here he was apparently asleep. she shot him -- >> that's the thing, mike, i wanted to ask you about that. that's an interesting fact. how can investigators figure out if someone is asleep or not when they're shot four times? >> a lot of times, normally, if someone would be awake, and someone had a gun and they were pointing it at you and going to shoot you, you would probably move. you would have maybe some rounds that would hit your arms because you're going to try to protect yourself. apparently none of this happened of the he was shot. they can tell, and i can, from a crime scene, from blood spatter, all kinds of different things, shot first in the right temple. then shot twice in the chest. then shot in the left temple. gun fell on the floor and she slid on top of the gun after she shot herself in the right temple. >> and we also learned a little bit more about a possible motive here. a couple of things. one, you have all this mounting debt that she had. >> right. >> she's going to have to pay double rent. and

enrico, this was apparently one of her friends. all of this over that?here's the video. >> i -- i hope you're not expecting me to comment on that. i can't explain it, nancy. >> you know what, you're right. you're right. there is no way to explain it but i can ask you this. not only are you her cousin and very, very close cousin i might add, to sherry, and very close to the two little boys, 9 and 11 years old. all dead in their home, in their own bed. what does this ruling today from a coroner's jury mean to the case? not only the criminal case but the wrongful death case you filed? >> it's not going to have any effect on a wrongful death case, because our burden of proof is still a preponderance of the evidence. the fact that they ruled a homicide, i think it's pretty clear all along it's a homicide. it doesn't point the finger away from chris coleman, it doesn't point it at him. our suit will go forward and we'll make our independent finding against chris coleman. we're very confident about that. >> what do you make, enrico, of the discovery today that

ellie jostad, the family apparently at odds over where to bury the body. what's happening?right. well, apparently, according to reports, jermaine, joe jackson are interested in having michael jackson either buried there at neverland or his body cremated and the ashes spread there. katherine jackson believes that michael jackson never wants to return to neverland. that he felt the place was tainted after the police raided it in '05 and so there's a fight over where he's going to end up. >> to dr. karen starks, psychologist joining us out of new york. dr. karen, i'll just tell you what that seems to be about. those that are vying to have his body or his remains buried at neverland want to create another graceland like where elvis' estate is, to make money off of it. everyone that knows anything about jackson even from 2,000 miles away has heard him say that after the police raid following child molestation charges he felt he never wanted to return to neverland. end of story. so why? why else would they insist on burying him there? >> well, nancy, i think so much of it is abou

just how easy it was apparently for an american to join al qaeda. the guy just shows up and gets into al qaeda. >> he shows up and was instantly taken in, according to reports, and he went into afghanistan. it raising an interesting question. if this guy can do that and waults into a training camp in pakistan, why is it that apparently our intelligence agencies for which we spend tens of billions of dollars a year don't seem to be able to do the same thing. thanks, peter. you can join the live chat right now and let us know what you think about this case at ac 360.com. a lot to talk about ahead. an accused killer in court. scott roader charged with murder ing an abortion provider. his rage, his disturbing letter that his ex-wife received from him in jail. >>> later, colin powell speaking out about the arrest of henry lois gates. we'll hear what powell has to say about that and his own experiences of being racially profiled. (voice 1) traffic's off the chart... (voice 2) they're pinging more targets... (voice 3) isolate... prevent damage... (voice 2)

. >> apparently, what he wanted in great quanties. powerful prescription drugs. ♪ >> a confidential police document. it is from 2004. it contains confidential interviews done with two of michael jackson's former security guards. one of them told investigators jackson was taking "ten-plus xanax pills a night." >> it is very highly addictive. >> he said he expressed concerns about that to other jackson employees and was told by one, "jackson was doing better" because he was down from 30 to 40 xanax pills a night. >> no matter how you cut it this is an extremely high dose of xanax. >> five doctors are being investigate, two of whom sources confirm to cnn, dr. arnold kline as well as dr. conrad murray. >>> breaking news in the case of a beautiful young mom and her sons found dead in their two-story home, strangled in their bedroom. matter of death, strangulation. a glove found flung along i-55, spattered with red spray paint, a link to a chilling message scrawled across the walls of the murder scene. mother of two found left naked, face-d

