. >> we want ann. >> get ann coulter off our campus. >> shut down ann coulter's speech in canada. we will show you what happened and have reaction. >> hey, guys, why don't you wake up? >> bill: and dennis miller has observations on the passage of obama care and whether we are losing our freedom. >> we have got to do something for god's sake. >> bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. your freedom and president obama. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. when you cut through all the bologna, the controversy in america today is over freedom. those lined up against the obama administration believe the federal government is becoming too intrusive. that is, it is telling us what to do when it has no constitutional authority to do that. on the left, the pro-obama people say there is unfairness in america that needs to be corrected by the feds, thus, the battle lines are drawn. talking points believes the freedom issue is crucial. in the "new york times" lead

put yourself in ann's shoes. i know you don't like her, but -- she gets invited to go up there and give a speech, she agrees to do that, she gives a speech, she's herself, she doesn't make any pretenses about who she is or how she feels and she shows up to these crowds going crazy outside of the university. chanting some really vial things about her. why shouldn't she have her back up a bit? >> well, i mean, i'm sure she's a little bit distressed, but actually, i'm not sure that it's actually an authentic emotion that ann coulter is giving. i believe what's happening now, she's taking advantage of a situation and milking it for all its worth. i don't think she's really hurt, insulted. i think she's enjoying every minute of it, and so are the extremists, the speech solutionists who are -- absolutists who are supporting her in canada, they're loving every minute of it and i actually don't mind that we're having a conversation about what speech is appropriate on campus, it's a good conversation to have. it's a bette

ann? >> al, thanks. >>> a popular way for mothers to carry around their newborns but this morning more than a million baby slings are being recalled less than two weeks after a warning was issued about the suffocation danger that these devices may pose to infants. nbc's tom costello is in washington, d.c. with more on this story. tom, good morning. >> reporter: ann, good morning. a lot of moms, a lot of parents think this is a great way to bond with a baby, wearing the sling. but experts say if the baby isn't positioned properly, they can also pose a risk. a baby can't cry, and it can -- in fact some babies have -- suffocated in the fabric. kathleen ross was a happy, smiling 12-week-old when she went with her mom to run errands. but when ann went to take her baby out of the sling she had been wearing, something was terribly wrong. >> there was mucus with blood in it. just coming out of her nose, out of her right nostril. >> reporter: kathleen had suffocated. 1 of 14 such deaths over the pa

out here along with ann curry. now that you're back from vacation. this is really the serious story. i had no idea this was going on. consumer product safety commission has recalled more than 1 million baby slings because the infants could suffocate. over the years, this has happened to more than 14 children. what you need to do if you own one coming up in a live report. >>> also coming up, don't kill the messenger but there is a new study just out that says women need a full hour of exercise every day. talking seven days a week. in order to avoid gaining weight as they get older. for many women, that's just not enough time. we'll talk about the study and try and figure out how you can squeeze in extra exercise. women at about the age of 50. they studied 34,000 women. i think a lot of them will say this is really bad news. >> i'm with you. >>> it is that time of the week where we gather our financial experts together and give you our "money 911." timely advice from paying down huge medical bills to how the new health insurance reform legislation can

. >> in for matt, i'm ann curry. good morning. >>> senate republicans vow to fight the bill tooth and nail. >> senators worked well past 2:00 a.m. with democrats voting down a series of fixes to the bill. problems with two minor provisions were identified requiring another house vote. is it a setback for democrats? we'll talk about that with arizona republican senator john mccain. we're also going to ask him about threats some lawmakers who supported health care have been receiving. >>> also this morning, a big debate over whether the public should be allowed to watch that surveillance video of that deadly killer whale attack at seaworld orlando. a judge in florida is considering a request to make that tape available to the media. coming up an emotional plea by the victim's husband to stop that from happening. >>> and family dating. making friends with your kids' friends. how to negotiate that social mine field. >>> the overnight wrangling on capitol hill will now send the health care fixes bill back to congress. nbc

