why he chose to attack hannah wheeling is unclear. since there is parole in maryland, brian, he will be eligible to apply when he's in his mid- to late 50s. shawn. >> thank you. >>> and the main suspect in natalie holloway's disappearance is now a convicted murderer. >>> and why sarah ferguson is facing serious charges overseas. >>> and if you have a story idea, call the fox 5 tipline. or e-mail your chip tips 230 tofox5tips@wttg.com. com.  ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. in hands-free toilet cleaning. scrubbologists have made a remarkable leap forward introducing the one-step toilet bowl cleaner from scrubbing bubbles. just step on the pedal. the 360 degree sprayer delivers a powerful cleaner to tackle lime scale, toilet rings, and even cleans under the rim. it's a remarkable leap forward in hands-free t

the deputy district attorney hannah questioned brown about the common issues of the journal and the graphic photos of the nude, and partly nude women inside the home. brown said the journal talked about legs, women wearing high

let me show you another little video of hannah.d, she hadn't been in a pool in a while. they get hannah the hippo a new pool. >> i think she went swimming. >> she's probably looking for somebody to play marco polo with. >> got a little race video for you. nick, i know you'll like this. instead of gentlemen, start your engines, it's gentlemen, start your elephants. the eighth edition of the international elephant race in a national park in nepal. you've got 20 elephants and cabs participating in this year's recent competition. the nepal tourism board promotes competition and the aim is to promote tourism in the region. >> these elephants can move. >> i like racing, i don't like seeing majestic animals doing stupid things. i don't like circuses and i don't like bears riding bicycles. >> but i think these elephants are not doing this every day. it's a once-a-year kind of thing. it's like the kentucky derby kind of racing, they've got them painted up. the reason they're all painted up is this whole thing is part of an elephant festival

police arrested daryl hannah, actress daryl hannah in this battle when she protested over this keystonet the white house. we'll get her reaction to this big news we brought you yesterday as breaking news live next. and a choice. take advil now and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to go, coach. ♪ rejected the pipeline project that would have transported oil all the way from canada from alberta down through the mid-sengz of the u.s. down to texas and the gulf coast. environmental voeblths say this is the best public interest. critics this is political. official little the president says, and this came down just yesterday because he didn't have enough timetom assess the impact of this 1700-mile long pipeline, didn't have the time to assess the impact on the environment. now, congress had given him two months to decide and the president's spokesman said setting that deadline, that that was the problem. >> the republicans put in jeopardy a process that should be immune from politics. should be conducted on the basis of pragmatic and conside

i took mom and hannah down to the laundry room. hala snuck up to my apartment and was on the couch like she had been there all day long. my mom made the best cornish hens. the pictures didn't work, i took them. that is hala and jay behind my christmas bush. we had a really fun christmas. my mom and i got pedicures at this place. jay and i packed up our stuff. >> you took your thongs down to puerto rico. >> yes, we did. we hung out on the beach. we did nothing, absolutely nothing. >> i bet you did something. >> that was new year's eve. in bed by 10:30. >> today you and i are both getting our roots done. you go to the beach. >> look, mine are the worse they've ever been. >> they really are. somebody made a lot of news yesterday on our show. before we go into my week. jerry, jerry is getting so much facebook love and why not? in yesterday's show we spilled some wheat grass. hoda spilled it. >> you were invading my purse. >> you were showing off your purse and there was something you didn't want anybody to see. i know what it is and i

count lou hannah among the angry voters.e helped prepare for t first shuttle for launch in 1981 and he worked on the last one in july. for financial security, he had bought two houses to rent, but he filed for bankruptcy last month. >> well, i was laid off on july 22. eight days later a tenant moved out of one of my houses. i think it was three days later the tenant moved out of the other house. and all of a sudden i've got three mortgages to make on no paycheck. so i had no choice. >> pelley: do you think the politicians who are running for president have a good understanding of what your concerns and what your needs are? >> no. >> no. >> they're disconnected from everything. they have no clue. >> romney earned tens of thousands.... >> couric: one reason they feel disconnectd is that the leading political candidates are millionaires and the political advertising strikes them like this. >> garbage. >> we don't listen to them anymore. >> pelley: just tune them out? >> i'm on the computer all day long looking for a job. >> it'

