the meantime, police are waiting to get the seven torsos and seven heads sent to kansas back to albuquerquestigators can put the pieces of this puzzle together. >> as of early this morning they had identified three of those. so they are also assisting us in helping find the identities of these individuals. >> reporter: and help some local families get some answers reporting in albuquerque alana gold, abc news. >>> well, there's been an arrest in a particularly disturbing sex assault case. a 20-year-old man is in custody for a house party where a 7-year-old was raped by a group of men. the stepsister is being held in a detention center because she arranged for her sister to be assaulted in exchange for cash. >>> the republican national committee has some more egg on its face this time due to a mailing blunder. a fund-raising letter directed callers to a phone sex line. it seems the letter's printer inadvertently changed the rnc's 202 phone number to an 800 number. that caused the problem. you may recall the rnc recently fired a staffer for organizing an outing at a hollywood strip club. >>>

we are going to move on to albuquerque, new mexico. john, democrats. guest: i wonder what happened in kansas? anyway. i am wondering where you took all of the polling data because, because i would think the part of the country, if you are in oregon or california and you might find college football would be close to the center line between democrats and republicans but -- the next poll, i would like you to see a short two-page intelligence quotient because i long had a theory that democrats are generally much smarter than republican. if i look at this poll right here, bull riding, nascar, except for college football or above is, those are sports predominately all white people. i am wondering whether -- when we would have a black nascar driver. we have a spanish-american war a mexican-american nascar driver, and the black guy that does prognosticating. host: is this a white, male type republican thing? that we are seeing? guest: yes, there is a white male republican thing going on but on a cnn a couple of nights ago we were talking about the chart and ja

another albuquerque resident will bring charles back home, but how exactly did charles get from albuquerqueher. >>> i'm glad all you guys are so happy about the weather because the weather right now on top of new york city, it's not terrible, kind of drizzling out here, but it's cloudy and damp and that's the situation for the entire northeast. now look down around florida. that situation looks pretty thighs. now look out around texas, that is not a good situation. flash flooding an issue there. then up in to the colorado mountains and we're talking snow, about a foot, maybe a foot and a half. the west coast, that looks pretty nice, as well. that's a quick look at the national picture. here now a closer look at the weather in your weekend. >>> i want you to meet the day canine built for speed. he's a sensation, over 20 million hits. did we mention that this dog is also an olympic snow boorder? joining me now, ron davis, the owner and trainer and the star of the show himself right there, tillman. thank you for bringing tillman by. how long has tillman been the skateboarding dog? >> ever sinc

somehow he managed to travel from albuquerque, to the windy city.f he walked the whole way, his paws don't show it. >> he's in good condition. he needs a good brushing. he has a cold. a respiratory infection. otherwise he's in great condition. officials found an i.d. chip and called his owner. with the help of a good samaritan charles will fly home in style. but the mystery remains how he go there and where he's been, and how he got there no one knows and this cat isn't talking. eric horng, abc news chicago. >> glad he's going home. dan harris will be here tomorrow night certainly hope you will be too. good night.

and also opened in albuquerque. this is hardly sitting in the edge of the grand canyon are doing aware they should go. there's a huge debate whether the hotels should be located. they want to the hotel to be held over the edge. he said the terms of teddy roosevelt did not. this is the indian building and the eldorado at the beginning of the santa fe style and movie stars always wanted to be photographed here because it was on the road to hollywood. all hollywood knew about cowboys and indians can from a dealer going through the pri party restaurants, these were the indians the new for the indian and cowboy movies and had big events at these places. teddy roosevelt came to the canyon in this famous and fire a little speech. his environmental staged the coup speech said he wanted to make sure santa fe didn't build the fred harvey hotel out. that is what they were trying to stop them from doing that if you read the whole speech that is how his environmental package began by and trying to get the santa fe to move back.