hola, soy ann marie howard.ransformaciones que acaban de ver son el resultado de un notable producuc dermatológico de youthology, instituto de investigación capaz de quitar 10 años a su apariencia en sólo 90 segundos. si tiene menos de 35 años y no le preocupan arrugas, bolsas y otros signos de envejecimiento alrededor de los ojos este producto no es para usted. pero si lo que le preocupa es el aspecto que presenta su piel preste atención a lo que verá y escuchará en los próximos 90 segundos. mantenga su vista abajo en la pantalla. a la izquierda congelamos una imagen anterior del ojo de judy. el suero que ella se está aplicando ahora en ese ojo, es producto de una notable tecnología dermatológica pero no necesita uno ni tres o seis meses para obtener cambios sólo sutiles en su aspecto, ella está usando una nueva tecnología. con resultados espectaculares. resultados que puede ver inmediatamente. la imagen inferior derecha documentará este cambio en tiempo real, sin ningún corte ni edición. esta tecnología está e

he mate the comments at the anne arundel medical center today.e also announced the formation of a coordinating council that will implement the federal reforms in maryland. >> i know having analyzedded it with people it's going to help our bottom line with the state. we're already spending and wasting a lot of money that we'll no longer have to spend and waste because we'll have a system that covers a lot of the uncompensated care that we're currently paying for. >> the governor predicts 400,000 marylanders will be insured under the new reform. >>> getting health reform passed in washington didn't come without a cost. the president is is under fire tonight for failing to live up to his promises. jeff abell is is here with that story. jeff? >> reporter: the president promiseed transparency but many taxpayers say he fell far short. president obama long promised that any health care negotiations would be broadcast on c-span but they were not. he also promised taxpayers would have five days to read any bill before it was signed. they actually got two.

ann? >> stephanie gosk, thank you so much this morning. >>> we want to get a check of the rest of the morning's top stories from natalie morales in for ann at the news desk. >>> good morning, everyone. today at the white house more help for the millions of homeowners who owe more than their homes are worth to try to stem the foreclosure crisis. nbc's chief white house correspondent chuck todd joins us now. chuck, what's in this new plan? >> well, this new plan is directly aimed at those folks who are unemployed. it is sort of a temporary program the government is going to require lenders to give temporary relief to unemployed folks on their mortgage payments. maybe it will be slashing the principle. maybe it will be allowing them to skip a payment. whichever program the lender wants to do. look, this is an attempt -- it was over a year ago that the president announced a big housing program. it is not gone as planned. they thought they could help 4 million to 5 million homeowners. so far th

i can't help, but picture my baby -- i'm sorry. >>> we want ann! we want ann! >>> and we want ann, those are canadians, by the way. great stories we're following today and we'll get to them shortly. i'm chuck roberts. thanks for looking in on hln "news and views." pictures that show the drowning death of a trainer at seaworld will not be made public now. a judge extended a restraining order, but he has not made a final decision. they collected the investigators and pictures investigating the death of dawn brancheau. her family appeared in court today and were very emotional as this was being argued. they're making a personal appeal for the judge to prevent the images from going public. media argues that videos and piques are public records and they were used by police in the investigation. the open records act requires they be made public. the judge is keeping the temporary injunction in place as he decides whether to make it permanent. we'd love to know what you think on this. should the video be released to the public? is it a freedom of information issue? is

among the headliners, sarah palin, ann coulter, joe the plumber. remember him? how much of this is show and style and how much of this is going to be substance today? >> i think this is going to be a little bit of both. there's going to be a lot of rhetoric, no doubt about it. this is their kickoff event and they want a big rally and they want media coverage. but the tea party activists both with this tea party express organization and many of the other tea party groups across the country, on their agenda is limited government. they feel the government is too big. the federal government is too big. they feel federal taxes are too high. they are definitely dead set against the president and the democrats' health care bill which the president just signed into law. you're going to see them targeting other house democrats as they make their way across the country. they'll target other house democrats who voted in favor of the health care bill. they're also very much against the federal stimulus package and they even have some problems with some republicans especiall

