. >>> the parents of baby lisa irwin have hired a defense attorney and private investigator. this has criminal charges could be looming against deborah bradley. the kansas city mother gave inconsistent statements to investigators. first she said she was drinking the night her baby vanished in her crib or from her crib. now bradley says she was taking anxiety medication. and may have blacked out. and even saw her daughter much earlier than she first thought. bradley's new lawyer says the mother has been under intense pressure since her baby's disappearance. >> if people are making a little bit more of it than it is. she's not changing her story as to when she saw the baby last. she describes putting the baby to bed at a certain time during the night. obviously, she wasn't clocking that when she was putting the baby to bed. she wasn't marking the time down. when she was re-interviewed she had her recollection refreshed on some thijs and moved the type. the new private investigator believes baby lisa is alive. >> who steals a puppy to do away with the puppy? you steal that puppy because you want it. and i think something -- it's either trafficking or maybe an e

the mta has been a key city partner for the city embassadors program. i just want to recognize deborah johnson. she has been invaluable to connecting our program to muni operations, helping us in countless ways, big and small. she is currently the acting executive director and ceo of the mta. happy to call her a friend and colleague. thank you, deborah. also here today is the external affairs director for at&t. at&t provides the cell phones and services provided for emergency calls by the ambassadors. we could not exist without the help of deputy city administrator linda young. she is also the cfo. she makes sure we have all our resources. so this concludes our press conference. media kits are in the front of the room. thank you very much, everyone. [applause]

the while, clutching her barney doll and her photographs. throughout this ordeal, jeremy irwin and deborah bradley have been cooperating fully with the kansas city police department, sitting for hours of interviews. but tonight, police have announced that that is over. >> they've been cooperative up to this point but this evening they decided to stop. >> reporter: does that make you think, does that make the department think they had something to do with lisa's disappearance? >> everything's on the table. just like i've been saying for three days now. knock's changed. >> reporter: but if they go from cooperating to not, i would imagine that's got to raise obvious questions. >> it's a fair conclusion for you to draw. i can't say that matter of factually for the detectives, though. >> reporter: but the family rejects what the police are saying. just hours ago, the sister of the baby's father, holding a news conference of her own. >> we saw the press conference at 7:00 and want the public to know that we have never stopped cooperating with the police. the main goal has always been to find lisa and bring her home. >> reporter: this confusing situati

the building center screen. city officials aren't moving in to move him. he is complaining about the city manager ordering police action against protestors. >> i'd really like to get the city manager deborah fagone down here to justify her actions and come and talk to us before i come down. >> we don't have a plan to move him down and we'll take a look at that on a continual basis. >> last night o'kelly turned down an offer to have the city manager call his cell phone. the days or maybe hours could be numbered for "occupy sf," as well. demonstrators got these relief threats leaflets. they are reminders of cleaning that and maintenance that needs to be done in the park. >>> president obama is holding a fundraiser this afternoon at the "w" hotel in san francisco. singer-songwriter jack johnson is performing. 200 guests will be paying a minimum of $7,500 a plate. right now mr. obama is in southern california and this morning he is taping an appearance on the tonight show with jay leno. >>> a deadly police shooting under investigation in antioch this morning. officers responded to a call of a man with a gun at a townhouse community on lemon tree court. they say that he refused orders to put t

talked to one family member, a cousin of the mother who said they still have full faith in deborah despite what many people here in the public in the kansas cityrea believe at this point. >> absolutely. there's zero doubt in deborah. you know, i don't want to go into it too much, but the police are doing their jobs, you know? if you don't have any other suspects, you go to the one person that's there that night, the last person to see her, you know? who else do you pout point your finger at? >> t.j., the disheartening thing here is police will frankly tell you they have no leads in this situation. about five days after baby lisa has gone missing. so that is the disheartening news. fbi investigators searched a nearby landfill. that didn't turn anything up. they returned here to this neighborhood yesterday going door to door. they had gone with metal detectors into a creek area behind the home looking for anything that might provide any kind of clues. but frankly, police here say they have no leads and that is disheartening, to say the least. >> ed lavendera, thank you so much. >>> coming up next, folks, stay with us. joining me in studio, the d

