anita kay, as you watch, that what do you think unfolded here, anita?, obviously this guy is selfish, or was selfish, and do and say whatever to get whatever he wanted, right? >> right. there are a lot of issues going on because we have the prior domestic violence. then there seems to be a whole change in career and now he wants to be on reality tv. and you don't know what's going on inside. and shows like this, it's kind of win at all costs. so you really don't get a sense of who the person is and who they really are. and then he all of a sudden goes and gets married. there's a history of domestic violence with jasmine. there was a couple months prior to this. and it seems like his life has just changed dramatically and it's escalated and just gotten out of control. >> yeah. let's bring back jason van rassel, reporter "calgary herald." jason-v you spoken to any of his friends? talking about a guy who's doing real estate in canada to a guy who's soaking up the spotlight in los angeles and marrying jasmine fiore. >> yeah, we don't really have a clear pic

anita kay is our attorney. how much legal wrangling would there be before michael jackson would be moved and you would have some kind of graceland-lake place for him in las vegas, as russell is suggesting? >> well, obviously, the family wants that done. they would have a right to be able to move him. but then when we look at what could happen in las vegas. and i think this has talked a little bit about neverland, is what type of problem could this create? i mean, graceland first caused a problem because it was in a neighborhood. so logistically, you would have to get building permits, you would have to get permits from the county in las vegas, if it's clark county, to set up this type of event, this type of, basically, an attraction for people to come and see. >> yeah, ongoing attraction. all right, guys. we'll take a quick break. when we come back, we'll take a look at some of the business deals that are in the works that could increase the value of michael jackson's estate by millions. we're talking about a m

anita kay, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor. anita, i'll start with you. it's no surprise they're looking for propofol. but if they connect dr. murray with propofol at that pharmacy in las vegas, does that mean automatic that's criminal? what have we got here? >> not necessarily automatic. but it's getting steps and steps closer to possibly criminal charges. because we need to link dr. murray to the diprivan, to that drug. then you have the witness statement who says, you know, i saw him administer it within 24 hours. we've heard from doctors this can dissipate from your system rather quickly. since we're not privy to the autopsy report, we don't know if in fact that drug was foind in michael jackson's system. what they're going to have to do is piece it together through other evidence if it's not in his system. >> kim, we have sources close to the investigation telling cnn that dr. murray admitted that he administered prop oh pol within 24 hours of michael jackson's death, right? >> exactly. a law enforcement source has said that. and then, of course, the

anita vogel has more. >> i don't follow any particular religion. i believe that more in -- humanity and treating people well. i would say it is more spiritual. >> reporter: most americans believe in something. t a growing number are hesitating to identify with a specific faith. the research indicates that the only growing segment among religious americans are those who self-identified as not linked with any type of religion. >> people are opting out because they feel like they're giving more thathey're getting in a lot of mainstream churches. >> it is limiting, en you define yourself as a certain thing. >> reporter: organized faiths say they're aware of the trend and are taking action. the united methodist is trying to get people back in the church, handing out gift cards in times square. the roman catholics are trying to get young people in the church, and the results are a miracle, they say. >> people are coming back by big numbers, in many cases for less than two dollars a soul we're asking people to rethink their understanding of church and why

. >> reporter: you're right, derek and anita. in fact, the news started to trickle through the stadium here in baltimore around the end of the second quarter and almost immediately both up in the press box and down in the stands, that news became more important than the game on the field. after dozens of teams passed on michael vick, tonight the philadelphia eagles said dwroe michael vick. his agent confirming that the former falcons has signed a two-year contract to join the eagles. he would serve as a backup to pro bowl qb donovan mcnabb and somehow this for a catch. his first week of eligibility would be week six. the eagles play the redskins in week seven on a monday night national tv at fedex field. you want to see a circus, brace yourself for that game. meanwhile as for this game here in baltimore tonight, not a whole lot of good news on either side of the ball for the redskins starter. never got across the 50-yard line. the defense played for two series. they gave up a 13-play drive and they a 14-play drive. joe flaco the

at this moment police are still searching for that fourth suspect but neighbors, anita, are no longern lockdown. >> heroics indeed, though. brittany morehouse, thank you so much. >>> well, new tonight, the bizarre california kidnapping case takes a chilling new turn. is the convicted sex offender who abducted an 11-year-old girl 18 years ago and fathered two children with her, is he also a serial killer? authorities have searched the home for evidence connected to the unsolved murders of several prostitutes. their bodies were dumped near an industrial park where he used to work. the couple was arraigned today on #29d counts including forceable abduction. he tried to explain his actions in a jail house interview. >> it's a disgusting thing that took place in the beginning. but i turned my life completely around at the end and this is going to be a horrible story, one that you're going to be really impressed. >> the county sheriff's department admits his department missed the chance to arrest him. a neighbor reported children living in a makeshift shelter in the back y cd and said he wa