apparently shot in jersey city. we have the police chief as we look at some of the pictures of the aftermath here. we see a police officer taking a child away. other police officers responding to the scene. setting this up. many have been asking for more information. police officers were on a stakeout of what appeared to be two burglary suspects they were maybe going to be taking down when suddenly things turned on them. jersey city police chief tom comey is good enough to join us now to bring us up to date first, my condolences to you and your department on this date. >> thank you very much. >> can you take us through what these officers were doing and how this thing went so terribly awry on them? >> these officers were part of a stakeout team. we were looking for a vehicle we had been seeking in part of an earlier armed robbery that occurred in our jurisdiction. as the vehicle was moved, the officers were approaching the vehicle to try to ascertain who was operating it and who the occupants were. one individual ha

steve mcnair, former reagan quarterback, was shot and killed in an apparent murder- suicides. an awful story. >> we do not know many details about what happened. another woman was killed as well. that is all we know at this point. one of the ravens great quarterbacks, steve mcnair, is no longer with us. joining me on the phone is derrick mason, a teammate with him. thank you for joining us. i can only imagine what is going through your mind as you learned of the death of steve mcnair. >> just shocked. you know, you just cannot process everything fast enough. a whole bunch of information is coming in and you are trying to decipher and try to get the correct information. we're just shocked right now. that is the only way i can put it. >> what do you remember about him most in the huddle? you look at the way he threw. it was not pretty, but he was so great at getting the job done at the most opportune time. >> you know, he was coming to me, he was a football player. -- he was, to me, he was a football player. we one of bunch of games with him. his presence on the field, and his p

appare apparently, neighbors saw them going into their house just minutes before it collapsed under a wall of mud. this was saturday afternoon. searchers say no one has heard from the family since then. the "salt lake tribune" reports an irrigation canal collapsed about 100 feet that house and that's what caused the mudslide. >>> nasa is hoping the fifth time will be the charm for the space shuttle "endeavour." it is scheduled to launch tonight at 6:51 eastern. storms kept the shuttle from launching last night. saturday the problem was lightning. whether may be an issue, though, later today. two launch attempts were scrubbed last month because of a hydrogen gas leak. the crew will have 16 days to build what's essentially a porch on the international space station that will be used for experiments. >>> all right. listen to this one. training only part, obviously, of an athlete's challenge when they're shooting for the olympics. finding the money to go to the games, crucial as well. well, a lot of athletes look for sponsors, obviously. here's new zealand's logan campbell. he came up wit

apparently, the only notable side effect. researchers say it's important to remember tests in humans are years away. it's important to remember that if all rats in new york city were that cute, we wouldn't have a problem. >> that's not a new york city rat at all. >> i have some if you want to try and make sure. apparently i think in gatorade, too, it's the same kind of blue. >> really? >> yeah. >> if the new york city rats turn blue, i'm all for it. that would be nice to have blue rats running around. >> i'll scatter m&ms on the subway tomorrow. >> funny. >>> the $6 million question. a major study on the dangers of texting while driving. the results may scare you enough to keep both hands on the wheel. >>> also ahead, born and raised in the usa and accused of plotting violent jihad overseas. how big is the threat from home grown terrorists? >>> plus, exclusive details about the arrest in north carolina. the wife of one of the suspects speaking out only on 360. the de. - others buy the car of their dreams. - ( beeps ) during t

apparently official. president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. >> walter cronkite was the voice so many generations heard deliver america's most somber and its most joyous news, how the man, the legends many credit defining the role of news anchor is being remembered. >>> president obama is shifting the health care reform battle into high gear now he has to convince lawmakers sitting on the fence not to slow down. >>> investigators aren't pointing a finger at anyone right now for bombing two american hotels in indonesia but have a good idea who may be behind it. >>> you are watching hln this saturday, july 18th. great to see you. i'm susan hendricks. our top story today walter cronkite has died after a long illness, he was 92. once known as the most trusted man in america, cronkite's more than 70-year career in journalism covered most of the 20th century, even part of the 21st. he covered world war ii's battle of the bulge, jfk's assassination and man landing on the moon. the term anchorman was also coined after cronkite's

