miles de personas, han perdido sus casas pero los famosos tampoco se liberan, jennifer lÓpez y marc anthony s, envÍanos un video donde demuestras tu gran parecido a una celebridad. ademÁs, recibirás una transformaciÓn de sammy para brillar en grande como una estrella. ademÁs escribe a la direcciÓn en pantalla, los igualitos de las estrellas en despierta amÉrica. >> eso me encanta. >> sabes que ayer una seÑora me dic,e lo que pasa que mi hojpo es es 100% latino, todo el mundo quiere participar. >> pero hay una cantidad de americanos que ven despierta amÉrica. >> me escribieron el otro dÍa que practican espaÑol con nosotros. >> tenemos un fiel admirador, michael, que venÍa cada tenÍamos un en vivo, y ahora habla perfecto espaÑol. >> saludos para todos! >> les quiero contar de este animalito, un venadito, que estaba desesperado porque se habÍa quedado atrapado allÍ, el equipo de rescate del estado afortunadamente pudieron salvarlo, y con un bote y una cuerda lo pudiera llevar hasta el otro lado del canal, por eso se pudo mantener un buen rato allÍ, una persona que iba pasando por ahÍ llamÓ al 91

up next, anthony s father talks about the son that he lost. want. that's the way i need it.urselves a little journey moment there. yep. [ man ] saw 'em in '83 in fresno. place was crawling with chicks. i got to go. ♪ any way you want it ♪ that's the way you need it ♪ any way you want it ♪ a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conservation and self-contained recycling systems... ... and protect land - by reducing our footprint and respecting wildlife. america's natural gas... domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our lives... that's smarter power today. golly, that is deep snow! yeah, can you get me out of it? of course. tr

there is much speculation about justice anthony kennedy. abc 7's nannette miranda has the story. >> the u.s. supreme court is a divided high court with key cases coming down a 5-4 vote. justice anthony kennedy a reagan appointee is often that swing vote. some say it could be the key in skiding -- deciding same-sex marriage. >> he has authored two most-important gay and lesbian rights cases. >> the school of law professor teaches sexual orientation law and knows justice kennedy. coming back to visit or lecture. his portrait hangs in the new library. one colorado case is similar to prop 8. it wasn't same-sex marriage but an initiative denying gays and lesbians protection from things like jobs and housing discrimination. justice kennedy saving that was wrong in his 1996 decision. >> he says that you cannot under equal protections clause single out a group and say we're going to treat you differently because we don't like you. >> we think there is no comparison. >> the attorney says that the rumor case ask z not apply in this case they were exercising

abc 7's laura anthony has that story. >> based on the video it looks like the officers are using way too much force. >> reporter: public defend her is responding to what he sees in the video where two san francisco police officers were trying to subdue a suspect in an apartment hallway and two more officers arrive at backup. >> we see a man down on the ground. two officers appear to be on top of him. other backup officers come. the one officer just starts hitting him. >> according to police the tuesday night arrest came minutes after the 49-year-old suspect violently attacked a female neighbor and the apartment manager and when the first officers arrived the man shouted "i have a gun and i'm going to use it while holding his hand behind his back." according to the police report prior to the video one officer did pull his gun on the suspect but did not fire. the officers also pepper sprayed the man but it had no effect. >> the video shows one aspect if you will, one angle of what the camera sees. it doesn't show everything that was involved in it. it doesn't show what led up to the po

s... vets... / whh actuallyy..// fight...// for.../ áourá... side...////. court docuuents, .../ ugggst.../ philadelphia's... roman patholic.../ cardinal..../ anthonyretly kept.../ in... a safe, .../ ááputáá there... by the bishop.../ who... was ásupposedá.... to... .../ áátheáá file... was discovered.../ after .../ cardinal bevilaqua.../ died.../ last month. ...// "if this claim proves to be prue, it's a shocking indictment of one of the highest ranking people in the roman catholic church in the us." "for the first time, thh hierarchy of the roman catholic chhrch is possibly being implicaaed in this child abbse scandal in a very, very definitive way." the... archdiocese... won't... comment.../ áábecauseáá imposed.../ gag court--- order..../// this... florida man... is charged .../ with... destroying.../ a... 16-year-old girl's.../ first car...//. ááheáá drove ...that... monster truck.../ right over... it...//. ááitáá happened sattrday... at the.../ "redneck yacht club"...// áánormáá nowling... ádeliberrtelyá.../ drove over ...the toyota .../ seveeal times.../ ááwhileeá.../ the... crowd .../ cheered him.. .on...///. áátheáá called police...// - áán