the guy we show about the flight that was diverted to albuquerque, that was not the suspect.t was a guy that broke up the fight. a former baseball guy. navy seal, second navy seal has been found not guilty in connection with the alleged beating of a terror suspect. now all eyes are on the third seal. his name is matthew mccabe. malini wilkes is in studio and following the story. >> reporter: good afternoon. his attorney hopes the charges against matthew mccabe, the third navy seal will be dropped. this week at camp victory in iraq, petty officer second class jonathan keefe and petty officer first class julio huertas were found not guilty of failing to protect a prison. matthew mccabe's style will start may 3 in norfolk, virginia. he is the only one of the seals accused of assaulting the terrorist ahmed hashim abed after his arrest last september. mccabe's attorney thinks the previous acquittalals shows the case against his client is weak. >> i have been practicing military law for 26 years and when there are codefendants in a case, often if the case is tried once or twice wit

most people get off in albuquerq albuquerque. all the way. >> larry: do you fear it coming again? >> yep. sometimes, it's an unhealthy fear where i don't want to do certain things where i don't want to go to bars. >> larry: you can't have a dink. >> i shouldn't. i never had a problem with booze, but i don't. i do what drew says and that is nothing. abstinence. >> larry: dr. drew says abstain? >> people at nightclubs go to drink and meet girls. i'm not looking to meet girls and i'm not looking to get drunk. other times people want to go to dinner and i don't go, sometimes it's not healthy. i don't go out of fear. >> larry: were you ever homeless? >> that's a misnomer. i was never homeless. i was living in a house that was not mine, and it was loaned to me by a famous person. heidi hiked to say i was homeless, but this person loaned it to me they wish they hadn't loaned it to me, believe me. >> larry: bob will stay with us for another segment. we'll be right back. >> larry: good news. tom sizemore, we checked twitter during the bre

. >> reporter: when this man was 17 he got his fir job at a mcdonald's in albuquerque, new mexico.ter, in the winter of 2003, he says his male manager started hits on him. >> lowering his hand from my back down to my lower back and stuff like that. just things that didn't feel comfortable. i was just regular crew and he was the anager, i was thinking is this how this is the workplace is supposed to be? am i doing the right thing? >> reporter: when the manager made a move for his genitals, reyes said he stopped him, was sent home and told his mther and filed a complaint. >> it shocks me. >> reporter: this woman is a lawyer with the eeoc, which handles seal harassment claims. the eeoc says the overwhelming majority of cases are men harassing women. there are reports of women harassing men but rarely. over the past 20 years, the number of men claiming they were victimized by other men has doubled to 18%. roughly 2,000 a year. the actual number may be much higher. >> i think most sexual harassment victims don't come forward and complain. most quit their jobs because it's just too much

the plane was diverted to albuquerque, where the passenger, duane sheffield, was taken into custody onin pittsburgh today. roethlisberger's name was taken down at the zoo and replaced with mario lemieux's. a zoo spokesperson said visitors had expressed concerns about roethlisberger's name on the elephant display. big beb has been suspended six games in the upcoming nfl season for misconduct. the commissioner says he could increase the time if more misconduct surface also. >>> if you need some inspiration, just look to professional golfer ken green. he returned to the sport yesterday for the first time since losing his leg in a car crash that killed his brother, his girlfriend and his dog. playing on a prosthetic leg, green and his playing partner tied for 17th out of 33 teams. >>> there was wicked weather in new orleans yesterday. a lightning strike pretty much split a tree into two at the zurich classic. no one hurt, thankfully. but the tree, of course, damaged a little there. play was suspended yesterday. they'll try to finish up the second round this morning. but more rain is in the

phoenix and albuquerque in the mid to upper 70s.argo and seattle are in the 50s. >>> it was anything but your traditional easter sunday service at one texas church. bay area fellowship in corpus christi gave away 15 cars, hundreds of bicycles, furniture, cash, plenty of other things just to draw in more visitors. >> those who didn't win the big prizes still walked away with a gift bag filled with $300 worth of free goods and services. the minister said the prizes are a metaphor of the easter message of the ultimate give-away. i was listening to an interview he did, he was saying the people who were into the materialistic things, those are the ones they're trying to reach. >> interesting. i guess it makes the eggs look piddly when you compare it to a car or furniture or just cash, right? we'll be right back with more "world news now." diabetes scared me to death. there's so much to learn. but liberty walked me through it all... like wn i test at night or after i eat... makes a big difference. when it comes to your diabetes supplies,

most people get off in albuquerque. because it's just too tough.om and i are addicts, hope to die junkies. you go well, that's what we -- >> that's what they call it. >> we go all the way. >> larry: do you fear it coming again? >> yep. sometimes, it's an unhealthy fear where i don't want to do certain things, like i don't want to go to bars or nightclubs. >> larry: you can't have a drink. >> i shouldn't. i never had a problem with booze, but i don't. i do what drew says and that is nothing. abstinence. >> larry: dr. drew says abstain? >> i would like to smoke pot once in a while, but i don't. i didn't like it that much anyway. >> people at nightclubs go to drink and meet girls. i'm not looking to meet girls and i'm not looking to get drunk. so i have no business there. other times people want to go to dinner and i don't go, sometimes it's not healthy. i don't go out of fear. >> larry: were you ever homeless? >> that's a misnomer. i was never homeless. i was living in a house that was not mine, and it was loaned to me by a famous person. heidi liked