anita?interesting insights there, thank you. >>> lawmakers on the hill republican and democrat alike all say ted kennedy never forgot how important personal relationships are. his good friend said if kennedy had been well the two of them probably could have stopped the grid lock over healthcare reform and worked out a bipartisan bill. although the two were politically opposites, hatch said kennedy could find the common ground and was a man of his word when he did it. >> whenever we saw common ground, he would stand up even against the amendments of his colleagues and live up to the deal. and he gave his word, he kept his word, and that meant a lot to me. >> kennedy and hatch worked on major pieces of bipartisan legislation including funding for hiv and aids projects and healthcare for needy children. >> senator kennedy was a driving force looking to get affordable healthcare for every american and during his address at the democratic national convention in denver last year, he said, "this is

anita kay.er lawrence, joining us, psychologist and also author of the book "the cult of celebrity." cooper, i'll start with you on this one. i can understand if she's got a beef with the ex-husband. or even the ex-husband's girlfriend. but to go after the 17-year-old and she's 40? what's going on here? >> i hate the fact that we're talking about this again. i can't believe -- >> again, i know. >> -- this is a problem in our country right now. but the research hasn't caught up to this yet. we understand bullying but the cyberbullying is a whole other area because it's one thing to just bully someone one on one. when you put something out there on the internet and millions -- potentially millions of people could see these pictures, how is this not the same thing as a pedophile, as somebody that's putting out pictures of naked girls anyway? we talked about it just a few weeks ago that there was a 14-year-old putting up pictures of themselves and they were getting in trouble. this 40-year-old, this

anita brikman has more in this living well report. >> reporter: john wilkes needs a cat scan to helptors correct a heart problem. >> i can't have my heart fix without a cat scan. >> reporter: from x-rays to mammograms doctors rely on medical imaging but each instance exposes a patient to io edizon raid nation -- iz radiation. nce study looked at su claims of 1 llmiion adults. 70% had at least one procedure over a three year period. >> the result. >> a fifth of patients were exposed to moderate radiation. >> a smaller number exposed to high levels and multiple procedures could be a problem over time. >> radiation may increase their chance of having cancer in the future, but we are not sure about that. >> reporter: the study maybe a wakeup call to doctors. >> i think we have to be aware of the radiation that we give and we will have to use it carefully. >> if there is a risk i'm willing to take it. >> it is the first step in diagnosing and fixing his heart. >> reporter: anita says the research team says doctors should weigh the pros and cons of a test and explore imaging that uses the

eric, anita, ncaa very much. she's been -- thank you very much.he's been missing for about a week. a mother from georgia vanished while talking on a cell phone on a lonely deserted -- deserted road by night. the latest, live from georgia, that's next on "studio b." . ever worn your clothes in the shower? if you're using other moisturizing body washes, you might as well be. you see, their moisturizer sits on top of skin, almost as if you're wearing it. only new dove deep moisture has nutriummoisture, a breakthrough formula with natural moisturizers... that can nourish deep down. it's the most effective natural nourishment ever. shepard: this is a really weird one. the disappearance of a woman, and there is her picture. the mother vanished, they tell us, while she was apparently talking on her cell phone with with her boyfriend on a dark, rural road. he says that his girlfriend said, "do not take me." this is just a stone's throw from the tennessee line itself. marianne silber is live. thing, it just does not all seem perfectly right. i mean, at a d

derrick. >> thanks anita. check the caller id closely, a fake debt collector could be on the line. in tonight's living smart focus, the better business bureau says phoney callers are making the rounds claiming you defaulted on a payday loan and you will be arrested if youp chtaeeinbrin lvvog a data breech involving thousands of pe wopseholed u ayvipaer sces ydcould be inelfucaceose those calls. if you get one,one, the b bbyo giou yrsveonalr yo ormation out over ur rights and abusive calls and threats are against the law. >>> the grocery store wars are heating up and safeway is making the latest move. the grocery chain slashed prices up to 25% on products in the store and every aisle. prices are down on brand-name products as well as the safeway brand and focused on the staples like laundry detergent, meat, and paltry. safeway's president says they have been able to negotiate some better fuel and supplier costs and they pass those on to consumers. >>> you know, i was outside riding today and it did not rain. i felt like i needed a swim suit. it was soupy out there. >> 97 on monday.

