authorities say richard barrett was stabbed to death on thursday.rrett's house outside of jackson. the sheriff says a 22-year-old neighbor who had done yard work for barrett has been charged. no motive given. barrett was a lawyer and founder of a supremacist group called the national movement. >>> want you to take a look at this. this surveillance video tells an incredible story. it is out of queens, new york. you see a woman being approached by an attacker and then a man stepping in to help her. the woman was able to get away, but the good samaritan was stabbed multiple times and fell bleeding on the sidewalk. incredibly, while many people looked at the man, they didn't do anything to help him as he lay there dying. it was more than an hour before firefighters arrived on the scene and found the body. no arrests have been made. >>> four people were killed and ten wounded in another deadly ambush in mexico just today. gunmen used assault rifles and grenades to attack a convoy carrying a top security official in the western state of michoacan. she sur

i am natasha barrett in for alison starling. >> i am doug mcelway. we are looking forward to a little rain. but that would be nice. it would wash away the tree pollen. maybe a quarter inch of rain, not much. we will show you where it's currently falling. leesburg, towards friedrichs. warrenton. manassas. quantico. culpeper, front royal, and the shenandoah valley. temperatures were milder yesterday, close to 790, -- close to 70 degrees yesterday. lil 60's today. another chance of rain on the weekend. now to lisa baden. >> new mexico ave is closed with a pulldown in northwest, two blocks frosouth of nebraska ave. connecticut avenue, a beautiful ride. a beautiful trip around the beltway. i will show you traffic headed to the beltway. that's 270 out of frederick county into montgomery, so far, so good. >> this morning, new allegations of a cover-up inside a prince george's county police department. it stems from the video where a student was beaten after basketball game. mike is in college park to show us why the missing moments are raising questions. >>

what if they've got her barrette she wore to bed at night?ys tries to wear a barrette to bed at night. what if they've got that? what about that? are police denying that, too, marlaina schiavo? >> police will not tell us what they have. but we know what they do have is enough to call this a homicide investigation, nancy. it's enough to talk to ronald and crystal and tell them that they have to start making some sort of arrangements to get a death certificate or to maybe start planning a funeral and start thinking about that. so even though they're not being specific, we know they have something significant that they are working on. >> joining us right now, two very special guests. out of nashville, tennessee, flora hollars, this is misty and tommy croslin's grandmother. they called her from behind bars and gave their accounts of what happened the night haleigh apparently was murdered. also with us, annette sykes, joining us exclusively. this is haleigh's great-grandmother. she was there at the home just hours before haleigh disappeared. first

loudoun county prosecutor will bring charges against a woman who returned her adopted son to russia barrettthat boy was put on a plane with a note saying he had psychological problems. russia has temporarily suspended the license at the washington state agency that facilitated that adoption. >>> the california attorney general is investigating whether a foundation violated public disclosure laws involving a speech by sarah palin. the foundation is accused of trying to tread parts of the sarah palin's contract which students found in a dumpster. she reportedly asked for bendable straw is in her water bottles and three luxury hotel rooms. she was scheduled to speak at a june 25 bela for the 25th anniversary. -- june 25 gala. if you don't like the weather, just wait for a few hours. >> they met -- the rain moved out on time and the sun should be back tomorrow. the rain has done some good. it washed the pollen out of the air and washed my car. take a look at a few weatherbug stops here. let's start in northwest washington. 46 degrees and 17 hundredths of an inch of rain. in fairfax, about the s

been the policy all along. >> reporter: barrett, an abuse survivor and director of the denver chaptersnap or survivors network of those abused by priests, believes the church will continue to try to cover up most abuse cases. >> we are more concerned about the continuing cover-up of complaints against the church and against priests, bishops and nuns . because of the kind of publicity this is getting now. >> reporter: the turmoil shows no sign of quieting down internationally. a cnn poll shows 74% of american catholics disapproved of how the church has dealt with the problem of sexual abuse. at the parish level, the chavezes say their experience is the u.s. church's moving to protect children more effectively. >> i teach catechism. before i could even teach that i had to take a class on awareness of , you know, certain behaviors and what is acceptable and what is not acceptable. >> reporter: claire chavez says her parish is being very cautious about who it allows around children, running background checks on everyone. >> it shows that the church is really taking this siously. that this

go in focus, with liz, neil and quinton hardy and victoria barrett. vicky, we start with you. >> we are living in a nanny state already, david. half of the american people paying for the other half. 40% of tax filers get a check back in the mail from the government. net profit for them. so the other half continue to pay. then you have college loans and foreclosures that do other things to do sort of what i consider prolong not great behavior. that's not a good nanny. good nanny knows children have to grow up to be ind opini -- independent. >> david: so we need a good nanny. >> we need basic math in how government works because the check we get back are from the payroll taxes they pay and there are other government taxes. this is what share comes from income taxes. david, if you want to go back and repeal the bush tax cut and more people will pay income tax into it. i thought you like tax cuts? >> david: i like tax cuts, not tax increases. the fact is it's the federal government which right now is bursting at the seams. state government are having to c