city. now new information about what the mother deborah bradley was doing the night her daughter disappeared. drinking. surveillance video shows she bought boxed wine and baby supplies hours before she vanished. a lot were asking whether you were drinking a lot that night. whether that might explain something here. >> doesn't explain anything because i had nothing to do with anything. >> were you drinking a lot that night. >> i was directing. but it has nothing to do with my daughter's disappearance. >> reporter: she says she was with a close friend on the porch for much of the evening. >> i had a friend over outside. we sit outside a lot. i had a best friend but nobody was in the house. >> reporter: no question local authorities have their suspicions which led to sometimes a contentious relationship between the family and police and the cops said she failed a lie detector. >> i said how did you do.ailed failed what? what question did i fail? and he said you failed the one where you know where your daughter is at and i said, that's not possible. i don't know where she's at. and i just procee

. >>> the mother of a missing kansas city baby says she was dropped and may have blacked out the night her daughter disappeared from home. deborahadly reported their 10-month-old daughter missing october 4. he returned from work to find the house unlocked and the baby gone. the couple is represented by the same defendant that defended in the natalie holloway case. >>> the racing world is mourning the loss of dan wheldon. he died sunday after that crash at the las vegas indy300. one friend says dan wheldon was in his prime. >> he was having the best time of his life. >> some experts said there were too many drivers on back track with too little experience. an autopsy report says he died from head injuries. he leaves behind a wife and two young sons. he was 33 years old. >>> giuliana rancic says she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. she is 37, says the tumor was discovered during a recent mammogram. she was undergoing a round of in vitro fertilization when her doctor suggested that she get screened. she will have six weeks of radiation therapy. she says the cancer was detected early and her prognosis is good. she grew up in b

the first time e're seeing baby lisa's parents, jeremy irwin and deborah braddey, attend ttis type of prayer vigil. they've been having here in the neighborhood forr some days now."billboards around the kannas city metro area are being used in the search for lisa.last week, authorities executed a search irwin home.but the family attorney says police waited too long to do the search."all the time that they spent in this backyard, and again, they've got to do ttht. aad they've got to be thorough about ii, but 17 days later? my fear is that we've missed thii criticcl time to find announced a suspeet in the - disappearance.i'm melisa raney reporting. lisa's mother says she wss drunk the night her daughter ... because police told her - she faiied a lie detector test. rescce crews in turkey are sifting through theerubble today... in searrh of survivors frrm sunday's powerfuu earthquake.the 7-ppint-2 magnitude quake left at least 9-hundred people dead... affer dozens of buildings collapsed... trapping residents in the rubbleesince then... there have been at least 7 aftershocks.officials are calling it the most powerful eaathquakkethe country has seen in more than a decade. the hunt is on... for a ten-f

the newsroom. denise. >> reporter: kansas city police just released the surveillance video of deborah bradley, the motherin. she walked in to buy wine and baby supplies. and this was several hours before she said her daughter was abducted from the crib. the fbi questioned a store clerk, hoping to get an idea of bradley's state of mind before the disappearance. >> i told them, she never looked depressed around me. she always seemed to have a smile on her face when her kids were around. >> reporter: police brought out atvs and search dogs today to comb the area where lisa lives to make sure they voluntary missed anything. >> reporter: lisa's parents have now hired a private investigator in the search. >>> new security concerns authority -- after authorities stop a plot. today, officials say they believe iran is considering another terror attack. bill plant has more for wjz. >> there may be a chain of these things. >> reporter: senate intelligence committee chair dianne feinstein says there is information the iranians may have other targets. >> i think we need to explore whether there are other plots going