the real underlying protest here, which is what darrell hannah. it's called oil sand.the sand is muddy with oil. you have to boil water using hydrogen and basically melt the oil out of the sand. that uses a lot of energy and is traditionally more polluting than digging a holy straight in the ground and seeing with that. but that be be overcome through nolg and all sorts of things and playing the pipeline in less dangerous areas or less sensitive areas. the issue is we are buying what a lot of americans think are dirty types of oil from canada, and that's what has people annoyed. i just want to reach over here for a second, brooke. i want to show it to you because i've got a bottle that i brought up when i was in canada. >> do you keep this stuff on your desk? >> i clearly haven't had need to open it for some time, but basically here it is. this is oil sand. i don't know how well you can see this, but basically i can crumble it, and it's sand, and it basically looks like you're holding tar. you have to get the oil out of this. if you smell it, it's oil. what happens it

the legendary american anthropologist and organizer of the foundation for sure manic studies hannah was so impressed by his talent that later his foundation awarded the siberian sharman the title of living treasure sharman is. now the gathering is over the shamans are about to set out on a pilgrimage to mt suck a night they will cover at least a hundred kilometers to lowlands mountain passes and heavy go in forest parts. of by. followers has been here before this is one of the most private places that give the guru his show money powers it has been considered one of the sacraments of shamanism for a very long time i told cliffe bears what looked like too dry and ponds carved out of rock legend insists that sham ones will live as long as these ten fingers so that. the legendary female sharman. is buried on the opposite side of the slope of the grave of czar in bor a great chairman who went through all nine stages of the initiation procedure is found by they say that in the old days such shamans merged with the spirit during the ritual to control the weather travel over long distances

((pkg))a page on facebook hannah siple created it.the .at it does happen.and, it's not just classmates turning to social media... in hopes to help richardson's case. fox 45 found this post asking anyone with first hand knowledge f abuse to call the public defender's office..7:23:32 i remember once last year he told me that his mother had died and that his father didn't care. that he and his father didn't get alog and e doesn't ever remember loving his father.butt bite7:23:54 &pand you could tell in his eye he really meant it it wasn't any anger just hurt.stand up 7:17:18 while friends of richardson say he was physicclly and verbally abused but his father... police never picked up on any signs of abuse and they had been called to this house 16 times over the pastt3 years. :31(dr deann kirschner) 7:05:05 if you don't have all the information you can't jump to conclusions. doctor dean kirschner is a psychologist who works with teens. some suffer from abuse similar to that being alleged in richardson's case. (kirschner) 7:09:20 we don't know w

i feel so much better mallory tells hannah. hannah nods, smiling now. i feel free, she says. later, one of luce's p.r. reps takes me backstage to shift through the bands of rejected affections. most kids mention music, movies or girlfriends or boys or sex or surprisingly often just condoms which is worrisome. you don't want to do that in stages. you don't want to say i'll start by giving up condoms and maybe i'll work my way up to sex. you should probably do it all at once. a number of new warriors are oddly precise about their proposed abandonings they cast into perdition, starbucks multiple votes victoria's secret ditto. luce wants them to confront the managers of local lingerie stores, cap'n crunch, hip huggers. one kid writes smelling amazing 99.3 fm. eric, vengeance which is probably a good idea. medication which is probably not. and a&w root beer. i think it's ridiculous who will drink a&w no more. most are the versions of adult fundamentalist anger such as the note from allison, child of god that reads, if this keeps up there won't be kids to buy your stuff. it's the s