new york 66. 50s in billings, boise, and portland. 77 in albuquerque.and 83 today in phoenix. >>> a new orleans company has come up with a creative way to deal with the economic downturn. >> yeah, maid service is boosting its bottom line by going topless. yep, that's it. totally nude too if that's what the customer wants. the got it maid clean cog's been around seven years but the housekeepers only started taking off their clothes last year as business tapered off. >> customers are free to chat with the maids or just watch them clean but they must adhere to a strict no touching policy. >> and now they have to clean up a lot of drool too, i'm guessing too. >> don't really know how that's news, but all right. >> we'll be right back. assistance getting around their homes. there is a medicare benefit that may qualify you for a new power chair or scooter at little to no cost to you. stay tuned for this important medicare benefit information and free scooter guarantee. imagine... one scooter or power chair that could improve your may entitle you to pay little

he lives in albuquerque, new mexico. he says brett's like me. like brett and he gives me reason to fight for a cure. he's been to brett's camp for diabetes. >> larry: he's in all our prayers. thank you. we'll see your dad on wednesday, donald. >>> will arizona's new immigration law divide a state and possibly a country? the fiery debate is next. ( tires screeching ) there's never been a better time... ( tires squealing ) to have bad tires. come to meineke and save $20 on two or more tires. at meineke, you're always the driver. >> larry: the hot button issue of immigration is even more contentious thanks to arizona's new immigration law. jan brewer signed the measure on friday. here are three key provisions. the law makes it a state crime to be in the united states illegally. police must make a reasonable attempt to determine the immigration status of anyone they have a reasonable suspicion maybe in the u.s. illegally. and legal immigrants must carry documentation proving their status. here to debate it all is reverend al sharpton, president and

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dodgers option russ ar tease to aaa albuquerque. >>> marlins and phils. cole hamels on the bump.. dan uggla getting into one. going off the foul pole. solo shot. marlins led 1-0. bottom eight, same score. check out the effort on the ben fr fr francisco pump. four hits all day. then top nine, marlins still up 1-0. uggla down the line. rbi double. florida goes on to win by a final of 2-0. nate robertson moves to 8-0. jorge cantu extended his hit streak to 17 games, dating back to last season. highest scoring team in the majors despite just one run in their last two games. >>> nats above .500 for the first time in two years. wouldn't last long. jason marquis anything but on the bump. brewers already up three. bases loaded, none out. prince fielder. marquis pulled before recording an out. later craig counsell up for the second time in an inning. bases full one out facing bautista. craig counsell, first homer of the season, second hit of the inning. ten-run first inning for the brewers. that's all they would need as they go on to win by a final of 11-7. jason marquis allowed seven ear

around 70 in kansas city, fargo, and minneapolis. 70s from boise to albuquerque. 50s along the pacificre going to convince you to get a dog yet. because we keep running all these dog stories. >> ain't going to happen. >> well, maybe after you see this one. they say that these are the kinds of dogs that have a face only a mother can love. it didn't stop these dogs from sitting pretty in iowa. >> that's supposed to convince me? that face? >> they're cute. >> beauty is definitely in the eye of the beholder at the 31st annual beautiful bulldog contest in des moines. this year a cutie named meatball took home the crown. he also gets a royal cape and a key to the city. >> they're cute, you've got to admit. >> they are pretty cute. >> meatball will get to strut his stuff in public once more, he will be the official mascot of the drake university relays. he's got an important task ahead. >> i'd be nervous if i was any animal and my name was meatball. >> what, you're afraid they'd turn you into a meatball? i don't think so, you couldn't do that to that cutie. we'll be right back with more "worl