apparently just broke his wrist.of 17 children who were murdered in his their own home will be laid to rest today. most of the suspects now under arrest were day laborers. it's believed they spent 30 days training for this attack which was planned, except for one small problem. the person whose job it was to disable that surveillance system that caught them on video appears to have backed out at the last minute. people are wondering why. cold feet? officers still looking for him and perhaps one other suspect involved. ainsley: well, he is accused of withdrawing millions of dollars. now the "money" about to cut a deal. the feds telling the judge they plan to let him plead guilty instead of being indicted. one of the people that bernie scammed, a parentally is trying to reverse the damage that was done. robert lafin is giving $5 million of his own money to restore the pension fund of his employees. nice guy. clayton: talk about a tv reporter getting the scoop. jennifer was work on a story who went missing. that's when

to use that apparent drug you apparently have to have oxygen on stand by. >> that's right, nancy.king gun. >> ever since i was born, daddy has been the best father we could ever imagine. ♪ smile though your heart is aching ♪ >> and i just wanted to say i love him so much. >> amongst all the hangers on, the vultures. that moment of clarity and truth right now is michael jackson's 11-year-old girl, hurt, grief, heartbreaking tribute to her father. >>> tonight, let's stop and remember army chief warrant officer jonathan brides, 28, chub balk, idaho. attended idaho state. fluent in portuguese-loved kayaking, snow boarding, surfing. composed his own music and lyrics. one of his true loves, his guitar, paw lean. he leaves behind a wonderful family, grieving parents joseph and lanae, 11 siblings. jonathan millward. american hero. thanks to our guests but our biggest thank yous to you for being with us. special good night to the new york control room. good night, liz, brett. everyone, i'll see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern, and until then, good night friend. -- captions by vitac

and apparently, that's what somebody has done with erin.e's got a beautiful look, but she's also a terrific sportscaster, and it's a shame that this would happen to somebody as talented as she is. >> lisa, a lot of our viewers are interested in your story, what you had to deal with. did you have this type of thing, where people were -- you had these crazed fans following you on the road in did they come to the studios at fox sports? what happened here? >> yeah. at one point i was on the sports update desk for fox sports net, and security came to my producer and i, and they said, lisa, we've got to put you in a secure place because somebody has just broken onto the lot. apparently, they got on a plane from florida, flew to los angeles with the intent of meeting me. they broke onto the fox sports net lot, and they had a bunch of pictures that they wanted me to sign. it ends up this guy had a very long criminal background. so fortunately, in my case they caught the guy. but you know, in some cases you just don't know when to expect something l

she apparently fled the country. tonight, she is charged with fraud, racketeering, and money laundering. >> $50 million is the rough estimate that the lenders are out over two years. m investors say she took on clients often with bad credit and allegedly put her own money into their accounts to inflate their credit scores, and she also falsified it earnings data for them. many of the buyers were immigrants with limited language skills. they bought homes they cannot afford. the mounting foreclosures tipped off the police. >> the sad part about it is their credit is ruined, they are bankrupt, foreclosed, and that is the with the scheme to work. mdot she made her money by getting loans, hundreds of thounds of dollars, in excess of the home sale price. after closing, investigators say she pocketed the difference. >> people will defraud u.n. day can, whether ashburn or new york, right? >> she is believed to be in jordan with relatives of her ex- husband. jordan has an extradition treaty with the u.s. if she is returned, t

apparently the child was run over by their leg.at child has been transported to a local area trauma center. there's no word on his condition. and city police continue to search the area of druid lake park for the automobile that struck the child. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you very much. >>> tonight, we know the name of a young man who drowned swimming off a baltimore county pier. we are live in the eyewitness news room. denise koch with more on the tragedy. >>> the victim has been identified as 19-year-old cedric hart. sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene. >>> baltimore county police say hart was swimming across chink creek. and that's near bear creek in dundalk, when he had a seizure. hart was pronounced dead at bay view hopkins center. >>> an autopsy is planned in the coming days. >>> there are more questions than answers tonight about the two 17-year-olds found dead in the light rail track. weijia jiang has more on the investigation. weijia? >>> today, family members said they believe someone or something other than a tra

