated a little bit of money in regular iras, not roths. we've had them in cds, and as you know, they're not paying much right now. >> the money in the iras, is it money you'll need in the next few years or never? >> caller: we want to live off the iras. >> starting how soon? >> caller: we're starting to eat into the principle right now because of the low interest rate. we're looking at these self-directed iras that you can supposedly put real estate in them. >> that is something that just freaks me out. >> caller: they are scary. >> what are you thinking of doing in terms of real estate? are you thinking of owning real estate inside that ira? >> caller: yeah,

>> my dogs would be jumping from car to car. i would be looking down the road somewhere. i don't get it. more power to him? >> we hope max is safe. >>> coming up, cheerleader attack caught on tape. the disturbing video at a maryland high school and how the pain extends to faceback. >>> 73 monday, and 72 tuesday, and a chance of showers on wednesday. 72 and clearing thursday and overnight lows in the 40s to about the mid-50s by midweek. >>> all right, well, as students watched the friday night football game on the field, one student captured cell phone video of an attack. >> the attacker is suspended and the victim is hurt twice by the video now on the internet. >> reporter: during school house. john f kennedy high is quiet this afternoon, behind the school at a friday night football game, this is what the students saw. a member of the cheerleading squad being attacked by another girl, angry and determined to hurt this girl. the cause, a boy. >> i knew -- [ indiscernible ] she's the baby's daddy. >> someone posted the video on facebook, a popular internet social site and m

get in the car !at's a good indication that it's time to get out of the arson game. commentator: ( screaming ) oh, my god ! i'm burning up ! ( screaming ) ( todd screaming ) billy: this is another one of these things that just always looks so much easier in the movies, doesn't it ? commentator: go ! all right, drive ! drive, quick, go, go, go ! drive, drive ! i'm on fire ! ( screaming ) kevin: they have a mini cooper as their getaway car. danny: yeah, baby, yeah ! kevin: usually, when you're thinking of what to purchase as your getaway car, the most important criteria shouldn't be, is it adorable ? yes ? i'll take it. commentator: i'm on fire, mate ! help me ! blimey, blimey ! pull over, pull over ! billy: dude, do you-- do you smell something ? nick: hey, can you open that window ? a little warm in here, isn't it ? billy: oh, man, you're burning. oh ! we're both on fire. narrator: the burning man throws his flaming t-shirt out the window. using dna from the charred shirt, police identify the firebug.

>> this is my car. >> is that the car you were driving that way zmai. >> yes. >> is that the car youiving away as you were being fired on? >> yes. >>> when is the next time you looked snup. >> when i heard gunshots. >> where was the man with dreads at that point? >> away from us. >> where did your friend go? >> in her house. >> where did you go? >> in my house. >> what about shay? >> she tried to run but she didn't make it. >> so the sister of the victim in this case having to testify about her little sister trying to run and didn't make it. she talks about the man with the dreads. where was he? he's le roy larose. pled guilty. he's describing what he did after the shooting dk place and then defense attorney jonathan meltz has a chance to ask him some questions. let's watch. >> when you drove away, did you go back to the scene that day? >> no. >> what did you do with the car? >> i parked at my friend's grandmother's house. >> why? >> to hide it from the people shooting at me. because the second time i was shot in that car. >> what did you do with the firearm? i threw in it a dumpster

>> what we know about the back of the car is there were cadaver dogs who hit on that car twice, mike. we also know there was a hair that was in that car that was consistent with the decomposing hair. that would be consistent with a dead body in the trunk of the car. we also have the air samples from the trunk of the car that had chloroform, also air that indicated that there was a decomposing body in the trunk of the car. and there was also most recently that was released, there was some type of stain that was in the trunk of the car that resembled what may have been a youk child in the fetal position. >> so sad to hear that, and we see the pictures of cute little caylee. let's take a quick break. we've got calls, facebook comments coming up. we'll talk about another development. judge rules george anthony's grand jury testimony can be released to prosecutors. we'll talk about that. there's george and cindy, in court. more coming up. stay with us. >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln, continuing our conversation concerning casey anthony. we have a new state witness coming for ward,