así es, ann marie.s signos de envejecimiento. hacerlos lucir muchos años más joven sin tener que someterse a una cirugía ni depender de inyecciones. cuando vemos este rostro, hay tres indicadores principales del envejecimiento de la piel y a menudo pueden hacer que la gente parezca mayor de lo que es. te mostraré de qué hablo. el primer indicador que vemos en maría son las líneas finas y arrugas que aparecen debajo y alrededor de los ojos . el siguiente problema que pueden sufrir personas de cualquier edad es el que podemos ver en esta dama. y son las arrugas en la comisura de los ojos comúnmente llamadas patas de gallo. finalmente, vemos el tercer indicador del envejecimiento. la hinchazón de la piel o bolsas debajo de los ojos. son signos muy comunes. es algo natural, pero nos hacen lucir de mucha mayor edad. un suero que elimina las arrugas en 90 segundos diseñado para contrarrestar los tres indicadores del envejecimiento. exacto. comenzaré con maría, que exhibe líneas finas y arrugas muy pronunciada

nancy-ann, congratulations. i know you spent countless hours working on this.e to ask you, what determined what went into the bill? who were you listening to? where was your -- what was the white house's major source of information? i mean, you did town halls. you listened to people. was it letters? was it e-mails? was it business leaders? how did you formulate this bill that the republicans claim is too many pages for them to read? >> well, for the record, it was about 900 pages that the president signed, the 908 pages, i think, today. the last page is where his signature went. it was a historic day for the american people. because it really marks a new season of giving them more control over their health insurance. and as far as where the ideas came from, remember that he spent two years traveling around the country talking to the american people about what works and what doesn't about the health care system. that's where the bones of this bill were found. and then, yes, he got ideas from talking to people at town halls. he got ideas from talking to members o

a native of arkansas, ann studied at wellesley college and the university of north carolina. she first joined the foreign service in 1973 as an economic officer. her initial postings overseas included saudi arabia and the united nations offices in geneva, switzerland. from 1991-1993, ann served as the state department's director of indian countries and later was a-- appointed deputy secretary for inter-american affairs. in 1997, ann was nominated and confirmed as ambassador to el salvador where she served for three years. she became our ambassador to colombia in 2000 while escorting the late senator wellstone to visit that year to a rural town, an explosive device was found nearby by local security forces. that incident underscores the reality of the many dangers our foreign service officers face while serving overseas. ann returned to washington in 2003 where she served as deputy inspector general for the state department. the following year, she was appointed deputy representative to the united nations in new york. after u.n. ambassador john danforth resigned in january, 20

>> guest: janet like anne frank believes in the goodness of people. she is the optimists. >> guest: i've seen great progress because i lived in a segregated society and now live in the dream, don't know i think a lot of it is genetic. a lot of it is ingrained in us as human beings. we have to manage it. as a superior beings we have to manage that. and there's a wonderful other hebrew saying that is to repair the world to finish dodd's work. he didn't because perfect so our job is to do the best we can to get to the protection. >> host: the two of use in your calling your mission. you feel like a sense of this is the thing to do and you must do it not the back to dr. king again, he said the time is always right. you think the time is right? >> guest: it's always right. is it my calling? it is like breathing in and breeding out. it's the right thing to do. it is to stand up for what is right. i hate belize and injustice and certainly coming from my background i feel that a noble obligation. it's my responsibility and in many ways i have overcome, so if

ann mallelm was honored back in 2008. her in washington as she expands it to the nation's capital. >> cnn hero, ann mallelm. >> reporter: two years ago, ann mallelm was honored as a cnn hero for her "back on my feet" program, which allows homeless men and women to change their own lives through running and job training. what started off as a small running club of 300, expanded to more than 1,500 members with 17 teams running three times a week nationwide. >> you're doing great. since being a cnn hero, it's been extraordinary. we've received so many questions for expansion and people wanting us to bring our program to their city. >> reporter: last year alone, 170 members found work, started job training, or moved out of shelter. >> we're at the home stretch, guys, so pick it up! >> reporter: ann is also featured in this month's issue of "fitness" magazine along with first lady michelle obama and has splplans to expand to bosto and chicago later this year. >> we just gave them the opportunity to do something great. they too

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police, the coast guard, and anne arundel county police and fire both along the route 2 bridge here in annapolis. and at the marina, which is adjacent to it. at this point, they are content just to mark the location of the airplane which is now sunk. you can see the natural resources boat. they're actually just looking to hook a buoy to it. but at this point, no other injuries we know of. and we have heard they have notified the faa of the plane crash. very good news here, the pilot, not severely injured. >> he is so lucky. thanks. captain mike. we'll update you on this and the story as we get information. >>> the fbi get getting threats of violence against lawmakers. nearly a dozen say disturb phone calls and vandalism has them concerned for their own safety. joel brown reports for wjz from washington. >>> a proud president obama took the stage before a friendly crowd in iowa. >> health insurance reform is the law of the land.