. >> anthony made a good point. 44% of the companies in the s&p 500 have basically disappointed. think about the q4 period. got destroyed. so you're talking about only hitting that level of beats with numbers that were already lower for a good portion of the second half of last year. to me i think the earnings we've seen are disappointing in a lot of ways. i understand a lot of the pessimism we saw in the last half of the year was obviously discounting a heck of a lot of news. but at this point i think you have to ask what does it look like? >> price is truth. if it's one share or five billion shares today, the market is -- we're here for a reason. so believe me. i am -- i haven't been bullish for a long time, but i've always said follow what the market is telling you. i believe it's telling you we're about to put in one of these blowoff tops. which is not only good for the bulls. in the end, it's probably great for the bears if they have the temerity to step in. >> just to thread this back to apple. you've got to get a $9 billion revenue increase to get a 20% growth in revenues

s forces to be out of afghanistan by 20-14. senator ben cardin and lieutenant governor anthony brown - say despite the recent violence...tability in that region and we're very proud of their service there's always going to be some kind of controversy but he work they're doing is very very important 57brown 16:43 ww recognize that unforttnately sometimes there will be members that pay he &pultimate sacrifiie. but thhse men and women we ensure havv the proper trianing, equipment and leadership so they can do their job and come home safely 59 theenational guard soldiers actually rrturned home in october. for some - this was heir third and fourth deployment. live in bolton hill, ms,,fox45 news at ten. aasurviving member of the tuskegee airmen got a big salute in essex today.... today....(5:17) "id like to thank you sir.....my pleasure s" po the county library in essex for a look at a isplay honoring the tuskegee airmen. byron was a member of the african american aviator group which fought in world war two... (4:444 "sommbody asked if i'd do this over again......but i'm here....." here....." he disppay is part of thh library

anthony returns to the lineup. carmelo makes 16 million dollars has been out. >>'salways getting a good rep for being a team player. i don't know him personally i've just seen it and he comes back in and what happens? >> i think it could be a great thing. carmelo, he has a rep as not always a team player. >> harris: he doesn't pass the ball. >> and jeremy lin is going to open up the offense to carmelo. i'm optimistic, i think knicks are legitimate and have a chance to win the eastern conversation with lin. >> harris: and i like it stood there, isolated offense. and look at the money difference. >> incredible story, jeremy lin, 800,000 without endorsements are going to be crazy for him and carmelo, 16 million like you said. 800,000, 16 million, people like to win, we'll see how they feel about carmelo if they don't win. >> harris: something for free, you can watch it on tv, a little nascar coming back. >> fox next week, the daytona 500 and the qualifying, carl edwards number 99 wins it, next week on fox, daytona 500 and why watch? another reason why, it's a great sto

anthony shadid suffered an apparent asthma attack. >>> these weapons were designed to accepted a dramatic message to drug cartels. >>> the dow opens at 12904 after gaining 123 points yesterday. the s nudged up 14 points. the nasdaq climbed 44. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo the nikkei climbed 146 points while in hong kong the hang seng gained 214. stocks swung to fresh highs thursday driven by optimism out of greece. as we mentioned earlier welcome economic news at home. starting the day out strong word that greece expects to get approval on monday for a debt swap with private bond holders that would help the country avoid a default. adding more fuel to that rally, signs of strength in manufacturing, home construction, and news that weekly jobless claims tumbled to the lowest level since march 2008. >>> general motors shot up 9% after posting a record profit of $7.6 billion. gm did report weakness overseas and slim fourth quarter margins. among the day's big movers, microsoft soared 4%. apple had an early decline. elsewhere on the earnings front, data storage company net app led the s&p with a 7% gain. on the down side, smuckers slipped 8% after slashing