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peter: and that's why anita vogel joins us live. good morning, anita. >> good morning.y folks, someone came out and they said they're expecting the plane to be wheeled down at 5:45 west coast time. that's right about now. so that plane should be minutes away. once it does touchdown on the ground it will be towed into this private hanger via an electric tug. that's for e.p.a. reasons. so this hanger doesn't fill up with exhaust. but let me point you over here to my left. can you see the platform is already set up with the welcome home sign. it's already for the plane to be rolled in here. and there are the stairs that those american journalists will take to walk down and touchdown on american soil for the first time in a very long time. we can only imagine what an ordeal this has been for those two women who have been locked behind bars in north korea for more than 4 1/2 months, sentenced to 12 years of hard labor. so we know that these women will be greeted by their family members here today. they will also be greeted by a number of dignitaries. we know that former vice

anita vogel is live in california. anita, why do they say that? >> the police are working very closely with the u.s. office and canadian officials, and they do believe that brian jenkins is in canada. they say he started out in the u.s. and drove to washington -- ryan jenkins is in canada. they say he bolated across and walked into canada. u.s. officials are hoping that if he is arrested in canada that he can be extradited to the u.s., where he can stand trial for murder. moscow? jon -- jon? jon: what about the family? >> the family was sobbing. an ex-boyfriend took center stage and spoke angrily about ryan jenkins. >> ryan jenkins is an animal. when he gets done to jasmne is unspeakable -- to jasmine. >> any also asked that anybody who has any information about ryan jenks please step forward to help -- ryan jenkins, please step forward to help. jon: anita vogel, thank you. a fox news weather alert now, hurricane bill expected to spare the u.s. a direct hit but could still give dangerous conditions along the eastern seaboard this week and. they ex

. >> and i'm anita brikman. >>> tonight shocking new details come out of an 18-year-old bizarre kidnapping case. >> california police have arrested a convicted sex offender and his wife for abducting little jc dugar back in 1991. but now we find out what happened after that is harder to stomach. she hadn't been seen or heard from in 18 long years. >> there are no known attempts for her to reach out to anybody. >> so when she accompanied the sex offender, his wife nancy and two children in his parole meeting, authorities got suspicious. during questioning, they discovered that jc, now 29 and called alyssa, was really the 11-year-old girl kidnapped back in 1991 near her home in south lake, tahoe. and it turns out, phillip had fathered the two children with jc. >> none of the children have ever gone to school. they've never been to a doctor. they were kept in complete isolation. >> the two girls are 15 and 11 which means jc go pregnant at age 13. authorities say the three lived in a secret area behind the home. >> the back yard had sheds, tents and outbuildings where they spent most of their

like her unforget tabl anita, cheet chita rivera has shown that live can be like in america. mary roberts learned what it takes to make sure all voices are heard. as a crusader for women and those without a voice in ireland, she was the first woman elected president of ireland before being appointed u.n. high commissioner for human rights. today, as an advocate for the hungry shall the hunted, the forgotten and ignored, she has not only shown a light on human suffering but illuminated a better future for our world. after graduating from the university of chicago school of medicine in 1948, janette wowly got married and gave birth to four sons making medicine a hobby. it wasn't until she was almost 40 that she took up serious medical research and not until a decade later she discovered hunched over her dining room table that leukemia cells are noted for changes in their genetic, a discovery that showed that cancer is genetic and transformed how we fight the disease. all of us have been touched in some way by cancer, including my family. we can all be thankful that what began a

. >> i'm anita brikman. tonight nearly 3000 people packed inside a high school. >> attending a public formum on health care reform. britney moorehouse with a breakdown of all the action. i hear there was plenty of it. >> reporter: you're not kidding. i'm not going to lie. i didn't even make it inside this building in the early hour because there was so much going out on here. hundreds of people were unable to get inside this building. all of them standing out chanting armed with stories and opinions. >> kill the bill. >> reporter: kill the bill. health care now. >> health care now. >> reporter: two opposing chants outside south lake high school where maximum capacity is keeping hundreds from attending a town hall meeting. >> i would love to know how many people in there are true constituents of the eighth congressional district. >> reporter: charges fly that democrats organized reform supporters. >> it is interesting that some leaders allege that supporters of free market solutions are astro turf when they h

some have loved ones ready to donate who aren't a match but anita brickman reports some doctors in dc a landmark organ swap. >> seven donors give to seven recipients. seven kidney transplants happened over a four-day period. >> teams from georgetown university hospital and washington hospital center introduce the members of the first local 14-person kidney swap. involving friends, family and altruistic donors. doctors use a blood cleansing technique to make people match who couldn't before. >> it is a process similar to dialysis where the blood circumstance lates outside of the body an then comes back in the body. however, when it circulates through this filter the didn'tty -- antibodies that are such a problem are removed sod then the patient can receive a transplant. >> reporter: a domino transplant over four days in july matched up strangers with patients in need. >> i was in the hospital and i just shed tears. i can't explain it. i really can't. >> i have seen my sister come off of -- home from dialysis just exhausted to the point where i have had to pick her up off of the floor.