i'm ann curry reporting from santiago, chile.ack to you, lawrence. >> ann curry in santiago, thank you. the quake was so powerful it actually moved the earth off its axis by three inches. coming up, we'll talk to a seismologist about whether even bigger earthquakes are coming. >>> and later, keith will return with a post script to his last special comment and important information on what he learned about his own life panel discussions about his father. >>> when rachel joins you at the top of the hour, with democrats vowing to get health care reform passed, the opponents of reform are coming out of the woodwork again. rachel will examine who's behind the efforts to kill it all this time around. i was active, eating healthy. i thought i was in great shape. so i was surprised when my doctor told me i still had high cholesterol. that really hit me, and got me thinking about my health. i knew i had to get my cholesterol under control. but exercise and eating healthy weren't enough for me. now i trust my heart to lipitor. [ male annou

and ann isn't stopping anytime soon. >> all right. we're at the home stretch, you guys. so pick it up. >> along with first lady michelle obama, she's featured in this month's issue of "fitness" magazine and has plans to expand to boston and chicago later this year. >> we just gave >> we gave them the opportunity to do something great and took advantage of it and did it. >>> tonight on "the joy behar show," first, for all of you out there who think you had a bad week, i have two words for you, sandra bullock. then, this just in, tiger woods is going to hold a press conference before the masters. he'll even answer a question or two, go figure. and dog the bounty hunter spends his time rounding up bad guys, unlike elin and sandra who are just married to them. that and more in just a bit. >>> what a week in america's courtrooms. take a look at the story and more important the people who touched our lives. >> tell your name, please. >> casey marie anthony. >> still believe my daughter. >> i believe in my daughter. >> i believe everything my sister tells me. >> immediately fol

ann, starting with you.mentioned in our setup piece that a lot of these movies have not done very well at the box office. why do you think that is? >> you know, i don't pretend to know the answer to that. i think it might have been quote/unquote too soon. it might have been the fact that these conflicts are ongoing and people didn't feel the need if they have family members in harm's way or they're engaged in the war reading their newspapers they didn't feel the need necessarily to go out to the multiplex to get $10 worth of fiction about it. i do think what sets "hurt locker" apart is the fact that, first of all, it is such a visceral action-oriented behavior-driven film. it doesn't have a political ax to grind. it's certainly not taking any kind of point of view one way or the other pro or con about the conflict itself. so i think that's in its favor in this regard. and i also just to go back to the emotional truth piece. the screening i attended last summer with veterans-- and i think there might have bee

ann does. ann has a sense of humor that a lot of times liberals don't get. i wouldn't call it sneering, though. i would call it pointing out the inconsistencies in a humorous way. >> you said in this same article, "couric's half-lidded eyes and unbearable condescension toward a woman whose achievements, personal and professional, are so superior to her own were excruciating to watch. but we could have predicted couric's disparaging questions and snide looks before the interview aired." but you go on to say, "palin should stop wasting time on main-line media interviews." this is back before the election. >> that's right. >> do you think that's still the case? >> i think that now she's gone main-line, and she seems to xl more comfortable with it. but, yes, i think during the election, if she had spent the time with broadcast outlets that were fair and balanced - and i don't mean just fox, i mean, there are ones all over the country - she would have been better off. i mean, i think they were gunning for her. they were disparaging her. they were so brutally per

and ann isn't stopping anytime soon. >> all right. we're at the home stretch, you guys. so pick it up. >> along with first lady michelle obama, she's featured in this month's issue of "fitness" magazine and has plans to expand to boston and chicago later this year. >> we just gave them the opportunity to do something great. they took advantage of it and they did it. >>> this is a "showbiz tonight" news break. here is what's coming up at the top of the hour. jesse james explosive lost interview revealed. sandra bullock saying she was the best sex he ever had. he never lied to her. >>> more miss tresses coming out of the woodwork. what is going on? that's friday night at the top of the hour here on hln. >>> what a week in america's courtrooms. take a look at the story and more important the people who touched our lives. >> tell your name, please. >> casey marie anthony. >> still believe my daughter. >> i believe in my daughter. >> i believe everything my sister tells me. >> immediately following the discovery, caylee is gone. >> tim miller says casey anthony was walking ar