apparent apparently, what he wanted in great quantities. powerful prescription drugs. numerous reports of prpofol at his home. his sister saw an i.v. stand in his bedroom. delivered through an iv drip. this put investigators on alert. the drug is supposed to deuce used in a hospital setting. it's a powerful sedative used during surgeries. jackson apparently liked it. if this drug was inside jackson's home and if dr. conrad murray provided it this could mean big trouble. >> i'm jane velez-mitchell in for nancy grace. we have just obtained the search warrant and return for the raid on dr. conrad murray's las vegas home and office. very same time, we're learning more disturbing details about dr. conrad murray's past. let's go to peter boes, bbc correspondent. you and i covered the michael jackson criminal trial together. we spent a lot of days out there hanging out at the courthouse. what can you tell us about dr. conrad murray's problem? >> well, according to court documents he does have financial problems. they're against him to the tune of $435,000. he is in danger, ag

she had apparently been dead for several days when they found her. investigators say they are still looking into the exact cause of death, but they say the autopsy shows hanes suffered head injuries. >>> well, investigators are telling us that human error caused a commuter plane crash near flouf earlier this year. that crash cost 50 people their lives. now there are new efforts to take human error factor out of plane travel. we'll tell you how congress is getting involved with that coming up next. and have you seen those so-called smart cars about the size of a -- kind of a soda can maybe? turns out some people are doing some very dumb things with them. i was always going having to go in the middle of traffic and just starting and stopping. having to go in the middle of a ballgame and then not being able to go once i got there. and going at night. i thought i had a going problem. my doctor said i had a growing problem. it wasn't my bladder. my prostate was growing. i had an enlarging prostate that was causing my urinary symptoms. my doctor prescribed

apparently woed he had a drug problem. our sister network cnn has learned they even attempted an intervention about two years ago. correspondent richard lui, you have to shake your head. i wonder how that played out. they obviously wanted to take action. >> it apparently started with janet jackson, michael's sister. janet visited his vegas home in early 2007 and was simply shocked. now, one source says the house had almost no furniture, it was creepy looking, and michael himself appeared dishevelled and thin. that february she attended the all-star game with her two brothers. she asked her two brothers to go with her to convince michael to get help but jackson ordered security not to let them in. >> that sounds so sad. >> "people" magazine first reported about the alleged intervention back in '07. the family d e rey leased the statement. we categorically deny ever having, quiet -- we strongly believe the sources, no matter who they are, are making dee fam torrey, inaccurate, and untrue claims for monetary reasons. you will

apparently she took out a $24 million loan from art capital group. of this loan, they were more or less going to be able to sell her photographs, her home in greenwich village and another home in another part of new york as a financial restructuring opinion now she's saying i took the money but i don't agree. she doesn't want to do any of it so she's being sued over that $24 million loan. but you have to wonder, she's making 2 million at vogue and taking out a $24 million loan, what is going on with all this money? >> what happened? how can she get in that position? there's always some talk she's going to have to liquidate some of these very famous pictures she took. >> she did the cover of bruce springsteen's "born in the usa" and the picture of demi moore p. >> very famous photrapher. talked in the tease about these u unlikely suspects getti arrested for snoong o on a celelebrit it's the pololice cefefs in oho. basically they're accused of trying to steal some tabloid information sarah jessica parker's surrogate mom, personl stuff and selling it to

with no apparent eyewitnesses and little solid evidence. it involved a devoted husband and father who was shot to death in his own home. it seemed his wife had narrowly escaped the gunman herself. then shortly after the funeral, the questions started. was this widow grieving or celebrating? here's keith morrison. >> she is couning, the black widow. deceitful, as she weaves her deadly web. only the sharpet eye could spot the fault, the clue, the dangling thread. though if that thread were ever pulled, what a frightful unraveling might ensue. los angeles 1998. march 18th, the evening. the home, a comfortable tract house in north ridge san fernando valley. the tv was on. there was a man on the couch in the living room. a door opened. the spider's sticky track was sprung. >> 911 emergency. operator 682. >> yes, there's a murder here. i don't know what happened. >> okay, ma'am. what happened? >> i don't know. it's my son-in-law. >> the call was from the mother-in-law back from a night at the movies. it's a gunshot. he's bleeding. >> diane bates