anita? >> good news, bad news situation the bad news because of the extremely hot triple-digit temperatures, this fire did triple in size overnight to 35,000 acres. good news is, it's a little cooler today the temperatures and humidity is on the rise and that should help firefighters in their battle. let me show you where high am standing. you can see at the end of the street there is fire engine and firefighters, we've watched them at the end of this cul-de-sac taking a stand of flames that were leaping into the neighborhood about 150 yards away. we watched homeowners on their rooftops spraying down their roofs, doing whatever they can to save their homes. earlier today we heard from governor arnold schwarzenegger so far three homes have been lost. he hopes that number will stand. >> this is a huge and very dangerous fire. fire is moving very close to homes and structures. i will promise they do the best job that they can. >> reporter: so far we know that three civilians and one firefighter

some senate committees are looking at significant cuts as well. >> in los angeles, anita vogle fox 45 news. >> debate continues over the public option part of the health care plan. liberal lawmakers recently wrote a letter to health and human services secretary cath lisa billion yus saying the public option is key. and nancy pelosi say the public option will be part of the house version. >> it is a deal breaker because the whole idea behind health care reform is to bring down the cost. we cannot bring down the cost unless there is a public option. >> that brings us now to the question of the day. would you support the health care reform bill without the public option? at last check, 16 percent say yes. 84 percent say no. tony from pikesville writes, the public option is an essential component in order to control the cost of health care. but mike writes, i never asked anyone to fix health care. for more responses go to foxbaltimore.com and click on question of the day. >> we have the different versions of the health care bills on our website. just check them out at foxbaltimore.com/new

we are going in the right direction, let's put it that way, anita. forecast first. aernight still chan er owsh an thunderstorm althoug the threat has diminished a little bit. not as owmuggy. mid-60s in the suburbs although downtown we are still talking about low 70s for low temperatures. winds tug inh rternostealy at t 0 to 10. tempghnot to. o not too bulot w anin70s.as m saedfr erk. we in manassas. we will ma oma at live dplopok t 9000. couple showers on there. cooler air ahead on the weekend when we come back. >> thank you. >>> tomorrow the kennedy family will hold a public wake for eunice kennedy shriver. it will take place near the kennedy compound. a private funeral mass will take place on friday. mrs. shriver died yesterday. she was 88 years old. >>> more problems for the mayor adrian fenty tonight. his nominee to the contract appeals board won't be sworn in as planned. he was recently disbarred for his roll in a fraudulent real estate day. a week later the maryland court of appeal disbarred him and today he was notified in writing he is no longer meeting the

anita vogel live for us tonight from compton, california just south of los angeles. anita?> well, hi there, trace. the local utility company here southern california edison is offering homeowners $50 for old clunker refrigerators. they will come to your house and haul it away for free. they will bring it to a recycling plant just like this one where many old dinosaur refrigerators are put out to pasture. before congress started rewarding americans for trading in gas guzzling cars. home ons in southern california were turning in old refrigerators and getting $50 back from the local power company. >> works for me it would have gone out to the front. somebody would have come by and hauled it off or i can get 50 bucks for something somebody else to haul it off to me. >> that's not all. southern california edison has recycled more than three quarters of a million refrigerators. homeowners can save as much as 20% on their electric bill. hundreds of dollars a year just by replacing old refrigerators and freezers with new energy efficient models. the clunkers end up here in this re

shepard: anita vogel live on the fire lines. back to her as news warrants. also from california the man who police say kidnapped a little girl and held her captive for 18 years, raping her along the way. may also be linked to a string of unsolved murders. that from police. the man is philip delaware doe. he -- garrido. he is on the left. he is accused akidnapping jaycee when she was 11 years old. she son the left. she was a child. police say philip and his wife nancy kidnapped her and keeping her for two decades. is he a convicted sex offender who we are told raped jaycee dugard and fathered her daughters who are 11 and 15 years old. i know you can see them elsewhere but we are not going to show them. they are victims enough already. this is the desshelved backyard where police say victims and her daughters lived. dugard worked for her kidnapper's printing business. she had access to email and a phone. she was allowed to leave the property. but we're not all together sure she ever asked for help or tried to escape. i mean, imagine how messed up she must have

anita mcnaught of al jazeera english reports from islamabad that holbrooke reached out to conservative muslim leaders -- and got an earful once he did. >> reporter: u.s. envoy richard holbrooke's final public address in pakistan had a familiar bush era ring >> it is a different kind of war with a different kind of enemy. an enemy that straddles the border of the two countries and poses equal threats to afghanistan, pakistan, and the united states. >> reporter: but this was a different kind of visit. apart from the usual calls on the president and foreign minister, the u.s. envoy requested meetings with far-right conservative religious groups. groups - they told us - america usually avoided. >> this was a new development. it was a surprise for us. >> reporter: but after the surprise, history lessons. traditionally anti-american in policy, these groups pulled no punches at their meetings. >> translator: for 14 years you give the fighters of this region the best military training money could buy. you armed and garlanded them to fight the soviets. you have created the mess here. so why are