good to see, you ann. >> thank you. >> so we know why ms.obel started this foundation ten years ago, her own personal experience meant that she was incredibly empathetic to the struggle of other single parents with terminally ill children. how is it that this organization is able to continue to help so many people? we're talking about bills in the hundreds and sometimes thousands of dollars. >> that's a great question. the sobel family made the initial gift to feed the foundation. but as time has gone by we've been helped by generous donors. foundations, corporations, individuals. our largest donor is the genentech foundation that helps us with all of our cancer related cases and other generous individuals an companies that have taken on our cause as theirs. they believe, as we do, that a child needs their parent at their side when they are terminally or catastrophically ill. and with our know how, we give these families the gift of time. we consider it the greatest gift that we can give to a parent, is time, precious time, to be with their

sky eye chopper 13 is live over the scene in anne arundel county. mike perry has the latest on the efforts to get the plane out of the water. and the condition of the pilot who office board. >> it all did occur just shortly around 3:20 this afternoon. where an airplane operating in the vicinity of the annapolis airport, near route 2, had to make an emergency landing. he landed in the south river, just west of the route 2 bridge, near a

thank you so much, ann.something on sunday to sit under the covers and watch that. that does it for me. i will see you back here at 2:00 eastern time. we'll have keith morrison on. a story of dramatic undercover operations to save a wife and mother who had no idea she was ever in any danger. the entire mission was secretly recorded by the fbi. we'll have more on that. contessa picks up things at the top of the next hour and she's got with her, nicholas christof. also ahead, new developments in the murder of summer thompson, the girl whose body was found in landfill last october. >>> plus, the reunion we're talk about. sarah palin, john mccain together again. can she help mr. mccain win? [ female announcer ] sometimes you need tomorrow to finish what you started today. for the aches and sleeplessness in between,

joining us to talk about this our attorney based in washington state, anne bremner, former prosecutor. this strikes me so wrong, talking about a 15-year-old girl. >> right. >> put in a taxi. by the way the 15-year-old girl is pro-life. her mom is pro-choice. her mom should have been in on this, to leave a 15-year-old alone in a taxi like that, they could have had the conversation, they come at it from bothsides. she needed mom. we shouldn't be undermining a parent's right and cutting them out of a life-changing decision like this. i just think it is so wrong. >> it is so wrong, i agree you with. the fact you need consent to give her an aspirin or treated for flu symptoms but this consent form doesn't say the "a" word abortion but talks about all kinds of things and keep in mind, mike, the consent form is school-based consen so, i could go on and on but think about this, schools acting -- as a parent and school attendance compulsory with much higher duty to this child and her family to send her off in a cab by herself to have an abortion and not say anything. they would call her in if

none other than our ann curry. there we go. is on the cover.e which you write in the inside of the magazine. the article is "an act of faith." you talk about being a journalist is really about having that faith and being able to give people that faith as well. >> i think it is an act of faith in the future if people can get the truth as much as you can give it, that their lives might, you hope, be somewhat better. the faith is in that. i wrote that. thanks for bringing that up. i didn't realize you were going to bring this up. >> no, i love this story. it's very personal. those of you who know you heard the story of how your mom and dad met but it is such a beautiful love story and you write about that and how that's changed you as a person. you also talk about your dad's character. one of the stories that i loved is when you were kids you used to complain and you would whine every now and again, and one day your dad says the next person who says "that's not fair" is going to drop and do ten push-ups. i don't care where we are. you said did you