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this after pleading guilty to the murder and attempted rape of 65-year-old hannah wheeling an instructor at the youth facility. >> it is a tremendous tragedy. there is no answer for why a 13-year-old boy is capable, would be capable of killing and raping in the manner that he did. >>eporter: he committed the brutal crime because of a string of burglaries he committed. during the course of the investigation in the murder at cheltonham the dna evidence revealed he was responsible for much more than burglaries in the apartment complex where he lived. he had climbed a neighbor's third floor balcony, entered her apartment, and stabbed her while she was asleep. dna from wheeling's murder matched that found on a knife used in the attack on hannah peppera which until that match remained an unsolved case. he was 13 at the time. peppera wrote a letter to the court and to watson telling him she forgave him for her own sake but was glad he was off the street. judge tony clark in accepting the guilty plea and passing sentence told watson he wasn't fit to live in this society. that he didn't know the

reporter: neither han nan wheeling's nor brian wonsom's family -- hannah wheeling's nor brian wonsom'sily came to court today. >>> more fallout from embezzlement case involving tom to. a long time howard university professor and -- involving harry thomas, jr. a long time friend pleaded guilty in court today for aiding the scheme and not blowing the whistle. dr. marshall banks admitted to being the middleman funding hundreds of thousands of dollars of city grant members intended for underprivileged children to the former d.c. councilman's direction. >> anybody who understands doctor banks understands anything about his commitment to children, to education will understand that that commitment is unwavering. >> professor banks faces up to three years in prison, a $250,000 fine when he's sentenced later this year. >>> an audit of d.c. mayor vincent gray's transitional fans shows campaign contributions to a staffer. howard brooks was paid $34,500. brooks was accused of giving cash to sulaimon brown in exchange for negative comments about then mayor adrian fenty. payments also went to citade

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he raped and killed hannah wheeling at the print to a discount facility in february, 2010. he is expected to plead guilty later today. gop candidates have a packed schedule of campaign rallies all across south carolina. the major event tonight is a form with gingrich santorum, and and jon huntsman. gingrich is opening his campaign headquarters in florida. mitt romney and rick perry also keeping busy with events in hilton head. a federal judge will hear arguments today on rick perry's fight to get on the virginia primary ballot. he filed a lawsuit after failing to qualify for the march 5 primary. the lawsuit claims the provision in the law is unconstitutional. several other presidential hopefuls have joined in on his lawsuit. abc 7 will have a crew in south carolina on election night. count on us as your election station for instant updates in every newscast as well as on our web site, wjla.com. coming up on abc 7 news at noon -- >> i am very relieved. we were pretty confined and had no idea what was going on. >> a 73-year-old grandmother and her husband share their amazing

i feel so much better, mallory is believed to mallory tawes hannah. i feel free, she says. later one of the raps takes me back stairs to shift through the affections. most mengin musical movies or girlfriends and boyfriends or sex or surprisingly often just condoms which is worrisome. you don't want to do that in stages or say i will start giving out condoms and work my way out. you should probably do it all at once. a number of new warriors are precise of the proposed abandoning the cast into starbucks multiple votes. victoria's secret encouraging kids to come from the managers of local lingerie stores. breakfast cereals, special k and captain crunch, hip huggers one kid writes snelling amazing, 99.3 fm. eric, vengeance is probably a good idea. medication, which is probably not a and a&w root beer. i would say it's ridiculous what they are doing to root beer wrote a boy who would drink a and w no more. most of the message though or junior versions of adult fundamentalist anger such as the note from allyson, a child of god that reads if this keeps up there won't be kids to

my name is hannah.lived in an artist community of long standing at mayor oppose that and alabama. as you can guess, i am speaking to the parking meter issue. it is a very serious concern to many of us too, have, for a long time, lived and worked in that area. the feeling is that the plan came to us at the end of november and i did not have a clue that it was actually going on until i got back to town in early january. the matter was supposed to be decided in the first week of february. i believe that there has not been enough time to consider the mixed use quality of this neighborhood. it is very mixed use. it is not a commercial area or a transit hub. those of us with cars, there are 35 people in my building. currently in the plan there is no parking meters scheduled for the front of my building, but everywhere else around. the impact on those spaces that we all use as artists, many of us daily. myself, i need a car because i personally load in and out every day a full load of circuits equipment. i tea

that victim identified as hannah peppera wrote a letter which the prosecutor read in court. she wrote that while she forgave him so she could move on she felt the world was a better place with people like him off the streets. at the complex where watson lived fear and outrage in the wake of his violence there even years later. >> he has to really watch out who was around. i feel sorry for the lady. >> reporter: prosecutors recommended that watson be held at the patuxent river youth facility. >> now authorities say while watson is not insane he does need extensive psychiatric treatment and counseling before he can even be considered to be ready to return to society. >>> a man has been arrested for breaking into three churches in stafford county in just about a week. 24-year-old brian christopher stevens was arrested wednesday. investigators say he broke into ebenezer united methodist, remoth baptist church and north stafford church of christ. deputies say stevens stole thousands of dollars in tvs and electronics. a few days later he allegedly stole $9,000 in gift cards from e