news4's julie carrie will join us live from charlottesville at 5. >>> a bill created after casey anthony'surder trial may soon become law in florida. it increases the maximum penalty from one year to five years in prison for knowingly making a false statement to police about a missing child. anthony was acquitted of hurding her 2-year-old daughter caylee last july but was convicted of four misdemeanor counts of lying to investigators. she was sentenced to four years behind bars but set free after nearly three years for good behavior. the caylee bill was unanimously approved by a house committee yesterday. >>> president obama is putting pressure on congress. the payroll tax cuts expire at the end of the month. the president wants to make sure congress hears from average americans. >> reporter: surrounded by people who wrote what 40 additional dollars per paycheck has meant to them, president obama says he sees progress in getti ting convicgress to go al with the pay rowe roll tax cuts. >> until you see me sign that thing, that photograph of me signing it at my desk, you have to keep your vo

s. and a subset of school of journalism at act the university. this week we lost a couple great journalist and i want to remember them. anthony should a particular had a relationship with csi s. and denise kaizen work here is a young man, just such a guy with business school. there is a great, great essay that csis.org via middle east program director, john aldrin who is a friend of anthony's for 20 years and i urge all of you to watch it. this was to be treated like tonight, csis -underscore word with the hash sign. i will give it to bob schieffer. >> well, thank you very much come and are on behalf of tcu and the journalists what they are. boy have we got a good one today. we try to stay on top of the news and we are right on top of it. we are going to talk today about what could be done if we should be done about it, what does the future old banner. jim cartwright come the, united states pariente corey retired cs cart right chair and commander u.s. strategic command before being nominated and appointed as the eighth vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, serve a four-year tenure as the nation's second highest military

anthony shadid sufrdz an apparent asthma attack at age 43. >>> weapons destroyed in a move designed to send a dramatic message to drug cartels. >>> the dow opens at 12,904, after gaining 123 points yesterday. the s&p nudged up 14 points. the nasdaq climbed 44. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei claimed 146 points, while in hong kong the hang seng gained 214. stocks on fresh highs thursday driven by optimism out of greece. as we mentioned earlier, some of that welcomed economic news here a lot home starting the day out strong. word that greece expects to get approval on monday for a debt swap that would ultimately help the company avoid a disastrous default. signs of strength in manufacturing, home construction and news that weekly jobless claims tumbled to its lowest level since march 2008. >>> general motors shot up 9% after posting a record profit of $7.6 billion. g.m. did, however, report weakness overseas and slim fourth quarter margins. >>> among the day's big movers, microsoft soared 4% to a new 52-week high. apple reversed an early decline to finish above the 500 level in heavy trading. elsewhere on the earnings front, data storage company netapp led with

anthony, and at the cme is holly. holly, i'm going to start with you, if i could, because s&p made this move on the italian banks. to the 10-year yield next week? >> you know, right now it seems they're a little bit neutral in here given what's going on in greece and overseas which is keeping the markets a little bit lower in yield, below the 2%. but then you've got some of the economic data next week, which is expected to be strong. plus you add all the supply this week. and that's putting a little bit of pressure on yields to maybe bump you back up above 2% at the 10-year sector. but i really i think is critical is the fomc minutes next week. plus just outright price action. the 10-year has really been consolidating between two critical areas. say about 205 on the upside and about 185 on the downside. if you get outside of either end, i think you have a significant move, whether that's caused by italy, greece, fed speakers next week. who knows. but really you should wait for that break. >> okay. jonathan, what about the stock market next week? holly kind of outlined some of the bigger events. and then of course

s ii skyrocket. only from at&t. ♪ >>> 911, where is your emergency? >> i'm behind a drunk driver that's really bad. i'm in greenfield. >> she's going off. >> she's about off the road. >> patrol officer anthonye highway late at night. and it is all caught on his dash cam. >> the vehicle is all over the road. it was left to right. i got behind it. >> but neumeister's in for the surprise of his life when he eventually catches up with the car after a 25-minute slow speed chase. >> i was dumbfounded. i was -- you're kidding me, right? >> it's august 29th, 2009 in greenfield, indiana. and the seemingly intoxicated driver is oblivious and just keeps on going. at one point when the vehicle stops at a stop sign, the officer thinks the driver's about to pull over, but instead, the car goes right through traffic just missing two other vehicles. >> oh, i thought he was going to get hit. i thought it was going to be bad. i knew there was going to be some sort of chase. >> as the pursuit continues, the driver becomes even more reckless, switching lanes numerous times, driving over the median and heading straight into oncoming traffic. >> this is somebody who just took it to a whole next level. because no