south of the city around anne arundel county, fort meade, the b.w.i. and pasadena, all checking in at the upper 60's. all along the bay there at 67 degrees. 70's on the board at frederick and hagerstown. some 50's in garrett and allegany counties. clear skies around baltimore tonight. bait should stay that way overnight. temperatures -- as they should stay that way overnight. the temperatures will fall faster after sunset. the air is still very dry. down to 35 in the suburbs, 45 downtown. the we have had some rain as close as the outer banks of carolina. clear skies here. that storm system, instead of moving up the coast, moving out to sea now. it is protected by bridges of high-pressure back through the ohio valley. -- ridges of high-pressure back through the ohio valley. it will be sunday before this next western system can move in. painting a picture of a spectacular friday. it said the skies and mild temperatures, light winds and low humidity. sunday, the cloud cover will start to increase, but by 11:00 a.m. the rain is still off to our northwest o

out to ann in new hampshire, hi, ann. >> caller: hi, nancy. a pleasure to be on your show. >> thank you for calling in, what's your question, dear? >> caller: my question is i thought i heard somebody say that they witnessed her stumbling and falling after buying the wine? why would anody let her get in the car and drive with a young child after seeing that? i just feel the public needs to be more involved wn it comes to a case of a child, and stand up and go to that woman and say, you should not be driving. >> i know exactly what you're saying, ann in new hampshire. and you know what? you are exactly right. to matt zarrell, what do we know about the mom allegedly stumbling? >> okay. now, mom w at a diner at about 9:08 p.m. that night. mom orders a corn dog to go, pays for it, doesn't take it. she comes out of the diner. reports are she stumbled and fell in the parking lot. appeared sleepy at times. the boy even talked to residents, they had stopped at a house about 10:0to ask for directions, and the boy even mention theed to the coupl staying

and ann isn't stopping anytime soon. >> all right. we're at the homestretch, guys. so, pick it up!along with first lady, michelle obama, she's featured in this month's "fitness" magazine and has plans to expand to austin and chicago later this year. >> we just gave them the opportunity to do something great. they took advantage of it, and they did it. >> i love that story. to find out if ann's program is coming to your city next, or to nominate someone who you think is changing the world, it's such a good thing, go to cnn.com/heroes. >>> all right, i need to give you a check on some of the stop sto top stories on cnn. >>> some help for homeowners who are underwater, the obama administration has announced new initiatives including refinancing millions of mortgages to government-backed loans with lower monthly payments and temporarily reducing mortgage payments for folks who have lost their jobs. >>> at vatican, church officials are denying a "new york times" report that involves pope benedict and his days as a cardinal in the 1980s. the report claims the pope knew a german reverend

jordan, anne lundqvist is appealing this decision.cision will stand up? >> i do believe it will stand up. i definitely do. one thing i'd like to say is in response to your critic of the law that we have laws against people tampering with contracts, perhaps if one network tried to lure you to another against your contract, there would be a suit for interference with contract rights. and alienation of affections is very similar to that. >> all right. that's a good analogy. helps us understand that. thank you both. >> thank you. >>> now let's check back in with dave at 7:35. very interesting story. >> hey, dave. >> let's move to something a little less controversial. >> what is it? >> the weather. and a little more reliable, certainly. as we take a look at the forecast, everybody. we'll start in wyoming, colorado. why is this because why? you have snow showers moving through, upwards of half a fooft foot of accumulation. we'll have a watch that. ski areas will delight especially in new england where you will see all of this rain begin to

but when anne -- >> dangerous defects right now. a warning about parents and newborns. why the consumer product safety commission is pulling numerous baby swings off store shelves and how they could put your baby at rick. good afternoon, i'm pat lawson muse. >>> we begin with breaking news right now surrounding a virginia congressman. the fbi this afternoon is investigating vandalism at the home of congressman tom pair yellow's brother. this incident comes a day after the posting of his address online by tea party activists. the activists are upset with the congressman in favor of health care reform. police say someone went to the home in charlotte'sville and cut the line to a propane tank. his brother is the owner of the property. no one was hurt. this is one of several acts of vandalism, involving democrats who voted in favor of health care. ten house democrats are receiving access to increased security. >>> a popular baby swing is being recalled this day, this comes a day after the warning about the sufficient indication danger those devices pose to babies. tom coste

ann is reporting from chile this morning. we're going to check in with her live in just a couple of minutes. >>> all right, switching gears then. joy bauer is here with some important advice on staying healthy not just for yourself, but for your kids, especially if you're trying to manage their weight. she's going to answer all of your questions, from wha kinds of breakfasts are best to get your child moving to simple dinner ideas for all five nights of the week. so, we've got your "diet s.o.s." today. >> all right. >>> and we've got a '70s flashback to a time when bell b bottoms, flyback hair and -- well, not for me. >> you had some hair. >> you had some mutton chops. >> i had some mutton chops. the soundtrack that sang for millions of lives was "the partridge family." 40 years later, we're saying hello, hello to the cast, and they've stuck around to answer your e-mail questions. >> any of you guys get the bus? did you get to keep the bus, david? >> i was told that danny took the bus and drove it over a cliff. >> why is that