the deputy district attorney hannah questioned brown about the common issues of the journal and the graphic photos of the nude, and partly nude women inside the home. brown said the journal talked about legs, women wearing high heels and violence. for instance, it said, buffalo hills, in the car, she was real pretty. had to knock her out first. there was evidence regarding joseph naso and the murder victim, tafoya, one of the women that was killed. there was evidence in the home, august six, '94. he said he interpreted it as yuba county girl, saturday, august 6, the same day that tracy tafoya was seen alive. in another instance, brown says, with the words, met tracy, put it to her. detective brown also testified to locating nude photos of the victim, pam parsons inside his home. the preliminary hearing will be set to last through next week. >>> and we have more on the list of 10 that prosecutors found in joseph naso's home. prosecutors believe that girl number two was carmen colon, who was found in 1978. they say three on the list, was roxene roggasch, she was found in marin county in 1977.

hannah has the story. >> for most kids, sweeping is a chore. these guys do it for fun. >> all: sweep, sweep, sweep! >> this is the weekly teen practice at the ardsley curling club. they're learning to play a game that started in scotland more than 500 years ago. how do you curl? >> well, it's a lot like shuffleboard on ice. you have to throw the stones from one side of the ice into the center of the bull's-eye. and whoever has the most in the center wins. >> by the way, those circles they aim for are called the "house." curlers play on teams of four people. players take turns sliding the stones, while their teammates sweep the ice just in front of the rock. so, how do these brooms work? >> well, right there, there's some cloth on it, and you rub it back and forth on the ice, and it will melt the ice and make the rock go faster. >> as you can imagine, getting a 42-pound granite rock to go exactly where you want takes years of practice. but it's not enough to be accurate. you've got to be clever. what's the hardest part of curling? >> i think it'

hannah reports on what you need to consider before adding a new four-legged friend to the family. >> they're known as man's best friend. but not all are lucky dogs. some spend long days in animal shelters just waiting to be adopted. that's where andrea arden and the experts at new york's animal haven shelter come in. they have one goal in mind -- to give these dogs a new "leash" on life. >> i think any place you go to adopt a dog, you're doing a good thing -- you're saving a dog's life. anybody who works with a shelter or a rescue group wants people to come in and adopt the animals -- that's the reason we're here. we also want to make sure that people adopt when it's appropriate for their family. >> so to do that, here are some things to think about. >> are you an active family, or a more sedentary or quiet family? because you want to make sure you choose a dog who is a good match in regards to their energy level and their exercise requirements. >> you also need to consider where you live. >> so, for instance, if you live in the city, a smaller dog or even a larger dog that doesn't r

as hannah who hates this business. almost twenty five minutes past eight am here moscow watching the business on r.t. russian export as will be able to get cheap loans thanks to a new agency created by a giant state bank the e b it will give out credits of just a three percent interest rate here that compares with an average nine percent russian banks charge now in the interview at the world economic forum in davos the head of the new holding peter fraud called explain why russian firms have a hard time competing with foreign rivals. intuitional business is so simple it's clear for example in order to support what you're right from brazil or was there exporters risk free for herself. or the temperature here at the here so the russian jets get along the way it's a civil aircraft to the point for example there's such resources but more we are doing this procedure by which. we believe there are three years. very few called up to do the right the first. ongoing problems in the global economy are not stopping certain indust

with us as hannah with a business. almost twenty five minutes past nine am here in moscow watching business on r.t.e. russian export as will be able to get cheap loans thanks to a new agency created by a giant state bank the it will give up credits had just three percent annual interest rate that's compared to an average nine percent russian banks charge now in an interview at the world economic forum in davos the head of the new holding peter frog over explained why now russian firms have a hard time competing with foreign rivals additional business is so simple it is clear for example in order to support what you're right from brazil but you're from canada it's a double the can of the brazilian a little to go with their exporters this three four percent. or two in future here that's the deal so the russian oligarchs get a wide let's say civil aircraft of the forty for example where such resources were morici we are doing this because if you buy the shares or. we believe that start in three years' time be ready to cal