apparently she was shot in the side of the head. but if you have to bend your arm a lot to the front, if the trajectory comes this way, that's a telltale sign that maybe this was not a suicide and it is positioned that way. and what, is she right-handed or left-handed because if the gun was taken to the right side of the head but she's left-handed, it becomes a question. >> it shouldn't take long to figure out, right? >> no. but they already said homicide but there's no rush to judgment. why not make sure it's not -- i can tell you also -- >> we should add, she did have a boyfriend who apparently had been stiffed by the fact she was now going out with -- which doesn't mean anything other than what i just said. >> they apparently broke up about six months ago. i'm also hearing that the black escalade that he gave her as a present for her birthday was registered to both of them. so you know -- >> and there will be people of interest but whether they're announced that way or not. the former boyfriend and believe it or not, mcnair's wif

apparently he was injured.do not know how seriously, but he was hit by the car, and then the chase ended. there is the car. a white mercedes, as you can see. the front part of the car is crashed in there, and then you can see, also, it looks like the glass is broken there. there is the police spokeswoman. let's listen in for an update. >> good evening, folks. my name is sergeant kimberly snyder. i'm the public information officeer for the united states capitol police. this evening, we had a shooting. the capitol police shot one suspect who fled from us in a vehicle. that suspect is dead. we're currently working with metropolitan police department. it is an active open ongoing investigation, so i'm going to go ahead and answer the questions that i can for you without jeopardizing the ongoing investigation. we do have a good working relationship with the metropolitan police department. to give you background. at about 5:1 5 this evening, the capitol police initiate add routine traffic stop on a vehicle. the vehic

that's what happened to this couple, apparently. what happened?children the billings were parents of. 12 were adopted with special needs. thursday, a very scary attack unfolding. up to eight men involved wearing, quote, ninja garb, attacked the home from two sides of the house with paramilitary-like precision. both parents, mom and dad, shot dead in their bedroom. up to three children are believed to have seen the attack. >> out to a special guest joining us tonight, t.j. hart. he's joining from us gainesville, florida. he's the program and news director, wsky 97.3. t.j., it's great to talk to you again. this is almost unfathomable. all these people plan with military-like precision to invade the home all in their ninja outfits, to kill this couple? >> it's just crazy. they're still trying to figure out what a motive is. could it be robbery? that's one of the motives. police say there's probably something else behind it. but they're saying the family so is well-known in the community. and in fact, mr. byrd owns quite a few businesses which allowed

apparently not much. so he brought in operatesa. he walked two guys with the bases loaded.it is pitchers actually threw one over the plate, the orioles smokes it. the orioles win it 10-2. next stop, the brocks, which is where they had old-timer's day at yankee stadium. they brought out the guys. what's wrong with this picture? they had whiteyford, yogi berra, don larson. and milwaukee mussina? a yankees old-timer? that hurts. the guy the orioles really want toed get, mash teixeira rips his 23rd homer. they win again beating the tigers. oakland starreder brett anderson pitched eight scoreless innings thanks to great defense by guys like mark ellis. but the angels john lackey went nine shutout innings. he gets fielding by eric aybar. never leave it to the bullpen. bailey gets tagged by abreu for the game-winning homer. 1-0, angels win it. those of you expecting lance armstrong to pull a rabbit out of the hat, he says he is too far behind to win the tour de france. see the guy with the backpack? this is his job. he stalks water for the teammates. that is his job. i hope it is

it's apparent he was an addict with drugs. which, you know, a lot of people are.estion is, after the police department, you know, released the house and people went in and apparently, i guess they were taking things out. could anybody have put anything in there to make it look more like, you know, somebody else did this to him, so that he died more of a tragedy than the super pop icon that was a drug addict? >> hmm. what about that. to john lose sick, president of high-tech crime network. the likelihood that someone planted things there on the scene. >> when you have a crime scene or a potential crime scene that's not protected and locked down, that kind of thing can happen. even if it doesn't happen, someone can make the case it might have happened to taint any type of future prosecution. those cops should have locked it down until they were done with it. >> you're right. they towed away the doctor's car but they did not cordon off the home at all. people were still going in and out at free will. what can you tell me, brian oxman, about $1 million worth of money

they were apparently not on board. michael jackson apparently caught wind of this. he told his security officers around his home not to let any family members. if they came by. also he was not taking calls from his mother, katherine jackson. and on further note, as you had mentioned, "people" magazine ran a story about this alleged intervention that was supposed to take place, and what ended up happening the family released a statement there was not going to be an intervention, everybody signed it except janet jackson. >> do we have any idea the planned intervention, what it was he was supposedly addicted to? >> we tonight know what he was addict to. we have to keep in account here, vinnie, this is one of many stories we keep hearing about. first it was a mini clinic he was traveling with in the mid-'09s during the history tour. he was traveling with an anesthesiologist. last night dr. klein said he knew michael jackson was taking diprivan in germany while on tour. we also heard reports from dr. klein saying michael jackson had sought to go through withdrawal in eng