. >>> in ann arundel county police solved a colds case of rape. donald of wisconsin is charged with rape, assault and stalking. a 13-year-old girl was walking home when she was assaulted and rape. dna led them no the man. he is currently in custody in www.wisconsin and will be vozp returned to maryland. >>> let's take a look at tonight's top stories. the truck driver involved in yesterday's light rail crash in hunt valley. the 53-year-old drove his tractor trailer into the train's path. the train operator was seriously hurt. he was in stable condition tonight. two passengers on the train were also injured. >>> more than 600 baltimore city employees and 120 police officers and 90 firefighters will loose their jobs under a budget plan by the mayor. city faces $121 million budget deficit. under stephanie rawlings blake's plan the police hospital and marine unit will be caught -- cut. officers on s.w.a.t. teams will be laid off. they'll continue to restate closures. the mayor proposed closing 55 recreation centers and seven public pools and eliminatin

few sprinkles in loudoun county and across virginia, west virginia, shenandoah valley as well as anne arundel county and temperatures are right near 60 degrees now. highs today mid-60s. few passing showers. maybe a thunder shower this afternoon and into this evening and through midday tomorrow a few more sprinkles and cooler tomorrow afternoon. sun returns tomorrow, into wednesday and thursday. friday end of the week maybe some showers but over the weekend partly cloudy, highs in the 50s. how is the traffic? >> we'll take chopper 4 over the capital beltway right at the american legion bridge on the virginia side. flashing lights, broken down vehicle that was in that far right lane a couple of moments ago. they moved them over as far to the shoulder as they could. it has created an early delay on the outer loop as you head towards the american legion bridge. inner loop you're all right. through southeast, east capitol street southern avenue moving along very nicely. back to you. >>> thank you. the trip former presidents bill clinton and george w. bush will be making together today. and

. >> reporter: ann gentry feeds her family fresh or organic foods. >> most of our diet is made up ofetables, fruits and whole grains. >> reporter: she runs a successful vegetarian restaurant in los angeles. produce is her passion. when prices grow, gentry feels it. >> i try to shop wiser. i'm going to more stores now than i did before. >> reporter: these days she noticed a spike on everything before celery to strawberries and she is not alone. >> the prices keep going up. >> reporter: nationwide, watermelon is up 90%, green peppers up 109% and tomatoes almost 200%. blame it on mother nature bringing citrus growers a florida freeze, heavy rains in california and mexico, and the earthquake in chile disrupted imports of grapes, apples and plums. >> this is a once in a decade type situation. we got thrown a lot of serve balls all at once. his family has been in the market for generations. >> it's very hard to find good quality. >> reporter: roberts is raising prices just enough to break even. he is worried he may have to close the shop opened by his grandfather. >> right now we are hangi

. >> reporter: anne arundel county police began investigating this rape in 2003. that's when a 13-year-old girl said she was attacked while walking to a friend's house in severn. now, police say they have arrested 30-year-old donnell bellamy for raping the girl. in 2003, police were able to recover his dna from the victim. authorities were able to track bellamy down this year after he was convicted of a felon and his dna was tracked in a database. he was arrested in wisconsin where he lived. >> bellamy has waived his right to an extradition hearing and will be returned to maryland. >>> it could soon be illegal to hold your cell phone while driving. legislation requires drivers to use hands-free devices when talking on the phone while driving. drivers would only be allowed to turn their phone on and off. the penalty for violating the bill would be $40. the measure now heads to the house of delegates. texting while driving is already illegal in maryland. >>> new details about the light rail crash that create the a traffic backup for hours. sky eye chopper 13 over th