tension this morning between the kansas city police department and the parents of a missing baby girl as the search for young lisa irwin continues. police say deborahradley and jeremy irwin have stopped talking with detectives, a move that could hamper the search for the missing 10-month-old. the family calls that police claim untrue. >> we've been cooperative from day one and we continue to assist the police with the investigation. the main goal has always been to find lisa and bring her home. >> the search for the baby lisa has been going on since tuesday when her parents first reported her missing. the police claim whoever took their daughter also stoeld this cell phones. >>> amanda knox is reportedly being flooded with hate mail and threats following her acquittal. the 24-year-old washington student and her family left italy immediately after an appeals court threw out her conviction. knox has not been seen since arriving back on tuesday night in public. her father says they've received calls threatening to hurt her, but would not go into any details. amanda is in hiding with her mother and other family members outside of seattle. >>> a fingerp

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the fbi poring over this surveillance tape from a kansas city grocery store. it shows the baby's mother, deborahand an unidentified man just hours before bradley says she last saw her baby girl in her crib. the feds questioning a store clerk about how ms. bradley was acting as they and the police dig for clues in baby lisa's whereabouts. judge jeanine pirro is host of justice with judge jeneane, she joins us live in kansas city. thanks so much for being pack on the program -- back on the program. i want to talk to you about because we heard this existed, now they've released it and made it public, and the police seemed to be -- you never know, you know? they seemed to be steering us off of this saying, oh, well, we've investigated, and that's all we have to say about it, suggesting it didn't go anywhere. but what do we know? >> well, what we do know and be what i know from my law enforcement sources, megyn, is that that video surveillance includes not only debbie, the mother, but her brother who apparently took her to the supermarket where she bought not just wine, megyn, but baby wipes. and our

the main goal has always been to find lisa and bring her home. >>> a family member read that written statement last night from deborah bradley and jeremy irwin shortly after kansas city police say the two had stopped talking with detectives. police say they're shutting down their command post near the family's home. the couple claims someone snatched the 10-month-old lisa irwin from her home. >>> amanda knox is erroredly being flooded with hate mail and threats following her acquittal. the 24-year-old washington student and her family left italy immediately after an appeals court threw out the conviction in the stabbing death of her roommate, meredith kercher. her family says they've received some calls threatening to her her, but would not go into any details. knox is reportedly in hiding with her mother and other family members outside of seattle. >>> a father's quick thinking is being credited for saving his daughter. his car's engine caught fire and he jumped into action, pulling his daughter out before the fire spread. firefighters were able to quickly put out the fire, but the fire was destroyed. >>> drivers in virginia won't be able to get or renew licenses fo

the missing now 11-month-old missing girl in kansas city, missouri. the infant's mother is seen on this video buying baby supplies from the local market on the day that she went missing. deborahaby food, some wipes, and a box of wine. she puts her infant daughter to bed at 10:30 that night and says that was the last time she saw her. ed lavandera is the one who helped us obtain some of that video. what more are you learning about that? >> reporter: well, it's interesting. it was one of the first glimpses we've had into the hours before. we've had a rough time line of what happened more than a week ago in this neighborhood in kansas city. we've been focused around that 10:30 at nighttime last monday when police say they were told by the parents that deborah bradley had put her baby lisa to sleep that night. this is 5 1/2 hours or so before, assuming that is correct, and it's six minutes long. you can see deborah bradley, and another man walk into this grocery store, about a mile or so away from this neighborhood here. and they walk away and everything looks very calm. they walk into an i'll and buy some baby food and baby wipes over at another section of the store. they get a

used pumps, shovels and metal detectors, while draining the water out of a creek behind jeremy and deborah's residence. >> we have been all over the cityg up on leads, interviewing people, furthering this investigation. this is another step in the investigation. >> reporter: the fbi was back again yesterday, searching at this, the family home. as for the attorney, he won't say who is paying for his services. we know it's not baby lisa's parents. apparently, it's the same benefactor who is providing the $100,000 reward. george? >> linsey, thanks. >>> joe tacopina joins us now. he is representing deborah bradley and her husband. and the private investigator, bill stanton. you remember bill as our former "gma" security consultant. thanks for coming in. joe, let me begin with you. is it fair to assume you would have taken on this case if you thought the parents had anything to do with the disappearance? >> you don't have to assume it. i'm telling you that. it took me over a week to speak to this family. the investigators, over a week. and i did not want to get into this case if i believed they were guilty because it's not the sort of case

