i kept her. >> reporter: she is one of nine babies living at bedford hills. >> baby movement. >> reporterams, the babies go to day care staffed by other inmates. like sherrill howard. she says being with the babies is the best part of each day. >> there's no habit -- with the ba babies now. >> reporter: on her first birthday, she will have to leave bedford hills to go home with her siblings and aunt. >> reporter: do you think about what it's going to be like for her? it will be a bittersweet moment. parting with her daughter while knowing it's the best thing for the baby. >> as much as i would like to keep her here, i want her to know more than other inmates and officers. >> studies have shown mothers who participate have lower reoffense rates. >> very controversial issue there. i know you address more of them. for more on this, go to the the grio.com. >>> here's a look at key events we're watching this afternoon. in just about an hour, the senate gets back to work. key topics, unemployment and the upcoming vacancy on the supreme court. >>> and president obama meeting with chinese preside

so i kept her. >> reporter: delilah is one of nine babies living at bedford hills. do leave their unit. when the mothers go to mandated programs, the babies go to daycare, staffed by other inmates like this woman serving 16 years to life for robbery. she says being with the babies is the bright spot of each day. >> i stole because i had a habit to take care of. i'm not getting high anymore. i have a habit with the babies now. you know what i'm saying? yeah. >> on her first birthday she'll have to leave to go home with siblings and aunt while charlene serves the rest of her sentence. >> do you think what it's going to be like for delilah to leave you when you're her whole world? >> yeah. i know she's going to feel mommy is not here. >> reporter: it will be a bittersweet moment parting with her daughter while knowing it's the best thing for the baby. >> as much as i would love to be able to keep her here a little longer, i want her to know more than inmates and officers. i want her to see beyond these walls. >> reporter: studies have shown mothers who participate have

a group of clamors found the grenade in the ocean while they were working off the coast of new bedford. nobody hurt. we will keep you updated on how it works out. >>> investigators in northern virginia and montgomery county want to warn you about a thief who's breaking in to gym lockers. there have been a rash of such cases lately and as surae chinn tells us police want to catch this guy before his crimes escalate to something worse. >> he works out. >> reporter: detectives say he may look like he belongs at the gym but falls church investigators say behind bars would be a better fit. investigator says this man pictured here has hit a half dozen gym lockers at exercise facilities recently in alexandria, arlington, falls church, leesburg and montgomery county. >> he's working the entire area, northern virginia area. >> reporter: at one gym police say the thief took keys from behind the front desk. stole a vehicle and then used stolen credit cards at a macy's in ballston. he talk on his cell phone as he pulls out a stolen credit card and racks up $2,400 in gift cards and a watch. he then

in bedford?t's where you live, dear. >> i know! i know! i'm telling you, it's expensive. but now we're doing even smaller houses for k.b. homes which are wonderful houses. people have realized finally that they don't need mcmansions, they don't need four and five bedrooms or if they want four and five bedrooms they don't have to be gigantic. and these smaller houses are very beautiful and very good value. and they're starting at like $150,000. >> rose: are you getting a percentage so they can use their name? >> we design. as we always started we do the design, a lot of the marketing, we create the advertising. we if you wereish. we're doing that kind of stuff. little by little we are coming back to our former glory. >> rose: in other words, to your former what? >> glory! >> rose: (laughs) oh, glory. >> and the products are just as good as ever. we never, despite any legal problems, we didn't lose our customers. >> rose: really? they stayed with you. why do you think they did that? >> because they

we will move on to bedford, new jersey, maria. caller: i just want to ask his opinion of futility about getting any more training or education when congress and the president are not going to ever did any of the trade agreements. actively we could walk through fire and they will still be indemnified from losses. they make thousands of percent of profit and pay no taxes on it. so unless the american people speak up about these trade agreements, it is just another leech on all bill sammon and no one will get ahead and it is really a betrayal. guest: a couple of things. i think the administration is moving and congress is moving swiftly to try to put in education and training. i think that is definitely one of their priorities, moving on that front. trade agreements -- i know this is a big debates -- big debate. economists and people i talk to -- i think trade, from by reporting, it is not a zero sum game. it helps when there is trade going on in the country. i think it is a net plus. although there are tough adjustments for people.