he shoved her in the car, got in the car himself and pulled out. watching as he drove out of the parking lot. >> reporter: now, more than 20 years later, mckayla's mother, sharon, is trance fixed by the similarities. >> the appearances were striking. they were dragged into cars. the description of the cars were similar. >> reporter: one more thing. look at the sketch of the abductor katrina helped the police artist draw. >> i said, at the time it seemed as though he looked right through me. >> reporter: was this a young phil garrido? now reviewing the record is to wonder, had the law missed him after a first rape? is that why katie calloway suffered? was it his early release on parole that led directly to the abduction of jaycee? and was mckayla a victim, too? and even after all of that, how would phil garrido be able to hide in plain stiet for decades to come? coming up -- >> i asked her what her name was and she just took off. >> reporter: a neighbor sees a girl in phillip garrido's yard. and later the police are called. the biggest missed opport

but car sales have fallen sharply since then. fed chairman says the jobs will state's scarce. >> the unemployment rate will probably still be at 9% by the end of the year. >> this woman now gives job training and good will. >> mind is being dusted off. i'm learning new things meeting people. >> now your 11 insta-weather- plus forecast with a meteorologist john collins. >> let's look at the hd doppler radar. a fair share of cloudiness overhead. war breaks in the clouds. slightly warmer temperature cars -- slightly warmer temperatures. nothing very significant. more significant grain crops to the west, closer to the cold front. a lot more cloudiness during the afternoon. seeing more significant rain chances as the front gets closer. let's look at rainfall so far. we really have to look at the year, because the month is just getting started in october. we have only had a date to put in the records so far. for 2009, a surplus of almost four inches. september was close enough to average to count as a fairly good shape as far as rainfa

he ran away and got into his car. one officer reached into the car and tried to grab the keys, but hughes drove off, dragging the officer with him. >>> another officer fired several shots, shooting out the red car's back window. the injured officer is being treated at shock trauma. police have not released his name or the name of the suspect. >>> and a city officer shot and injured during a -- during a drug investigations. police say this afternoon officers working with the fbi safe streets task force on peer ponte avenue when a drug deal went bad. >> that narcotics transaction appeared to take a turn south, suspect pulled out a weapon. at that point, police officers identified themselves at the suspect, he do not comply, officer fired one shot, defensive shot, striking the suspect. >> police say one of officers shot the suspect several times. the suspect who has not been identified is in serious condition at shock trauma. >>> firefighters were busy today fighting a two-alarm fire in southwest baltimore. fire broke ou

a car. it happened to one couple. they were pinned under the car for nearly an hour.hey survived, but their experience was life-changing. >>> hundreds of thousands of drivers will have to find a new way to work this morning. the bay bridge here linking san francisco and oakland has been closed endefinitely. here's what happened. a piece of steel and cable fell off and on to the road last night. nobody was hurt, thank goodness, but the falling debris did cause a minor car accident. >>> a car bomb ripped through a busy shopping area this morning. it happened in pakistan 37 local officials say that at least 90 people died. most of them are said to be women. the number keeps going up, too. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is in pakistan right now just a short while ago she said that those responsible are on the losing side of history. >>> you have to hear this story here. a car crashes in to a house, lands right on top of a couple's bed, trapping them there for nearly an hour. here are the pictures. the couple says that motor fluid sprayed their faces. they got out

car rental companies can say we're not going to buy as many new cars for the next cycle. that's what they've done, reducing the number of cars they have on hand by very, very large numbers. meaning, car rental prices are going up, not down. how should you beat it? shop multiple companies and try hotwire and priceline. big savings on car rentals. i'm clark howard. for more ways for you to save a dollar go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >>> don't miss clark's weekend show. right here at noon and 4:00 p.m. eastern. >>> three americans are sharing this year's nobel prize in medicine. the institute says they won for their work on chromosome research, which has implications for understanding aging and cancer. the prize includes $1.4 million. >>> ex-cop drew peterson will fight charges that he killed his third wife. a judge now says his murder trial can include her testimony. we'll explain how and why his attorney says it's unfair. >>> indonesia called off the search for survivors. no one could have survived this long. emergency workers are clearing rubble now. the u.n. says it's focus

about the price of gas will get you a steal of a deal on that car. and then when gas prices eventually do rise again, because you know they go up and down like this, you'll be sitting in the driver's seat. i'm clark howard. for more ways for you to fatten your wallet, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> so clark will teach you to save more, spend less, and avoid getting ripped off. catch him at noon eastern on saturday and sundays right here on hln. >>> you could call 2009 the year of the swine, the swine flu, anyway. and you've got to see the long list of celebs who now have it.