the missing baby lisa irwin. deborah bradley says she was drunk the night her 10-month- old disappeared from their kansas city homeenies doing anything to harm the little girl. police have started new searches around the family's home and a nearby creek. the child was reported missing on october 4th after the baby's father said he had arrived home to find a window tampered and a little girl missing. >>> a dramatic rescue as a boston apartment building goes up in flames. an elderly couple dropped their 6-year-old grandson from the third floor into the arms of a waiting firefighter. the six alarm blaze tore through the building damaging two dozen apartments. the firefighter who caught the child says it was the boy's only chance to survive. >> i knew she wasn't going to be able to hold him forever so at that point when i got underneath i said go ahead and drop him. he was upset and he was clearly -- flailing about his arms, his one free arm was flailing and leg was flailing. i really wasn't sure when she dropped him exactly where he was going to end up. >> firefighter is a hero for sure. a total of 15 people rescued

the 11-month-old disappeared october 4th from her kansas city home. her mother admitted she was drunk the night the child disappeared but deborah bradley insists she wouldot have the harmed her daughter under the influence. >>> and race car driver dan wheldon has been laid to rest in florida. he died last saturday in a crash at a las vegas indy 300. the two-time indy 500 winner was remembered as a driver with the heart of a lion. nascar is giving drivers a weekend featuring the image of a knight in his honor. >>> americans in kenya are on alert. the u.s. embassy is warning them of an imminent threat of attacks. after kenya sent troops to find islamic militants. it is directed at places where congregate. and the heir to the saudi throne has died. he died in a new york hospital. his half-brother was thought to be in his 80s and was battling cancer. he served for decades as the saudi defense minister sister and described as a valued friend of the united states. >>> the worst flooding in thailand is not going away anytime soon. the prime minister told residents during his weekly tv address even more waters could soon pour through the nation's capital city.

the defense attorney is going to attack anything that isn't to their advantage for their client. let's just remember this. joe tacopino represents deborah bradley and her husband. and deborah bradley is the suspect. the kansas citye represent the victim. that is, the baby, lisa irwin. so there's a conflict there. but you can't criticize the police for being selective with evidence taken, and you can't criticize them for taking too much time and being too careful in an investigation with too many people. that's just ridiculous. if you take two detectives and you spend 15 minutes, do you find that that evidence has a lot of value, or there was a lot of scrutiny involved in collecting it? sn well then they'd have that argument. so that's ridiculous. martha: let's go back to this video issue for a moment. you have three different people who claim they saw a man walking in the middle of the night, the same night that lisa disappeared, carrying a baby dressed in only a diaper, and there are separate witnesses that have somewhat the same story in this, then there's a dumpster that was not too far from the house and reports from deborah bradley's side of this whole thing, that she was shown burnt clothing as part of thi

. >>> the search for the kansas city infant known as baby lisa entered its fourth week. lisa's mother, deborah bradley, says now that police have thoroughly searched her home and yard she hopes they'll comb the nearby woods. the man still legally married to bradley and had a son with her is speaking out for the first time saying she was always a good mom. >>> good news to report, trixie, the homeless disabled dog who can only walk on her front legs has been adopted. we told you about the chihuahua last week and more than a dozen animal lovers nationwide reached out to adopt trixie. in the end animal services decided a florida veterinarian would be a good match with her home and all of the medical care she could possibly need. it is four past the hour. here is matt and al. >> you had a question? >> yes. >> never mind. how about a check of the weather? >> we've got a check of the beautiful young ladies. what are your names? whoops. what is her name? >> caroline. >> what's your name? >> caroline. >> caroline and caroline. >> no, this is natalie. >> that's natalie, okay, very nice. you're now nata