investigators say jackson apparently used 12 different aliases. using fake names is one way to gain checks and balances. so is doctor shopping, which is pretty much what it sounds like, finding friendly doctors that are willing to prescribe the drugs you crave. once you have a prescription in hand you have to get it filled at a pharmacy. we wondered how easy is it to get past that final obstacle. >> reporter: anderson, i can tell you, i write prescriptions for narcotics all the time, but i worry and wonder about my patients? how easy is it to get your hands on lots of narcotics? so i decided to put it to the test. i'm going to walk in and see if i can get prescriptions filled at a couple different places within the same day. let's take a look. >> reporter: it took about 15 minutes. i was able to walk in with my prescription, they asked me for my address, and i walked out with 40 pills of narcotics. the pharmacist has done nothing illegal at all, but the question is how much more could i obtain today? take a look. >> we maid our way to a pharmacy.

he has 20 senate co-sponsors, because apparently jackass jacke still legal.mer presidential candidate introducing a bill that would ban the formation of part human, part animal creatures which are created in laboratories and blur the line between species. brownback trumpeting the bill via twitter, facebook, and his senate blog. this legislation is both philosophical and practical as it has a direct bearing upon the very essence of what it means to be human. creating human-animal hybrids which permanently alter the genetic make-up of an organism. will challenge the very definition of what it means for human and is a grave injustice. another grave injustice, the bill has 20 cosponsors, including one democrat, mary landrieu of louisiana. perhaps worried that the island of dr. meroux is some show on "e." joined by senators ensign and coburn, who apparently had time, as did senator ensign, to support this bill on their way back from fedex. this is the dream story, and we're joined now by comedian christian finnegan, because simon mccorkendale was not available ton

mcnair owned the condo, and the two of them had apparently been dating. kazemi's nephew said they're almost sure she shot him four times and turned the gun on himself. but the nephew says there is no motive. >> she started dating this famous guy. i had no clue what was going on. but i was like are you sure that's what you want to do? i didn't know if he was married or anything. so she was like no, he loves me. he likes me. i'm so happy about him. >> abdi says his aunt believed mcnair was divorcing his wife. nashville police say they're not ready to call kazemi's death a suicide. rob carlin will have more reaction to the death of steve mcnair later on in sports. land is also more information about steve mcnair on our website, abc2news.com. we'll continue to update that as developments come in. >>> former washington, d.c. mayor marion barry is confident apparently that stalking charges against him will be dropped. barry was arrested and charged this past weekend. today an attorney said barry did nothing wrong, and the woman is a former girlfriend. >> we bel

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all of them apparently from former marriages. she's a real estate agent who also owns this waterfront home, currently under foreclosure. and a well-known antique mall in the area. wiggins has ties to the suspected ringleader in the billings case, leonard patrick gonzalez jr. investigators say she rents a home to him. records show he witnessed one of her marriage certificates. how does a businesswoman wind up allegedly linked to the brutal murder of a couple that adopted and cared for more than a dozen special needs children at their spacious home? it's a crime that has pensacola's gulf coast reeling. >> all of us in this community are giving that second look now over the shoulder. because here's a family that opened their home to children with special needs. and because they had this casual relationship with the wrong people, sadly, they were targeted. >> reporter: wiggins remains free after posting a $10,000 bond. she's scheduled for a court date in a few weeks. in the thick of a still mysterious home invasion robbery investigat