and again anita and leslie, they have been talking about this for years. decades. >> wow, thank you. >>> well, the families of two women hit and drag on a silver springs street onaysard tu. and they are appealing fo. lphe thwith lpe search of a hit-and- run driver. scott broom is live with new developments in the case. scott? >> reporter: when you understand these new developments, it's a miracle that these ladies survived. they are badly hurt. a couple of housekeeperring walking back to -- housekeepers walking back to their car in silver spring when they were hit and dragged. police say that there is no way the driver didn't know what happened. >> reporter: the 22-year-old maria and 2-year-old roosevelt. struck while walking in this crosswalk at the interaction of capitol view in silver springs at 10 a.m. on saturday. and she was dragged 83 feet. dragged 113 feet over here. today through an interpreter, they appeal for the hit-and-run driver to contact police and put an end to the mystery. >> my family would like to send a he is san to this individual --

she would become famous as anita in "west side story." that rare performer that can sing, dance, an act, she revealed the rare ability to overcome when she recovered from a car accident that shattered her legs. she won a tony after she took the stage again for "kiss of a spider woman." she has proved that life can be bright in america. mary robinson learned early on what it meant to have her voice heard. as a crusader in ireland, she was the first woman elected president in ireland before becoming president of human rights. -- becoming un president of human rights. today as an advocate for the hungry and the forgotten, she has not only shined a light on human suffering, but has eliminated a better future for us all. after graduating from university school of chicago medicine in 1948, janice wellinghoff got married and gave birth to four sons, making maddison a hobby and family her priority. it was not until she was almost 40 that she took up serious medical research. not until 1 decade later that she discovered, hunched over her table, ex

lesli, anita? >> the automatic train control system was reported on the red line the day after the crash "the washington post contract reported that the national transportation safety board did not learn about the march incident in which the train overrode the platform at the takoma station until last week. the problem turned out to be a bad relay in one of the other series rail cars. metro says the train was not going fast enough to be deemed a close call. >>> now to the carjacking this morning of a woman in lorton, virginia. police say she stpehed r car in the 7800block of lewis chapel road to pickup a coworker when she was n.o oached by metw pthd leeyhefrr om the car at gunpoint, took her purse and drove away. fortunately, she was not hurt. the car was a green mercury cougar. >>> a broken main in northeast washington broke in the 1900 block of hamlin street today. several cars had to be moved out of the way for folks to fix it. traffic is being rerouted around the area until the area is complete

shepard: anita vogel on the west coast.of things, but one feature behead really not thought about is turning on the oven. our lead story on our fox trip across america. new york -- he says when his telephone is near the oven, and he gets a call, it turns on the broiler. it started a small fire the first time. >> there was smoke from the oven. shepard: he is now waiting for the manufacturer to figure out what is wrong. louisiana -- shrimpers' on the gulf coast are threatening to keep their boats in court permanently if they do not get more for their catch. >> right now, the prices are falling. shepard: at the market, the shrimps sell for up to $4 a pound. missouri -- police in suburban st. louis are looking for a new breed of counterfeiter. >> apparently, they are taking a $5 bill with some sort of solution that they are watching b5 dollar bill with, and then they are transposing it with(="g devised to generate what appears to be a $100 bill. shepard: police say they have that four counterfeit incidents recently. arizona --

anita brikman touches on things that may help. >> reporter: classrooms full of kids equal more expoture to germs. that's why public health officials are bracing for strong resurgence, which is already made the rounds at summer camps. the doctor, chairman of pediatrics at a fairfax hospital says parents can start talking to their kids. at the top of the list, hand washing. >> even though they have hand sanitizer at the school. i said please, please, please, st into the bathroom and watch them. >> tell kids to watch their hands thoroughly and often and sneeze into their arm, not their hands. it's also a good idea to have your kids get the flu vaccine earlier than usual. >> it will be available in the next week to two weeks. >> it will be womaning later. clinical trials are underway to test the new vaccine's safety and effectiveness. >> what we expect is the seasonal vaccine, parents getting their children vaccinated within the last month and then one or two doses in october. >> what if your child gets sick? for traditional flu symptoms, sore throat, and a headache, dr. asher says treat th