. >>> the mother of missing kansas city infant, lisa irwin, is changing certain parts of her story. deborahradley admits she saw her daughter hours earlier than she first told police. and she admits to drinking heavily. maybe even blacking out the night that lisa disappeared. her admission shows she has nothing to hide. today marks two weeks since that little girl's disappearance. >>> a suburban detroit man is in trouble, after police say he used his 9-year-old daughter as his designated driver. surveillance video shows the little girl getting behind the wheel while her dad pumps gas. the dad was telling the store clerk that his daughter was driving. >>> no fines. that's the nfl's verdict for jim harbaugh of san francisco and jim schwartz of detroit. they told the league that they're postgame conduct will be toned down. as for "monday night football," the highlights from espn news. >> good morning. i'm dan bell with your espn news update. the new york jets, trying to break a three-game losing streak. they're at home, taking on the miami dolphins. there's brandon marshall. said earlier in th

the 11-month-old disappeared october 4th from her kansas city home. lisa's mother has admitted she was drunk the night the child disappeared, but deborah bradley insistsld not have harmed her daughter while under the influence. >>> and race car driver dan wheldon has been laid to rest in st. petersburg, florida. he died last sunday in a fiery 15-car crash at the las vegas indy 300. the two-time indy 500 winner was remembered as a driver with the heart of a lion. nascar is giving teams at the talladega super speedway a decal this weekend featuring an image of a knight and the word "lionheart" in his honor. >>> and americans in kenya are on alert. the u.s. embassy is warning them of an imminent threat of terrorist attacks after kenya sent troops across the border into somalia to find islamic militants linked to al qaeda. it is directed at places where foreigners are known to congregate like malls and nightclubs. >>> and the heir to the saudi throne has died. crown prince sultan sultan binalziz al saud has died in a new york hospital. . his half-brother was thought to be in his 80s and was battling cancer. he served for decades as the saudi defense minis

the 11-month-old disappeared october 4th from her kansas city home. lisa's mother has admitted she was drunk the night the child disappeared. deborah not have harmed her daughter while under the influence. >>> and race car driver dan wheldon has been laid to rest in st. peterspetersburg, florida. he died last saturday in a fiery 15-car crash in the the las vegas indy 300. the two-time indy 500 was remembered as a driver with the heart of a lion. nascar is giving teams at talladega a decal this weekend featuring a decal way knight and the word "lionheart" in his honor. >>> country star loretta lynn is being treated for a pneumonia. the illness forced the 76-year-old singer to cancel contracts in ashland, kentucky and durham, north carolina. her representative says doctors insist she needs rest. this is the third time lynn has canceled concerts this year. she was also forced to postpone because of heat exhaustion and knee surgery. coming up next, it's the return of 24/7. last month a popular hbo series also aired on cnn, and now it's back with another big fight on the way.

the mother a missing baby in kansas city is talking today. what she's revealing could change some things. jim spellman is covering the lisa irwin story. he's live in kansas city. jim, lisa's mother deborahmbshells speaking with nbc news. the first one probably most importantly she admits she was drinking that night and in fact says she was drunk when the baby went missing. the second thing she said is she changed her story. she said originally the last time they saw baby lisa was 10:30, now saying 6:30 creating a four-hour gap. that really changes the whole tenor of the investigation. here's her describing to nbc news what the interviews with police have been like. take a listen. >> when i first -- they first questioned me, i couldn't fill in gaps, it turned into, you did it, and they put the picture down of her on the table and they said, look at your baby and do what's right for her. just tell everybody where she is so she can come home. i kept saying, i don't know, i don't know, i don't know. >> reporter: she also says in that interview that she expects to be arrested. police have been playing that down. they won't really comment on that. there's been lots of searches going on here,