defiance by the downgrade france says it's not hannah came in the wake of losing its top credit rating status that standard and poor's deems the eurozone a recently on threat to deal with its debt crisis. for years since news of the president ben ali was ousted the new islamist leaders are accused of ignoring the real issues of poverty and unemployment in favor of spreading a radical religious agenda. and the pentagon's top official something you ask me well in afghanistan and the taliban is losing ground that's despite as a cia report saying they can't.

brial lee wonsom committed to killing hannah wheeling in february 2010. >> old man winter is officially in colorado, the midwest come and new england. they are bracing for more possible snow. doug hill is back in 50 minutes with more. >> vincent great, but martin o'malley, and bob mcdonnell gathered for a meeting about the metro. they agreed to meet once every year because what they describe as ongoing safety issues with the transit industry. >> 20 acres of public land have become hot property in potomac. the residents say the decision making is happening behind closed doors. the county requested new proposals. >> it puts a stain on the reputation of montgomery county and every elected official in this county who stands by and it does not fight, fight, fight. >> potomac residents went to this meeting space. >> there was no process. i do not think so. >> their anger stems from a proposal by ike leggitt to turn this into a soccer field. a lack of transparency has ticked them off. >> he asked the board of education to lease the land to the county. the public did not find out until 16 month

we have darryl hannah, dennis stineman and louis magic. let's talk about the elephant room. the show like? >> elephant room is the name of our society, magic society. >> it's a secret society so don't tell anybody who is watching. it's mostly the artists that we work with are interested in bringing that story to the forefront. we are excited about that name. that's where the name comes from. >> where people come out to your show, set it us for up. they come to this lobby at arenastage.org, this is where you are seeing this theater, the coggart cradle. you walk up this amazing spiral scare case and end up in the most beautiful theater and you see a show that turns your mind into swiss cheese >> reporter: you never know what's going to happen like right now. what are you doing for us? >> i'm just prepping for the next thing. this is a balloon animal. that's an allied art of magic. there is vein ventriloquism. it's a mac gentlemen sho. i can tate what it is,multiply sit by 25 -- >> 36 at least. you have a combination of magic show and other shows combined into one. >> your lowe

to -- given by the young women's service club in our town in louisiana, and it's just dedicated to hannahverybody comes today to try to donate to it. >> i want to find out how you got the nickname "danger." >> it was kind of one of those things when i started training i was young and sporadic, and i didn't know how to control myself. so we'd be drilling and i'd drill as hard as i could because i'm competitive and i'd end up hurting people on accident. >> aren't your moms worried about safety? >> my mom worries about me all the time. i've got a plate in my head and forehand and leg. sheworks about me all the time. >> my mom's coming around. >> very respectful young men. loi v the fact that you call me ma'am. very southern boys. i want you to leave information. you can make a check payable to ywsc, minden young women's service club, p o'b 482 for the hannah scholarship. i hope you make a lot of mon. good luck with the show. >>> you're about to meet one who busted up this guy pretty good. you think you're going to rob my convenience store with that silly little mask? yeah, i've got another t

hannah, turns out, was fine, but yvonne spent a week in the hospital with pneumonia. >> we appreciatep a lot more. we don't take it for granted because we were given a gift of another chance. >> reporter: a chance to spend another christmas as a family. the holiday season sometimes inspires miracles, and the higgins are trying to hang on on to theirs a little longer. megyn: wow. our thanks to sally mcdonald with kriv for that report. >>> well, brand new polls just out on what americans think about president obama and the state of our country. so what might these numbers suggest about the president's re-election chances? we'll break it down. and britain's royals caught up in a murder mystery. a body found on one of the queen's estates. but could the killer be tied to other cold cases? >>> plus, this texas teen gave police a fake name, and it led to her deportation. details of a mistake that sent her thousands of miles from home. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health.