. >> pues, anita, todavÍa no han roto el rÉcord mundial.t a mÉxico donde se encuentra alberto hernÁndez. mi querido alberto, ¿cÓmo es eso de que se divorcian?h@h@ >> sÍ, pero se divorcian laboralmente. han hecho distintos programas de televisiÓn juntos y prÓximamente cierra su ciclo el Último programa en el cual ellas han participado juntas. fÍjate que este programa definitivamente con Él concluyen... esto nos platicaba ayer montserrat. le fuimos a preguntar si terminÓ el programa de y dijo que tambiÉn terminÓ un ciclo entre ellas todos y que decidieron seguir da una sus propios proyectos. llevamos una relaciÓn muy bonita que obviamente ha madurado con los aÑos y ella considera que ya es momento de hacer cosas solas. tiene dos ofertas de trabajo o en el extranjero y yo creo que no le va a faltar trabaja. estÁ seriamente pensando en tomar algunas de estas... o se va a europa o a estados unidos.h@h@Ú bien, y yo sÉ que ambas le va a ir muy bien porque tienen mucho talento. >> yo todavÍa no me repongo del fin de semana por quÉ el sÁbado tuvimos

in los angeles, anita vogle, fox news. >>> meanwhile, a spokesperson for the family says the king of pop will be buried august 29th and that would have been his 51st birthday. > and many of you got to see a preview, now glee is ready for a comeback and holly is talking to some of the stars next. >>> and we're going to head over to studio b. to see what our guest chef is cooking up. i love those crab cake sliders. delicious. back in a moment. don't go anywhere. [ singing ] >>> that is fox's new up beat comedy called glee set to premier september 9th about a teacher who tries to revive a high school glee club while helping unknown under dogs and finds the specialty in each of them. holly morris joins us live with the cast. >> reporter: we are joined by trouble in paradise this morning. this is the all girls acapella kyer from american university and they are out here this morning because we are in a gleeful mood. glee is the new comedy from fox that promises to be a hit this fall and we are lucky because three of the cast members happen to be here as well. cory monty, jenna moscowitz a

adelante, neida. >> muchÍsimas tfdxvuxwskph@h@gr querida anita.a en el lugar probablemente no funcionaban detectores de gas. los socorristas sacaron a todos los fallecidos y los heridos de esta mina. miren esto, elx-presidente de colombia se reuniÓ con hugo chÁvez en caracas en un intento r bajas tensiones diplomÁticas entre sus respectivos paÍses. amper dijo que espera abrir la puerta a una mejor relaciÓn bilateral, pero chÁvez aclarÓ que el ex gobernador colombiano no es mediador en este conflicto entre ambos paÍses. chÁvez pretende que uribe revoque el compromiso con washington era alquilado bases colombianas a militares estadounidenses para la lucha contra el narcotrÁfico. el presidente colombiano Álvaro uribe hablÓ con su colega de brasil lula da silva sobre sus planes de aumentar la presencia militar estadounidense en colombia. uribe dijo que explicÓ a lula que la presencia norteamericana se limitarÁ exclusivamente a colombia y que habrÁ transparencia en sus tratos con washington. la reuniÓn con lula es parte de la gira que viene realizando

thank you. >>> it's time. >> yes. >> i have a special treat for anita. it's her favorite.i have furries this week. >> i love that. >> i have fake animals and one real animal. it's the look at the excellent and not so excellent sports. we start with the good. best job by a mascot. the manley eagle from the australian rugby league. subdued him until security could arrive. but the best part of it is, the eagle in full uniform gave an interview. >> bought me wings -- he gave him a bit, don't you love how he didn't take his hat off for the interview? the red sox throwing the purpose pitch high and tight to alex rodriguez. doesn't get charged with a ball, because as you can see, it hit his back. arod tries to argue that it hit him in the shoulder. the replay doesn't lie. here's another mascot. look, he is trying to play a little. >> wait a minute. >> no, she's not buying that. she's a little too smart. best luck in the history of luck. this texas trooper helping a motorist change a tire on a bridge. watch along the guardrail as another tire wizs by his hip and nearly kills him.

anita brikman has more. >> i love it that i can take everything out.he distractions. >> you don't think of anything else. you don't think of the clock or wanting to go to bed. you keep reading and reading. >> reporter: on campuses across the nation, students are using ritalin to study harder and party longer. and for children it is a cinch. >> when abused or used more it can be doing serious damage to the body. >> reporter: it is in the same class as amphetamine and cocaine. >> my freshman year it was very prevalent among the majority of my friends. >> i heard stories of kids taking it in the middle of class. >> reporter: all the behavior stopped at patrick henry high school after lucas lawson died from heart failure. he collapsed shortly after snorting rushed ritalin at a party. >> that kind of things scares people and they realize it is stupid. >> since my 8-year-old son takes ritalin is it is harmless drug. >> reporter: ritalin abuse is talked about in drug prevention classrooms and so far it is working. unfortunately that can't be said at other sch