or least just break the car. >> turned around all of a sudden, hey, a chunk of the car was off. >> iw it was possible to rip off an entire bumper, but the whole back end of a car? >> it was like the greatest thing we've ever seen. >> narrator: apparently, joey didn't hear his friends' warnings -- or so he says. >> "stop, stop, stop." how can you not hear that? he was screaming loud. >> hey, oh, come on, man. >> narrator: so much for doing it yourself... ...because this tow turned out to be a real rip-off. [ siren wails ] the sleepy parish of ouachita, louisiana, is unaccustomed to high-speed chases. but when a drug-running rebel tries to blaze through this quiet hamlet sheriff royce toney's men feel obliged to give him a taste of local justice. >> deputies realized they were about to go through two school zones, and that's when they knew they had to end the pursuit. >> narrator: speeding dangerously close to the school, lawmen take decisive action. [ tires squealing ] a precise tap to the rear end, and this hell-raiser is toast. [ indistinct radio chatter ] deputies search the trunk

bystanders said he rolled over the car. his sneaker is still in the grass dozens of yards away. >> [unintelligible] >> the driver stated the same as did several witnesses. but police are still working on exactly what happened. there is a crosswalk. what is still not clear is, did the boy run into the street and did you become -- come in between two cars in the roadway? there are conflicting statements on that. >> [unintelligible] we will do a full reconstruction. >> cars are parked along both sides and block the driver's view. drivers often run to quickly through the neighborhood, cutting off great seneca highway to avoid traffic and stoplights. >> it is really bad. >> back live in germantown now. police are going to put it together and take it to the state's attorney. and it is the state's attorney who will decide whether or not this driver should be charged. >> we will hope for the best for that young boy. there are calls today for d.c. councilman to resign over the controversy with his chief of staff. according to wire t

can afford it. >> a plug-in car, okay. come to mama. >>> police are on a mission to look for criminals before they can strike again. we'll explain their door-to-door search for more than 1,000 registered sex offenders. >>> the tea party express is back on the road again. the conservatore is holding rallies in 19 cities. they're protesting government programs they say cost too much and take too much control out of people's hands. >> we need to get back to the days when we were responsible and we assumed the responsibility of ourselves and our families and the government is not a part of my daily life. i really resent the government taking up so much of my time that i'm down here, having to protest right now. >> anti-tea party protesters held their own rally in l.a. one protester says she came out to show her support for a government-run health care option. >>> climbing fences and knocked on doors to find more than 1,000 registered sex offenders. they conducted a massive sweep to make sure they're not violating their probati

small cars, used small cars aren't selling at all. the owners can't beg, borrow or steal to buy them. so the price of the small cars are going down to the point that it is shocking how much cheaper they are. so if you zig while everybody else zags, buying a small, fuel-efficient car while nobody seems to care about the price of gas will get you a steal of a deal on that car, and then when gas prices eventually do rise again, because they go up and down like this, you'll be sitting in the driver's seat. i'm clark howard, for my ways for you to fatten your wallet, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> catch clark at noon eastern on saturdays and sundays right here on hln. >>> all right, travelers. let's talk right now got the ra generally have delays. >> good morning. delays are starting early, a 64-minute delay the average at laguardia because of the wind. rain-related delays all about a half hour toward philadelphia and atlanta. wind in detroit down to a half hour. the longest delays, new york city metros, hour or more, philadelphia hour or m

a car payment. she has other children to take care of. >> reporter: those here weren't just opening their wallets but hearts as well. they stopped to sign the fub lick retch trags book and even poems they'd written. >> look down upon us a somer, loom down from time to time, show us your big smile. we know that you'll be fine. >> again our jacksonville afit yi. the community raised more than $18,000 for somer's family. >>> at the stroke of midnight tomorrow night, michael jackson's "this is it" sgin as two-week run just two weeks in theaters around the world. a documentary created from footage shot as jackson was preparing for his summer concert series in london. the clips showed the king of pop rehearsing very intricate dance moves. that's really all he could do. he couldn't do simple stuff. just the fancy stuff. his voice is strong. he appears to be in good health, but the film in the motivation behind its release is controversial. so let's bring in tom o'neal of "intouch weekly" to talk about the