matter horn can't cut down the tree because daryl hannah is sitting in it.emo might bump up against a smelt. haunted mansion, shut it down. get those people back to chicago to vote. canyon roller coaster can't have it. coal burning. space mountain defunded along with nasa. by the way pluto no longer a planet or a dog. forget the tea party ride walt disney 1 percenter trying to make out at the expense of your kid. the only one he wants to see up and running is the federal government. >> isn't that the tea cup ride? >> i to stretch it. but i was rolling there. >> bill: you were. >> by the way somewhere in the middle of that joke that whole bilateral pucker loosened up on me. i'm feeling good. >> bill: all right. now we just have to say there is a serious reason why the president going down there. it's kind of tough now for people particularly from certain countries to come to the u.s.a. to get visas and all of that. he he wants to drop that down so they come and spend more money which is a good thing in my opinion. miller is an expert on vacations having taken

hannah eisenhart is 12-year-old from colorado. got the idea to take her stuffed animals, take them to national parks and photograph them in natural settings. she's turned them into cards which she sells and gives the proceeds to polar bear research. >> oh, my goodness. >> so it's just really wonderful. and the cards are just adorable. >> and good for her for coming up with something like this. >> and her dad helped get her into photography. family affair. >> finally, some animals that might make you do a double take. >> well, in tuesday's kidspost we have a picture page of just some amazing animals. this is say mother and baby okapi. and because of the stripes you might think they're related to zebras. they're actually far more closely related to giraffes. maybe the ear. >> i don't know. >> and actually if the neck were elongated the body shape is very much like a giraffe. >> interesting. >> but i would have lost money on this. i would have said it was closely related to the zebra. this is -- what animal is this, eun? >> a bird? >

jack hannah is 65. remember his line show me the money. cuba gooding jr. is 34. actor keith about his worth turns 29 today. >>> january 2nd, 2012 thanks, mom. who are you calling "mom"? dunkin' sausage pancake bites, delicious like mom's, only easier to carry -- get three for $1.59. >>> good morning. welcome back to 9news now. 5:44 on this monday morning, 2012. happy new year to everyone. hope you are enjoying the time off. but we are here. olga has a forecast you won't believe, after last week. >> yeah, we have that springtime weather rolling in through here. we closed out the year looking fantastic with the temperatures 60, 62. in fact we have taken a turn in the opposite direction. this morning we are dealing with pretty brisk winds, but mainly clear conditions. so it is going to be i think a pleasant start to the morning. blustery as we go through midday and late day. the day planner is on target. right now in the 30s. we are going to hold into the upper 30s, lower 40s. our highs today should be close to average, around 44 degrees what we are expecting at rea

you have and daryl hannah i got arrested, a lot of radical laverne list said do not approve the keystone pipeline and threatened his re-election. three days after this rally, the president reversed his course and said we will push the decision on keystone until after the election. he is the one who gave the arbitrary date, not because of environmental reasons, because of political reasons. the radical environmentalist did not want this thing approved. canada said, we cannot wait this long. china wants to do something. they want to participate with us. instead, the president said no, we don't want the job, let china get that oil. then we go to the statement by the prime minister of canada who said they are profoundly disappointed with this decision. >> we are down to three minutes because we have votes on the floor and we are running out of time. >> we have been repeatedly told that we need to get over the concerns about pollution and the environment because the oil coming through this pipeline would enable us to reduce over dependence on oil imported from unfairly middle eastern nations.

let's get into it with john hannah, national security adviser to vice president dick cheney.ow at the foundation for defense of democracies. story in "the new york times" suggests that israel has taken a look at what iran might do if israel or somebody else attacked it potential nuclear facilities, and israel has decided that any widespread retaliation, any, you know, blowback by iran might not be all that severe. do you agree? >> well, jon, war is unpredictable, and the law of unintended consequences always reigns supreme. i think you've got to hope for the best, but you prepare for the worst. but i think what's really going on here as much as anything about war, jon, is politics and diplomacy. i think the israelis are absolutely convinced that they need a credible threat of military force hanging over the iranian leaders' heads if there's going to be any chance for resolving this crisis peacefully. and, therefore, i think israel wants to send a message to iran and the rest of the world that if everything else fails, israel is prepared to attack iran, and israeli society and