interview to air on monday's "today" show the mother of a missing kansas city infant admits she was drunk the night her 10-month-old baby girl vanished. deborahey still denies she had anything to do with her baby's disappearance. i'm veronica de la cruz. now back to our program. >>> do you want me to call for him? where is he? come on in. how was the drive? >> good. >> we hired this 18-year-old actress as a decoy. here pretending to be a 12-year-old alone in our undercover house. the man who's coming to visit her is 29-year-old james cisneros. his screen name is too graphic to say on television. almost right off the bat cisneros asks an apparent 12-year-old online -- >> do you like sex? >> who doesn't? >> me, too. you want to hang out tonight? if you're not busy. >> she tells cisneros that he can't come over now because her mother is home. >> oh, can you sneak off late tonight and we can get a hotel and i will drop you off and you sneak back in? >> what for? >> sex. >> you heard that right. he wants to take someone he thinks is a 12-year-old to a hotel for sex. but the decoy won't budge. so cisneros gives in and shows up at the house. >> so i

the family. nbc's john yang is in kansas city. john, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ann. this morning, lisa irwin's parents, deborah bradley and jeremy irwin, are behind closed doors in seclusion but the former new york city police cop -- new york city cop hired to investigate the case has taken his first look inside this house, and he took us along with him. for the first time, bill stanton took a look inside the scene of the baffling mystery he's been hired to investigate. >> i think it was someone outside and either got through that window or walked right through this front door. >> reporter: no cameras allowed on this visit, though the family has invited nbc news in before. stanton walked us through what deborah bradley and jeremy irwin told them about that night's events how jeremy, up for neither 20 hours arrived home 3:45 the morning of october 4th, how he found the front door unlocked and because they were behind on their bills he was annoyed the lights were on and how he discovered his then 10-month-old baby's crib was empty. stanton dismissed apparently inconsistencies in deborah's evolving public account

the time line surrounding lisa's final night. pete certify in kansas city with the fascinating tour this morning. ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: sunday night, baby lisa's parents, deborahradley and jeremy irwin rurpds returned home for a candlelight vigil. neither said a word but were both in tears as lisa's grandfather offered an emotional prayer. >> please keep her safe. and bring her home to us as soon as possible. >> reporter: after the vigil, the irwin family invited nbc news inside the home. >> this is baby lisa's bedroom, one of the first things you notice is the spot right here on the light switch. this way you can see the small frames, her hand and footprint from the day lisa was born. her clothes still hanging in the closet. the scooby doo onesy on the rack. and right here, this is the crib lisa was sleeping in. deborah and jeremy believe this is where she was taken from that night. and sort of an ominous reminder of what they say happened here. the graphite from the fingerprinting process by police. this is where they suspect an abductor came in. this is a family room or computer room. if it was an abduction, they would have had to come through this room and

the search for that missing baby in kansas city. lisa erwin's mother now admits that she was drunk the night her child disappeared. deborahshe may have blacked out after drinking more than five glasses of boxed wine. she also admits she last saw lisa four hours earlier than what she originally told police. >>> a maryland businessman will remain in custody in aruba in connection with the disappearance of his traveling companion after his latest repeal for release was denied. lawyers for gary giordano claimed there was not enough evidence to hold him. giordano was a suspect in the presumed death of robyn gardner, who disappeared back in august. >>> an apparent bochd suicide attempt in the boston area led to caring rescues in an apartment fire. when a man deliberately cut a gas line and ignited it with a lighter. more than a dozen people were injured. one firefighter and a neighbor stood below windows and caught young children who were dropped to safety. >> i knew she wasn't going to be able to hold them forever. at that point when i got underneath i said, go ahead and drop them. >> i said, drop them, here, i can hold them.

the missing baby from kansas city. police say it has been nearly two weeks since deborah bradley and jeremy irwin have had a face-to-facey the parents' cooperation is critical to finding little lisa irwin. the parents have hired a well-known criminal defense attorney to represent them. >>> more than 1,000 palestinian prisoners are back home this morning after the swap between israel and palestinians. they were released and returned for gillad shalit. he's the israeli soldier captured by hamas in 2006. shalit's father says the 25-year-old is healthy but will need time to recover from some physical as well as psychological wounds. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is in oman this morning after personally expressing support for libya's new leaders. in an unannounced visit, clinton urged the libyans to continue moving towards democracy. she also announced $11 million in u.s. aid for libya including medical help for wounded fighters. clinton says she hopes former dictator moammar gadhafi would be killed or captured soon. >>> it was by far the liveliest debate of the most republican presidential candidates took the stage