and now the bedford county sheriff's office is trying to bring hanson in for questioning. but hanson's lawyer said the woman refuses to talk to tharts unless a charge is filed. >> is it appears to me that what we're going to have to do at this point is continue the investigation, try to dig into and get enough evidence to bring charges. and that's the only way we're going to get to talk to her, it looks like. >> boyd says he is requesting medical information from authorities and any records that allege the boy was abused while in tennessee. >>> rumors swirling around washington as to who president obama will nominate to be the next justice on the supreme court. hillary clinton is the latest name to be tossed around, but the white house disspelled that rumor. brian moore has more from capitol hill. >> reporter: the retirement of justice john pawn stevens gives the president another mark to p put. >> another care whether the judge is an activist judge we should do everything to defeat that nomination. >> reporter: republicans are promising a fight and democrats aren't giving

. >> bedford county sheriff randall boyd says tory hampton's decision, strains an already confusing andomplicated case. >> what we're going to do is everything we're big enough to do to make it right. >> his office is exploring possible charges, from child endangerment to possible abuse. >> all i know is there are allegations of abuse. >> this is as the government hopes its upcoming trip to moscow repairs regulations. russia has threatened to freeze adoptions from the united states. >> i think they are working it out. but clearly this latest situation will be among those things discussed. >> reporter: americans adopted nearly 1600 russian children last year. the seattle-based agency that facilitated this adoption in september. another says behavior problems are no reason to given up on -- give up on a lifelong commitment. >> very sad. i think there are resources out there that she could have tapped into. >> whit johnson, wjz eyewitness news. >> the u.s. ambassador to russia says the u.s. is open to some sort of bilateral talks to make sure something like this never happens again. >> pre

massachusetts, group of fishermen catching more than they bargained for in new bedford.forget about plans of fish. they netted about 200 grenades! you can see the smoke here from when the navy experts detonated the catch. they're still looking into where the bombs came from. south carolina, fort jackson is the army's largest basic training base but now it's the home of a huge archaeological find dating back thousands of years. history hunters working at the dig site since november finding pottery, spear-throwers and arrowheads! >> we'll spend the five or six months doing analysis to figure out what we have. >> florida, some doctors with the university of miami doing their part to help people in haiti who have lost limbs. the international project medishare program donating thousands of specially made prosthetics. the artificial limbs customized for the people of haiti. >> the skin tone matches folks of haiti and there is a cleft between the toe so they can wear sandals. it's designed for people of haiti by other amputees around the world. >> in a short amount of time, pa

first up again, brandi from bedford, texas. she takes fetch to a whole new level.oot deep pool to retrieve a stick. >>> then picasso from middle village, new york, who loves singing and knows how to hit those high notes. "amazing grace," his favorite. emma works for treats but she still has a lot of tricks up her sleeve. >> it is up to you to decide which of these three makes it to the final round. voting ends at noon eastern time thursday and for all of you who still want to enter, we're taking submissions until this friday, april 23rd. >>> let's get a check of the weather, shall we? >> ohit-or-miss thunderstorms down in florida. sunny skies through texas. hot there tomorrow. mild weather all the way up into the great lakes from the gulf coast. showers northern new england and that messy western weather makes >> beclouds will thicken up but we expect a high in the upper >> and that's your latest weather. >>> coming up next, from the wine you drink to plant friendly hair care, jill martin's here to show us ways to go green in style right after these messages. ♪ spr

bedford, indiana is getting $111 million, not $11 million.with allan mullally, president and ceo of ford motor company. allan, we know that there's remarkable growth in other parts of the world. in fact, some of your great results were driven by growth in asia, growth in brazil. tell me about that. i know you were in india recently and trying to make ford sort of a bigger player there. >> well, absolutely. in ford's case, henry ford set up for it, to operate in all the countries around the world. and we are so pleased to be accelerating the offering of all of our ford products and all of those markets. clearly the united states and the americas are a very important market, it's large, it's growing. same way in europe. but the fastest, the smallest but the fastest growing is clearly asia pacific. and we have a good presence there and now we're introducing all of these fabulous ford vehicles in indiana and also in china. they just love the ford brand. >> i'm going to take you off topic for a second. one time when you and i talked, you then head