. >> they were directed to a freezer for they discovered an apparent diseased body of an 83- year-old female. >> homicide detectives step in and interview witnesses and family members. >> she will be missed. we all love her. >> patrick hoover is her grandson. he says his grandmother, who had been bedridden for several years live in a home with two of her daughters. he says his and took care of his own daughter in the apartment daily, and that he in the family are trying to sift through the facts. >> it is tragic -- it is tragic what happened. my family is trying to deal with everything and make sure all the facts are correct if 41 assume anything. >> the cause of death is still under investigation, but police say they do know who put cooke in the freezer. >> we do know that the family members had actually placed the body in the freezer several weeks back when the apparent redeeming the person was apparently deceased. >> at this point in time there are no suspects, nor are any charges pending. that are waiting for the autopsy report to come back before deciding the course of action. >>

apparently referring to the people in the courtroom. were some sort of cryptic comment where he said something like, that's putting more financial burden on top of the pain and horror that have caused this family. and at the end, he said apparently, after being convinced by his attorneys this was not the time to say anything, he said i don't think it's for the best. i think they are suffering now and they need to hear from me. >> so he didn't confess. anything you heard or family might have heard that he fully admitted to a crime? into no, i didn't hear it. i was on almost the exact al qaeda of the courtroom from him. i didn't hear that. we found out later after the paperwork was filed in the court case an affidavit by an fbi agent who went out there to the cruise ship to interview passengers and interrogated mcgill said that he did admit on thursday, which was the day before that he had killed his wife with his bare hands in the bathroom of their cabin. >> wow. let me get to anita kay. as greg's describing that scene in court, you're a

. >> a train operator apparently not paying attention is caught on camera by a passenger. we'll show you the video coming you want. >>> charges dropped. d.c. councilman marion barry in the cheer this morning regarding those stalking allegations. fox 5 morning news continues at 6:00 right now. >>> start you off way beautiful shot this morning. sun oming up. it will albright nice day today. temperature very comfortable right now in the mid-60s, even cooler in some of the outlying areas. good morning. thank you for waking up with fox 5 morning news. i'm steve chenevey. >>i'm gurvir dhindsa. tony is here with another look at our forecast. i tell you what. yesterday evening, i don't think i came in the house until it was almost time -- dark, time to go to bed. it was so nice outside. >> beautiful outside. very comfortable outside. great day to go for a walk yesterday afternoon in the evening. it will be the same today. plan accordingly. take a look at the satellite- radar. the live shot we just showed you showed a few more clouds out there on the horizon an across parts of the

apparently they made members of the drug cartel very mad. this week about 15 gunmen went inside one of the homes, dragged two men out of the homes, both american citizens with ten children between them and killed them in a very violent way. how did hundreds and hundreds of american polygamists end up living in mexico for the last eight decades? after the mainstream mormon church abandoned the practice of polygamy in the 1890s not all mormons were happy about it. some groups who wanted to continue the practice of plural marriage broke off from the church. some settled here on the arizona/utah border. others who didn't want interference from u.s. law enforcement moved north to british columbia. in 1994, this family moved south from mexico, 130 miles, in the town of galeana, in the state of chihuahua. it's where they started the church of the first born of the fullness of times. they've lived here for a good part of the century. about a thousand work as farmers, and though illegal in mexico, like the u.s., some still practice polygamy. members

. >> wow, apparently it's worse than i expected. >>> all that and more now on "countdown." >> all thoseing to the american bar association and others, she might be the most qualified judge nominated to the supreme court in 70 years. according to the ranking republican on the senate judiciary committee, who himself was denied a federal judgeship by the republican controlled senate judiciary committee two decades for being a racist, she is nothing more than a reverse racist. even after she fully explained herself to him. again. our fifth story in the countdown, the confirmation hearings for judge sonia sotomayor, morphing today into the confirmation hearings of the prejudice, the narrowness, and the intellectual dishonesty of republican senator jeff sessions of alabama. near the start of today's questions, the judge saying of her often-misquoted "wise latina" statement, quote, no words i have ever spoken or written have ever exchanged so much attention. her exchanges with the republican members of the judiciary committee would bear that out, most especially, a lengthy dialogue with rankin

. >> apparently it was parked near the mansion before the robbery happened. >> a safe was removed from the billings' residence at the time of the murders. >> we've recovered the safe. we've recovered several guns, one of which we believe is the murder weapon. this was a home invasion robbery. think it is as simple as that in terms of the motive and what occurred. >>> good evening. i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us tonight. the mystery surrounding the sudden death of music superstar michael jackson intensifies. >> the lapd has now come forward and said, this is not a homicide investigation. we are not considering this a homicide investigation. >> we might learn what caused michael jackson's tragic death. his life cut short at just the age of 50. any time now, toxicology results expected to be released. was his death an accident? how many of his doctors are being investigated? how many were associated with him? >> see, the lapd hasn't said it's not a homicide, they haven't said it is. they said they are open to looking at this as a homicide, if diprivan is in his sys