in new crash further south in anne arundel county. it is at st. stephen's church road. this delay is not due to volume but an accident approaching the beltway southwest. it is barely moving. it is creating what boundless. -- northbound delays. let's get the latest from sandra who is downtown collecting sox for charity. -- socks for charity. >> it is downtown at the salem center. -- sailing center. >> we do a lot of community outreach. we had many people come through, a lot toward with disabilities. we have open houses with people to try sailing for free. >> it is a great idea. >> we thought baltimore needed its own springtime tradition for sailing. >> the goal is about 2000 pairs of socks or as many as we can get. >> right. this is the first time we have done it. we do not know what we will get. >> i think it full be great. this is a beautiful day to hit the waters of the day. take a look at hd doppler. high pressure is suppressing this to the south. tony, maybe you could come down here with your dark colored socks and flip-flops. i have a compelling need to see it. >>

ann culture about receive a warm welcome in calgary.udy: thank you for the segment on the 15-year-old public school student who got an abortion without her mother knowing this has been going on for 20 years. barry: bill who paid for the girl's abortion? the state of washington. jason: the saddest thing about what is going on in washington is it discourages young people like me from running for office. you might be able to improve the country that's the calculation. ryan: bill, did it upset you that steve doocy left the set during the news quiz? did steve leave, i didn't notice. pedro: bill, i nominate doocy as a pinhead for walking out on you and martha. forget me walking out on martha, certainly a pinheaded move. you just announced glenn beck is next and my daughter says i love glenn beck much smarter than o'reilly. how old is the tyke, three? after watching the beck and call segment my 6-year-old said glenn beck is funny but bill o'reilly is the real deal. brilliant boy! bill aren't there times when you want to adopt glenn beck, just

and anne isn't stopping anytime soon. >> all right. we're at the homestretch, guys. pick it up. >>ology with the first lady she's featured in this month's issue of "fitness" and plans to expand to boston and chicago later this year. >> we just gave them the opportunity to do something great, took advantage of it and they did great. >>> radar online is reporting shocking acindications against sandra bullock's husband, jesse james, four women have come forward claiming they had affairs with him. she's reportedly devastated, no surprise, canceling several appearances. shus won an oscar and should be one of the best times in her live. instead she's in height possibly coming to grips with possibly losing who she thought was the love of her life. we'll take your calls on this if you can figure it out, 1-877-tell-hln. here to talk about this the senior editor for radar online and also back with our psychologist cooper lawrence author of "the cult of celebrity." richard, starting with you, we've got, what an unidentified mistress number four hired celebrity attorney gloryi g

anne thompson is in rome this morning with more.> reporter: good morning, peter, the latest defense of pope benedict xvi comes from an unexpected person, the italian foreign minister, in an unexpected place, his facebook page. he writes that the attacks on the pope are, quote, scandalous and disgraceful. questions arose about the transfer of a priest accused of sexual abuse. a letter outlining the fact that the priest, a known pedophile could be working with children again. peter? >> anne, is it possible the pope would ever consider resignation? >> no. it would be highly, highly, highly unlikely. he is not a politician. he is the leader of the catholic church. and that is something very, very different and he is appointed by or chosen by the cardinals. but what you are hearing increasingly here in rome from a leading newspaper in italy and from the leading catholic newspaper in the united states is they are asking the pope to make a full accounting of what he knew about these scandals and when he knew it. peter? >> nbc's anne thomps

i'm matt lauer, along with ann curry and amy robach. natalie an al are off today. >>> coming up in a moment, another round of drama for tiger woods as he gets ready to return to golf. now several women who claim to have had affairs with woods are speaking out with their stories of rendezvous and what his inner circle really knew about the affairs. details on that coming up. >>> it is wednesday, that means it is time for our experts to take a crack at all of your financial emergencies. dat best saving plans for your kids, not only for college but k through 12. we'll also have advice from our cnbc panel on when you should close your credit card accounts. plus the long-term career consequences a lot of people don't think about when declaring bankruptcy. all of that on today's "money 911." >>> also, we'll talk about how to be fabulous at 50 and beyond. some of our favorite celebrities, whether oprah or madonna, are living some of the best years of their lives, we understand, after the age of 50. this morning we'll have some advice on how to