. >> janet norman, bedford street ventures. how do you say citibank's future? [laughter] >> i used to work at citibank. citibank's future -- they cannot succeed without market discipline. and right now they operate without market discipline. and just as importantly, they are distorting what other firms do. because they have got to compete against effectively a government subsidized bank. so again this is a place just like aig where you've got great business lines, great people in some places but you've got to unlock these people and put them in the hands of managers who know how to manage the company. and you've got to do that at the expense of bond holders who freely lent money to the company and should take a loss when their prospects turn out to be not what the lenders had thought. there is -- there's no justification for not having bond holders to the financial system take losses, then you're just back to the problem of too much debt. no regulation in the world can overcome this subsidy. >> hi, i'm mark green. what do you think -- how do you think the too b

this is again, the sheriff from bedford county, tennessee, as they are deciding whether or not to filed from russia, according to the mom and her mother that the kid had issues and at its worst said that he had a hit list, and that the adoptive mom was at the top of the hit list. so, they call a psychologist for help, and end up shipping him back to russia. so, are there charges? should charges be filed? the sheriff is saying, isn't this over our head a little bit, but the state department saying no federal law or statute, so as he put it, tag, you are it. the sheriff is dealing with thchlt we want to hear from you, your thoughts. call 1-877-tell-hln and we have the experts standing by. >>> there are plenty of russian families who might be willing to adopt, and there is also the possibility that he is an american citizen and coming back here to be adopted by another family, so i think that there is a potentially good future for him, and he just has to find the right family and it has to work out for him. >> michael kirby talking about the future of the 7-year-old boy, again, adopted by

that's repeated in charlotte and raleigh and ashville, north carolina, as it is true in cleveland and bedford, ohio, because of wall street excesses too many people lost their homes, lost their wealth, lost their retirement, lost their jobs of the and this legislation today, coupled with senator dodd's legislation coming out of banking, this legislation was bipartisanly passed, it will move us in the right direction, it was bipartisan but not a compromise with wall streevment when bipartisan means bring wall street to the table to write the legislation, that's not what the american people want. when bipartisanship means that our committee writes strong language and republicans and democrats -- at least one republican and democrats come together, that's what we ought to do. that's the direction we should go -- that's the direction we should go and that's what responsible govern something about. i yielthe floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the p

lost jobs in toledo, foreclosed homes in bedford heights, frozen credit for small businesses in lebanon, state budget shortfalls; the lists go on and on and on. it can't happen again. we must not let it happen again. one of the most disturbing aspects of the wall street reform process is that some policy-makers started with the premise that, first of all, wall street wealth must be protected. sure they have their lobbyists. sure they have their p.r. people spinning. but it amazes me to think that that's where some people start in this whole debate. they focus their energies on minimizing the safeguards put in place to protect our nation from another financial meltdown. this morning's "washington post," d.j. e.o.n. quotes an e-mail from an arrogant bank who works at goldman sachs who said what if we created a thing which is absolutely conceptual and highly theoretical in which nobody knows how to price. at some point we've got to ask in this body, who do we report to, the mega banks who raked in millions by gambling with the livelihoods, retirement and homes of middle-class americans or

spent on the engine plant in new york but the rest is going to go to plants in bay city, michigan, bedford, ohio, and st. catharines in canada and they're going to be building the next engine for the pickup trucks so that's supposed to mean they're going to get better mileage and less pollution and it means 1,600 jobs will be held only. >> boy, could those areas use more jobs than that but it is something and certainly areas that are known for producing cars. all right. thank you. >>> thank goodness that a colorado 8-year-old listened to his dad and grand pa. he learned a lesson from them that helped save his grandma's life from what could have been a horrible accident. i was like, yes, this works... [ male announcer ] only rogaine is proven to regrow hair in 85% of guys. puhh puhh puhh putt and that's it. [ male announcer ] stop losing. start gaining. i thought you said carl was our best presentation guy. [ worker ] well, he is. last week he told my team about fedex office print online for our presentations. we upload it to fedex office, then they print, bind, and ship it. the presentatio