i am natasha barrett in for alison starling. >> i am doug mcelway.time for traffic and weather every 10 minutes. let's find out what's in store. >> is a trust advisory -- sauced advisory -- frost advisory. from jessup piech this is a beautiful shot. 44 degrees with the sun rising. the forecast for the afternoon will take us to the mid 60's with less wind than yesterday. that made it chile yesterday. upper 60's tomorrow. a little rain mid-week. now to lisa baden. >> on 236, the lil river turnpike at 495. texting from the beltway on to 236, there's no area to merge. the beltway's ok between braddock road and to 36. heading up to a 66, there's growing volume out of springfield into tyson. there is normal volume on the beltway in virginia. in frederick, md., 15 south north of wfrederik, at willow, as a vehicle on fire. in silver spring, the crash is gone. now back to the news desk. thank you. >>> at a north was d.c. middle school when students return to class this morning there will be grief counselors. this is the first day of classes at shaw middle sch

ted barrett there to make the call, two outs, runners on second and third. >> cameron maybin now, whoed out to desmond at short his first time up. these next two hitters and you really want go hard after them like you said. strikeout possibilities. they don't make a lot of contact. >> you see his head pull out on that one. cameron maybin was reading the watch in left field. >> that was a wild swing to say the least. we saw alfonso soriano. >> this is the centerfielder the marlins have been waiting on for the last couple of years. considered their hot prospect after coming over from that deal in detroit in december of '07. >> and pudge is probably going to go out and remind him. this is the last day of games our pitching staff has done a wonderful job. era. the bullpen e.r.a. forget about it. and perfect on the season. i think we do have one or two saves but it wasn't capps. >> you can get a blown save in the sixth or seventh inning. >> here's livan hernandez. i think he has a house down here too. i know pudge does. they probably slept in their own beds but you don't want to throw a fa

. >> if you wanted to see the keyboard -- >> katie barrette writes a technology column for the "walls given an time ipad a week ago to try it out. >> they have a very strict nondislow sure agreement that you have to sign. >> reporter: apple was so serious about letting the ipad out of the hands of the public, katie didn't let her family see it. >> i didn't want to mess up. >> reporter: on thursday, she was permitted to show us the ipad and give us her thoughts. >> just to plain how i used it, last weekend, i was at my parent house in pennsylvania and i brought my laptop home and i brought my ipad home and i didn't open up my laptop once i can't we took a quick tour of what the ipad offers. the speed that the apps are launched is lightning-fast. movies and pictures are crystal clear and the book function, which should compete with amazon's kindle, is in color and look like you're reading a real book apple executives are careful not to talk about how many ipads they have manufactured or even how many they have presold. but one thing is for sure. if the ipad is anything near as popular

"golf" magazine's connell barrett with us and also rich lerner from the golf channel, thanks so much.conferences involving sports stars and we start with kobe bryant on the day in 2006 he was charged with sexual assault. >> i love my wife so much. s she's so special to me. but i'm innocent. and together my wife and i and our family, we're going to fight these false accusations. >> the case against kobe bryant was eventually dropped after the alleged victim stopped cooperating with prosecutors. >>> at number two, michael jordan stuns the sports world in 1993. >> at this particular time in my career, i've reached the pinnacle of my career. i have achieved a lot in that short amount of time if you want to call it short. but i just feel that i don't have anything else for myself to prove. >> jordan would eventually return to basketball and the bulls after a stint in minor league baseball. but no sports star's news conference ever rocked the world like this moment in 1991. >> because of an hiv virus that i have obtained i will have to retire from the lakers today. >> while many considered

congressional producer ted barrett tells cnn that democrats plan the next cloture vote, that's what theyl it, they didn't have the votes to start the debate on financial reform. the democrats want to have another vote. they think even in losing there's political victory. make sense? >> if it looks like the republicans are just showing opposition to reform, yes, but i think that clearly what you've seen is that there's a persuadable electorate out there that washington doesn't have all the answers here, that democrats don't have all the answers, and that in order to get a bill that works, they have to come to the table and have a bipartisan bill. if anything, this is another step in the process towards a deal. >> republicans are looking like they're blocking reform here. look, there's no one group that americans are more angry at than wall street. right now looks like republicans are on the side of wall street. as a political play, we got to love it. because you block reform, block reform, block reform when americans are angry at wall street. >> by a hair. they're almost as angry at washi

before he can take on any likely democratic candidate, most likely is milwaukee mayor tom barrett.american car, which in its 20-year history, has never been profitable, is an odd choice. gm has announced it will be out of business by 2012. not sure where he's going to get that saturn fixed. >> i don't know, but i guess imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. >> scott walker is somebody a lot of republicans had been pinning their hopes on for years. they're hoping he's a national player someday. >> coming up, first an executive order on abortion. now offshore drilling. is president obama trying to break the collective heartings of his progressive base or is this smart politics? plus, the great american head count. we're talking to the director of the census bureau about why this april fools' day is no joke. got to fill out that form. >>> first, today's trivia question from the almanac of american politics. [ female announcer ] sometimes you need tomorrow to finish what you started today. for the aches and sleeplessness in between, there's new motrin pm. no other medicine, not e