kazemi apparently had been dating the married mcnair several months. >> while it is clear that steve mcnair's death is a homicide as a result of being shot four times, the police department is not yet classifying miss kazemi's death. she does have a single gunshot wound to the side of the head, but there is more investigation required. we're going to be interviewing persons throughout the day today and probably for the next several days. i would expect that it will be a number of days before the classification is placed on miss kazemi's death. >> mcnair's death has stunned nashville and the entire nfl community. he played 13 seasons of pro ball, all but two years with tennessee leading the titans to their only super bowl appearance back in 2000. steve mcnair was 36 years old. sahel kazemi's family is already speaking out about this tragedy. her sister says she can't believe the deadly turn of events or what could have led up to this. >> she was very young, very pretty, very loving. she would never hurt a person. outcomi outcoming. really very independent, very strong. we were suppose

apparently, there is truth to it. isn't that right? >> that is absolutely right, tony. >> thank you, talk are, for contributing. >> it doesn't happen with every storm. jason is right. it does happen. when we get a storm, we get increased humidity as it leads up to the storm. that humidity does a number of things. it adds to the instability of the air which helps in the development of storms. it also leads to changes in the vapor pressure of the atmosphere. here is some file footage here. nitrates from the ground are than releasened at nitrates cause a different smell in the air. the nitrates that are released rise up from the ground and they hit the under side of the leaves on the trees. when this occurs, it actually is enough to flip those leaves over. win is also a factor often. many of the leaves undergo a chemical reaction that make the leaf twist so that it is upside down and the question has been asked, why does this happen? why do the nitrates and vapor dos that to the leaves. it is an evolutionary process by which the trees get

i'm saying apparently there was some visitation, minimal at best, i would agree. wait, wait. >> she will have the advantage simply because she is a parent. >> bethany marshall, come on, if she'd been turned away from the front door and told, you know, we're kicking you off neverland, you can't see your children, we would have heard about that. 90-minute interview in the last 48 hours. she never mentioned anything about not getting to see her kids. now that money -- it's like a shark smelling blood in the water. all these people coming out of the woodwork to try to hang over his dead body and get money. >> this is really appalling. debbie rowe clearly did not want to mother. she said i am not the mother of those children, michael jackson is. the children have the cog distance at this age to say to the court, where they do want to go and where they should go is to somebody who has loving maternal feelings towards them. most likely the grandmother but maybe it would be the nanny, i don't know. dr. bethany marshall, there's a lot of finger pointing after, everybody la

democrats apparently won a clarification now what is happening.ning when nancy pelosi told her weekly press conference -- holds her weekly press conference. here is a preview of what we can expect. james rosen, good morning. >> at issue is a simple concept. as the cia been systematically deceiving members of congress for the last eight years? up until last month as well. that is the allegation by these democrats who sent a letter to leon panetta in june, demanding that he acknowledged this publicly. the contention is that leon panetta privately acknowledged this two days earlier in closed testimony to the intelligence committee. why this relates to speaker pelosi? in may, she charged that she herself had been misled by the central intelligence agency with regard to whether she knew and what she was told about enhance interrogation techniques, aka waterboarding. at that time, speaker pelosi said that shebas' misled by the cia. at that time, leon panetta said that it was not the practice of their organization to mislead congress. now we have seven s

. >> from dallas, texas, the flash apparently official. president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. 2:00 eastern standard time. some 38 minutes ago. >> reporter: in 1968, after returning from a trip to vietnam, his conclusions may have helped alter the course of history. >> seems now more certain than ever the bloody experience of vietnam is to end in a stalemate. >> reporter: the opinion reached president johnson, who reportedly said, if i've lost cronkite, i've lost middle america. >> his approach to news was, when news happens, get as close to the story as you possibly can and then tell people about it in language that they can understand. walter spoke like the average person. it wasn't all literary, flowery kind of language. people don't talk that way. walter didn't either. >> reporter: walter, it seemed, was always there. for the moon landing -- >> man on the moon. >> oh, boy. >> thank you. >> boy. >> we're going to be busy for a moment. >> reporter: for water gate. for the mideast peace break through. he was humble and honest and straight forward and nev