san antonio 82, denver 57, albuquerque 56. es todo en el tiempo.s con las noticias, aparente escalada de violencia en mÉxico, decenas de hombres lanzaron ataques aparentemente organizadas contra dos guarniciones en el norte del paÍs. los ataques fueron contra una base militar en reynosa y matamoros. las autoridades intentan investigar por quÉ muriÓ asfixiada la niÑa. su madre la principal sospechosa de este crimen del que nos entrega mÁs detalles (...) muÑoz desde la ciudad de mÉxico. >> la niÑa que permaneciÓ durante diez dÍas desaparecida en la zona metropolitana de l ciudad de mÉxico muriÓ por asfixia, segÚn revelÓ el procurador de justicia en la ciudad de mÉxico. >> fue finalmente causada por asfixia mecÁnica por sofocaciÓn, en su modalidad de oclusiÓn de orificios respiratorios. fue colocada de tal forma que respirara menos, se iniciÓ una investigación por homicidio. la principal sospechosa es la madre. incluso la policÍa la grabÓ dando instrucciones a la otra hija para no pasar como sospechosa. >> pensamos que tiene un probable trastorno de p

y la gente de albuquerque que espero que me inviten a montar globos este dÍa.erra. (suspiros) >> es que yo estoy inventando en el aire como la nasa. [risas] [ aplausos ] vamos con los cumpleaÑeros del dÍa de hoy! [ mÚsica ] ♪ [ mÚsica ] >> quiero saludar a mi sobrina que cumple aÑos hoy, y mi tÍo josÉ que cumpliÓ aÑos el sÁbado. >> vea compadre, parte del equipo a quienes queremos y respetamos muchÍsimo. [ aplausos ] (silbidos) >> bienvenidos! >> nuestra pao, pao. >> muchas gracias por invitarnos, no podÍamos faltar a este festejo, no es asÍ! >> no. >> y nos acompaÑa para eso el mariachi mÉxico internacional! [ mÚsica ] [ aplausos ] >> celebremos con gusto srs. este dÍa de tu aniversario que tu santo se encuentre dichoso y tranquilo tu fiel corazÓn solamente un recuerdo ha quedado de la infancia que al fin ya pasÓ celebremos este aniversario tus amigos mariachis y yo [ mÚsica ] [ aplausos ] >> ah! uh! [ aplausos ] >> eso! arriba despierta amÉrica! [ aplausos ] >> saludo a despierta amÉrica. y me da mucho gusto saludarlos porque es un programa superentretenido,

she is an 18-year-old albuquerque student who won the intel science search which recognizes our best and brightest young scientists. this long standing award has been characterized as the equivalent of winning a junior noble prize. she received the top prize because of her research in low energy orbit software, a program which would enable space vehicles to navigate the solar system using gravity's pull and minimal fuel. on behalf of everyone in new mexico's first congressional district, i want to say how incredibly proud we are of ms. debenedictus and the hard work she put into her project. as i said, innovation is what america does best and it looks like innovation might be what she does best too. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky rise? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. davis: as kentuckians file their taxes today, americans want to know what they're getting in return. like jobs, maybe. congress ha

his wife had gotten a job as a schoolteacher and albuquerque. this is what happened then. the 1090 years had a sweet voice western new guinea operator nobody called him that since flying the be 24 per you have a telegram from the air force. i will read it and send it on by direction of the president of the united states you are ordered back directive to be for the berlin airlift within 48 hours. that happened to all over. many people were from small towns and that night police spread out to knock on the doors and tell them they had 48 hours to report to active duty. the first day they were able to move only 70 tons and as one british pilot said the airlift is a collection of aircraft parts flying in loose formation. the united states have mobilized aircraft sitting in arizona of the barnyard by the end of the airlift the young men and determines i might add who in the end for the maintenance because they were carrying were flying six in seven times as much as they were designed and carrying more weight than they were designed. by the end they were delivering with the briti

his wife had gotten a job as the schoolteacher in albuquerque. lieutenant year, wet -- weston unit operator. no one called him that since he returned home flying be 24s. you have a telegram from the air force. i will read it and send it on to you. for direction of the president of the united states you are ordered at back to active duty for the berlin airlift within 48 hours. that happened all over. this was a different country than. these were small towns and police spread out to knock on the bourse and tell them they had 48 hours to report on active duty. the first day of the berlin airlift they were able to move only 70 tons and as one british pilot said, the airlift is a a collection of aircraft parts flying in loose formation. the united states had demobilized, our aircraft were sitting in the sun in arizona, the boneyards there. by the end of the airlift, the daring young men helped by a lot of daring young germans who in the end -- for the maintenance, these planes were carrying -- flying seven times as much as they were designed to and ca