it appears he has no ties to barrett.g for a hearing to get underway in the death of michael jackson. dr. con rat murray is -- dr. conrad murray is facing charges in connection with the acceptinger's death. this is getting extraordinary. set it up for us. >> there are all sorts of claims. this is a procedural hearing. i just got off the phone with the defense team and they told me a couple things. they want this hearing to be reset. they haven't got a lot of discovery evidence and they can't tell the judge whether they are ready for a prelim. they say their defendants team is small. for the courts to come out and proclaim a coca-cola defense. dr. murray will claim michael jackson administered the drug to himself. and they haven't got all the evidence to even make their defense. that's coming from the defense team. they say their number one priority is to insure that dr. murray keeps his medical license. the california attorney general is expected to ask at this hearing that the bail be changed so this medical license will

if we can barrett the presence of foreign investment -- if we can bear the presence of foreign investmentsmy, it is a difference of 20 or 30 times. we have a field to work upon. today we talk about a in a high- tech economy establishment. we would like to use american experience and to employ issues of energy corp and trans sport. i have suggested some time ago creating a big cargo plane. between the united states and russia issues of nuclear cooperation are important. there can be a lot between the two countries and it is not up to the president to deal with each of them, but there are some key issues. relations between business, relations between people who would like to have business ties, human contacts are important. it is important that our citizens respect each other and understand each other better so that they are guarded by the best practices of american and russian culture and do not deceive each other through the lens of information that sometimes is provided by mass media. we should more attentively, more thoughtfully, have a more positive attitude towards each other. i count

in fact, i think everybody is taxed barrett and equally in the united states. that is a very complicated issue. but i was refering really to the cause of the financial crisis, and i think the senate committee really has not focused on the rights issue. the right issue is that people, institutions are allowed special privileges if they hold securities that are rated aaa and the rating comes from a monopolistic the credit rating agency. if you think about it for a second, look at the big investment banks such as bear stearns, lehman, goldman sachs, morgan stanley, and merrill lynch. when they bought securities in the mortgage market, they did not rely on the ratings. they used their own judgments, their own internal things. and look at what happened -- some of them failed and some are still alive. that would have happened if it had not been rating agencies and you have to rely on your own analysis -- some of the banks would have said, wait a minute, this is too risky and we would not buy it. host: ok, charles, let me move on and get some other voices. democrats l

kucinich would be a good person to set it up, barbara -- her name escapes me right now, but sheila barrettalso a good person. they're very upstanding and good people, and they'll get to the bottom of this eventually. it will take about five years to get to the bottom of this because it is so wide and so deep that you cannot believe. host: thanks for you'll. let's move on to orlando, florida. danny on our line for democrats. caller: you know what? the folks up there, they are nothing but financial terrorists, ok? and the american public should realize what's going on now is the republican plan and also as far as financial reform, what's going on now is the republican plan. and i want these people to tell me how the poor people, with fannie mae and freddie mac, these people did not create the create default swap and all of those instruments over in the neighborhood, ok? like i said, like i say, i never do real terrorists like al qaeda. i always feared the real financial terrorists up on wall street. those people have done more harm to this country than bin laden could ever think about, and t

barrett year i did know that was out there.i would hope that microsoft and other companies would think about what it is doing more progressive and letting people know. let me go ahead and ask them mr. szoka about the age of 13, you want to keep 13 where it is? >> senator, yes. i think you as the most important question of the day. the point i tried to raise this is perhaps the least well understood aspect of copa. the point here is not necessarily just to deal with child psychology, although 13 does happen to the agent which jewish kids are bar mitzvah, the confirmation is given in the catholic church. romeo and juliet were 13. are reasons why 13 historically has been an age of transition and it was chosen by congress to the point we're trying to stress in our work is the far more important reason for keeping it at 13 is when you raise the age above 13, the copa framework breaks down. because again as i said, copa basically applies in two ways. it applies to sites that require to presume that all of their users might be a child

in the leverage to go back to the very first round of hearings we had commissioner barrett and shapirocommented about the attack ms of their agencies and their execution of their role, and when asked, well regulations are more regulations would be helpful when existing regulations and well executed when they have blocked or a stop to this activity or a fact? the answer was it was, in fact, a supervisory all year so my question -- and was a supervisor in the failure. so my question of you is, were there things that occ could have done in this process that might have the forestalled were at least identify some of the risk and you fill that perhaps there were some shortcomings at occ execution? >> so i would say there are some things that we did it and saw in a timely way and other things less so-and-so when i first came to the agency our examiners were getting very uncomfortable with what was then called exotic mortgages, payment option mortgages, and the like. not only the offering of them but the layering of the risks over that with stated income and other things so we became very acti