. >> reporter: hi anita, i know you are remembering ted kennedy ever since news broke about his death and tonight, we are of course as well. from his personal tragedies to his incredible professional triumph. how the third longest serving senator in the u.s. leaves behind an incredible legacy of landmark legislation. so our coverage continues tonight on the cbs evening news right after 9news now. as you mentioned later on a prime time special, ted kennedy, the last brother. anita, back to you. >> thank you katie. >>> well, it is a car seat stroller system popular with a- list celebrities. >> it didn't pass consumer reports safety tests. we'll have all the details next in living smart. in >>> toys r us is launching a program that allows customers to trade in their used cribs, car seats, and other baby products for discounts on new ones. starting friday, customers who bring in their old equipment over the next three weeks will receive coupons for 20% off any new products. participating manufactures include eddie bower and others. >>> the orbit infant system is one of the hippest and mos

believe me, it all adds up in the end. >> anita voguele, fox news. >>> and fox 5 is on call this mrningc downloads an homework. researcher north carolina state university interviewed hundreds of 12 to 17-year-olds and found that one in five are sharing their prescription drugs with friends appear one-third of those don't tell thir doctor. researcher worry that could lead to potential deadly drug interactions. >>> a university of pittsburgh study looked at 100,000 women. optimisms had a 14% lower risk of dieing of any cause than pessimists. the researchers tracked women over the age of 50 who had no signs of cancer or heart disease at the beginning of that eight-year study. >>> hears a reason perhaps for men to drop that tough guy attitude as new research from rutgers university suggests men would have deep seated masculinity beliefs are less likely to get exams compared to other men. >>> washington gas trucks an repair equipment are the tools of the trade for these cowboys. holly will explain coming up next hour. how does jell-o sugar free pudding fit all that rich, chocolatey taste in

believe me, it all adds up in the end. >> in constance, california, anita vogel, fox news.o talk about his cash for clunkers program and other economic initiatives during a visit tuesday to new hampshire, a state that went for hillary clinton in the primary last year, and that was in his column in the general election. correspondent molly line has a preview. >> tomorrow, these seaside community of portsmouth will host president obama's first trip to the gan its state since his election, his first visit since the campaign. this time mr. obama will not be vying for votes, instead, looking to persuade the politically savvy constituents that the economic picture is not so bleak and his healthcare reform plans won't bake the bank. business week recently named portsmouth the best place in the state to open a new business. among the city's newest entrepreneurs, whitney swatfield and her partner, samantha fin gan. friday ne open add boutique stationery shop in the downtown. >> we were eals to get a good deal on our rent because of the economy. >> despite the economic climate, they'

. >>> time to go to new york and get the tech beats with have anita fire in. >> reporter: according to the new york times, the change will take place by the end of the year. sony and other companies are hoping to counter amazon that has become the dominant e book seller. books sold on amazon website can only be read by the kindle or eye software. goggle is expanding the social networking. you can scrabble and share "youtube" videos. americans are spending more time at home playing video games this summer. a new survey finds that time spent playing games increased 21% in june than a year ago. they played 13 hours in the month and games are clearly not just for kids anymore. half that time was adults, 18 and up. one reason is more people are choosing to stay at home and save money during the recession. texting extras. they hope to reach intelligent life. the messages will be transmitted to the nearest earth like planet outside our solar system that is likely to support life. it will take about 20 years for the messages to get there and there's no guarantee that you'll get a response. tho

in los angeles, anita vogel, "fox news." >> julie: the waves picked up, the wind again and they knew in trouble. a daring rescue caught on tape as the coast guard swoops and over by the most dangerous oceans on earth. plus sometimes buckets to be too much. sometimes you just got to scream. so let it out. you never know. it may just might make you famous. xí??lllllllllll and one of my producers of the "fox report." only kidding. it's a contest to see who can scream the loudest. such a thing exists and it is earsplitting. competitors in time and attempt to break the guinness world record for the loudest scream. the days when he scream or registered 116.8 db. while shorter the world record we are told. ~effort earned him a check for more than $800 and he vows to scream louder nature. why did i get registered for that? vacuous brains return from tracking pirates and a kayak in trouble off alaska. just two stops as we go across america. >> alaska: two kayakers from israel find that i expected challenge from the wind off the kenai peninsula. the u.s. coast guard responding to a s

anita, over to you. >>> thank you. coming up, a controversial gold medal winning track star returns home unable to take questions about her gender. brett. >> anita, it is tuesday and that means it is time for the latest good, bad, and the ugly. plus the sound that this woman made that made grown men scream for their mommies. you'll hear it in tonight's gbu. topper. >> we are looking at a few clouds, but a very nice evening. we'll take you out with the pollen. you can access this via the web. grass is in the moderate range and mold came down from high back to moderate. you get the break down on our website. we'll come back and break down the week e maybopa tricmaybe a . tstaye uned. st ówlaóo >>> in a california courtroom, brown received probation and able to perform six months of community labor for beating former singer, rhianna. the altercation happened last february. 20-year-old brown will be allowed to serve his sentence in virginia. the richmond chief of police will supervise his community labor requirement direct

anita vogel has the story. >> reporter: the details are gruesome. >> the fingers and teeth were removedhe police driving the way jenkins tried to cover his tracks after strangling fee or a death. her body was found stuffed in a suitcase and tossed in a dumpster last weekend. >> ryan n is an animal. what he has done to jasmine is a unspeakable. it's just not right. >> reporter: she was last seen alife with jenkins who had missing, then disappeared. police believe jenkins may already be in canada. his car and empty boat trailer was found at at -- at a marina in washington state. that boat located a short time later in a town near the canadian border. police are working with u.s. marshalls an canadian authorities to track him down. >> there will be no stone unturned and we'll look under every rock for him. >> reporter: he has a history of violence, with an assault charge in canada and a domestic violence charge here in the u.s. for hitting feeory. there is speculation that jenkins may be getting help from family and friends. police say if that's true, they could be in trouble too. >> anybo