. >> reporter: the parents of 10- month-old lisa irwin say their daughter was taken from her crib in kansas city, late monday or early tuesday. her mom, deborah bradley says police now told her she failed a lie detector tests, but they didn't show her the results. the baby's father offered to take a test, but police said he didn't have to. police say bradley and irwin have stopped cooperating with the investigation, a claim the couple denies. search teams scoured a kansas landfill this afternoon, looking for any sign of the missing baby girl. >> police have received dozens of tips since the dips appearance, but --a disappearance, but so far, none has panned out. >>> anger over the economy builds, as the occupy wall street demonstration spreads from coast to coast. protestors say they're looking for a platform against corporate greed. in new york, the movement is now entering its third week. and hundreds of people are camped out at freedom plaza, just blocks from the white house. the group is gathered at the inner harbor this week. >> reporter: new numbers show employers added just over 100 towz jobs in november. -- 100,000 jobs in november. n

. >> reporter: and we now know how the couple first met, at a payless shoesource in kansas city, where deborah was working as a cashier and jeremy came in to make electrical repairs. the couple hasn't spoken publicly since sunday. they say an intruder stole their baby. still, investigators say deborah and jeremy haven't agreed to an unrestricted interview with detectives in nearly two weeks. >> under the glare of all the cameras and all the attention, how is your relationship? how are you two doing? >> closer than we've ever been. that's the only way to be right now. >> reporter: also this morning, police are discounting reports that a neighbor saw a man with a baby near the home early that morning that baby lisa disappeared. natalie? >> peter alexander in kansas city, missouri. thank you, peter. >>> the world series is now tied at one game apiece as the texas rangers beat the cardinals on their st. louis home turf 2-1 last night. the teams now head to the lonestar state for game three on saturday. >>> and take a look at these new photos out today. they appear to show the iceberg that sank the

the family to die. >>> kansas city police are releasing surveillance video of the mother of the missing 10- month-old. she was shopping just hours before the baby disappears. on the video, deborah bradley buys groceries, diapers and a box of wine. police say this really doesn't answer questions about the case. >>> a teacher uses a marker on a student's hair. his hair cut is against school policy. so a teacher colored in the lines with a black permanent marker. williams says he has since shaved around the part. the school principal says the school should have called his parents and that nothing like this will happen again. >>> the battle of the sexes is getting hotter in the world of advertising. a soft drink company is under fire for an ad that says this product is not for women. betty nguyen reports for wjz from new york. >> man down. >> hey. what are you doing? >> saving my manly behavior. >> i bet it's that strong body wash. >> no, it's this light beer. >> man up. >> using ego to appeal to humor, this is advertising showing masculinity to sell its product. >> hello, ladies, how are you? fantastic. does your man look like me? no. can he smell like me, yes. >> reporter: the pl

the national transitional council facing down gadhafi loyalists in two cities, sirte and bani walid. >> nic, amazingly still don't know. >>> now on to detroit where a jury's been seated in the underwear bomber trial. deborahly. i understand abdulmutallab, the bomber, is not happy with the jury? >> reporter: the jury is comprised of three men, nine women, two of them african-american, one southeast asian. abdulmutallab has fired his lawyers and is going to be representing himself. that means he'll likely be cross-examining passengers on board the plane he's accused of trying to blow up. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula has claimed responsibility for the plot. the group does remain a significant threat to the u.s. >> deborah, thanks again. >>> now to alabama where the state's controversial new immigration law is hitting home. david mattingly is in atlanta tonight. what are some of the consequences you're starting to see? >> reporter: erin, alabama farmers have been complaining for months that they can't find enough workers to get their crops out of the field and they're saying they may soon go out of business. but now critics of the alabama law who are fighting it in court are also saying that children are