. >> that's right, anita. members of congress are really feeling the heat of august. at town hall meetings all across the country. we have to reality check and focus on some of the questions being asked during this healthcare debate. we'll have that and much more tonight only on the cbs evening news right after 9news now. anita, back to you. >>> all right, you may have heard tales of people catching fish that are this big. in ohio, a woman is telling a different kind of fish story. leeanne niles says she was driving along lake erie when a fish ran into her windshield. an eagle had the fish when it just lost its grip. can you imagine driving along and a fish comes slamming into your car? luckily, no one was hurt. we can't say as much for the fish. >> oh my goodness. your heart could stop. that's craziness. >>> one of hollywood's newest stars is breaking hearts. >> plus, just how far can you stretch a buck at the dollar store? take a look and see what it really buys. >>> normally, long time nfl players see preseason as a chore. we'll see which veteran red skin is ready

anita, give me one moment to make a point. bill richardson says that both countries can claim victory, but that north korea used these journalists as bargaining chips and that they have played this game before. he also says that the leader, kim jong-il, has secured significant. anita, do we expect to hear from these two women when they come in sight of the hangar in the next few minutes? >> we have not received official word, but we are certainly hoping so. this is expected to be a joyous occasion, in a matter of moments when the airplane as role in. this is a green facility, according to rules it must be tugge din. we have -- tugged in. you can see the platform already set up with a welcome home sign. we presume that everyone on board will walk down those stairs, touching down for the first time in 4.5 months. on my right i want to show you that we have several rows of chairs shot -- set up. we are expecting remarks from dignitaries. many members of both girls families are here. in the case of euna lee, her 4- year-old daught

in los angeles, anita vogel, fox news. bret: the obama administration filed court papers today claiming that the defense of marriage act discriminates against gays, even as justice department lawyers are defending the law. that defense to a lawsuit filed by a gay couple in california has angered gay activists who say the president is backtracking on a campaign promise to repeal the law. the campaign rhetoric is already hot in the state of texas in the governor's race there. republican senator kay bailey hutchinson kicked off her five-day announcement tour by going right after the incumbent. carl cameron is in the capital city of austin. >> i'm running for governor because i believe in texas. >> it begins what is already one of the nastiest g.o.p. fights of 201. kate bailey hutchinson, senior senator from texas, launched her bid to oust the longest serving governor, fellow republican rick perry. >> after ten years of governance under rick perry, where are we? property taxes, highest in the country, state debt, doubled. >> a

anita vogel has the preview. >> reporter: looking to tell her side of the story, nadia sulaiman tries control of her life on the two-hour fox tv special. after giving birth to octuplets conceived through in vitro fertilization, th mother of six became a mother of 14 and was thrustnto an intense and often harsh spotlight. >> it is particularly intense in this case because of the truliy disturbing circumstances of the birth. the idea that she is not married. the idea that she has had all 14 children through scientific means, through artificial insemination, the idea that she clearly has no coherent plan for raising 14 children. >> reporter: expect never before seen footage of the single mom, up precedented access to her kids, private moments and new interviews with nadia expressing her doubts, fears and feelings. >> i screwed up my life. you screwed up my kids' life. swat heck am i going to do. >> i think it has been embarrassing to her to be portrayed as someone attention grabbing or freaky. i think she want to be portray ad as a loving mother. >> reporter: since giving birth to her la

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back to you. >> anita vogel live in california, thank you. there are two things that firefighters in california really need right now, no wind and cool temperatures. so is the weather going to work with the crews on the fire lines or against them? for an answer, let's bring in accu-weather meteorologist joe bastardy, what are we seeing in california right now, joe? >> in this particular situation, we have a massive high pressure alot of as we go over the picture. massive high pressure alot of is over the west and forcing the east wind further west than normal. usually the marine layer comes in further and that helps cool it down and increase the relative humidity and that battle is going to take place the next few days and finally as we get to the weekend, it will be driven out completely and as a matter of fact, next week at this time it's going to be quite cool. there's another problem with the west coast, also, and that is hurricane-- that's hurricane jimmenna and the tropical prediction center is trying to forecast this up through the baj

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