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for brandon. this is for brandon. other kids on the field. >> a spokesman for louisville slugger says the company did nothing wrong and the verdict appears to be an indictment for the entire sport of baseball. >>> a florida woman has started to recover from swine flu after five weeks in a coma. lori frye showed up in the e.r. in such bad shape, they thought she might die. >> they took her right into emergency very quick. i think they saw that she was having a hard time breathing, respiratory problems and everything. >> i'm really happy to be able to tuck my son into bed at night. that was the one thing he would call me in the hospital crying, because i wouldn't be able to tuck him in or sing to him. >> her husband was told three times she might not make t. now she is doing better, but still might not to get home until thanksgiving. >>> and chickenpox, you know if one child gets it, you want the rest of your child other children to get it, sometimes they hold chickenpox parties. and now there are swine flu parties, peo

phil: brandon marshall coming down the field, hooking up inside. he knows it's a catch because mcgowan doesn't really get up and argue the point. jim: now, orton over to scheffler and two good pass plays to start the overtime. this is good for seven. phil: little different scenario right here. the new england patriots had success at the end of the game because they knew there had second chances. they came up and they started blitzing and started playing very tight. here in overtime since the broncos are backed up, they backed off and kyle orton hits the first two passes. jim: second down and 3. orton back over to eddie royal for another first down. three plays, three completions and a couple of firsts. phil: well, there's a blitz, cover the throw, outside and low. very accurately and very safe. there's a blitzer coming free. good thing they had a quick throw on him. jim: prater, we were told he's got a long range leg. 6-7 in his career from 50 and beyond. although he did miss earlier from 48. time-out from new england. so time-out, less than two mi

this is for brandon. and for the other kids on the field. >> so we want to know how you feel about this. did the family deserve to be compensated in this manner or should baseball be played at your ownries snk we want to know your thoughts. go to cnn.com/robin, click on the facebook link, leave a comment and we will be reading them all morning long. >>> after months of debate, house democrats are rolling out a new health care reform plan today. it's going to include a government-run insurance plan, the so-called public option. but doctors would be able to negotiate reimbursement rates with the government. democrats say that would create choice and hopefully appeal to moderates. the house is expected to debate on the bill next week. >>> the faa admits air traffic controllers did not notify the military as quickly as they should have about that northwest plane that overshot the minneapolis airport. "the wall street journal" reported they waited about 40 minutes to do it. the head of the faa says the flight

my name's brandon. in 9 years, i'll be an alcoholic. all: hi, brandon.drinking with the older kids, and whatever they do... i'll do. announcer: kids who drink before age 15 are 5 times more likely to have alcohol problems when they're adults. so start talking before they start drinking. i know it'll start with alcohol. i'm just not sure how it's gonna end.

this is for brandon.nd for the other kids on the field. >> a spokesman for a louisville slugger said the company did nothing wrong the verdict appears to be an indictment of the entire sport of baseball. >>> an update on a story, six african american students say they were refused entry to a chicago nightclub for wearing baggie jeans reached an agreement with the bar. the students have agreed not to file suit or seek money from the club. washington university students claim they were turned away from a class celebration because baggie jeans violated the dress code but a white student wearing the same jeans was let in. >>> there are sports fans and there are sports fans. this philadelphia fanatic says the cops got it all wrong. she was not offering tickets for sex. we'll hear her side of the story next. >>> a gunman opens fire at a north hollywood synagogue. two people are hit. how they are doing and how the search goes for a suspect. >>> the death of a teenage baseball player leads to a landmark decision.

brandon patch. happened in 2003. because basically they did not give proper warning that the bats could be dangerous. let's read the statement from the makers of louisville slugger. here we go, it's somewhat lengthy but need to get it out there. here we go. this was an emotional case and we believe the jury responded to that and issued an emotional verdict. our company did nothing wrong. we made a bat in accordance with the rules that. bat was approved for play by baseball's organizing and organizations. in fact, the jitter found in our favor that the bat was not defective however the verdict that our company failed to adequately warn of the dangers of the bat has left us puzzled. it seems contradictory for the jury to say the bat is not defective but our company failed to warn that it could be dangero dangerous. it appears to be an indictment. unfortunately, this verdict seems to be a statement on the society we live in today that everything must have a warning label. almost finished here hang with me. we sympathize

brandon beardsley, family law attorney representing ronald. repeat, sir. >> my understanding is before she left for orlando that she stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department and reported in and told them where she was going if they needed her. >> did they try to question her? did they try to question her at that time? >> not to my knowledge. all i know is what i was told. and of course it's hearsay. but i was told from a reliable source that she did check in -- >> well, mr. beardsley -- >> -- before she left town -- >> mr. beardsley, this is not a court of law. so -- >> i understand that. >> -- you don't have to make your own objection on hearsay. i find it very difficult to believe that she was at the police station and nobody threw a question at her. but who knows? for all i know she went in and -- >> well, they can't. >> -- talked to the secretary. >> if she goes in and her attorney's not there and they know she's represented they can't just question her. you know that. >> yes, mr. beardsley. i do know that. but when someone volunt

brandon beardsley, family law attorney representing ronald. repeat, sir? >> my understanding is before she left for orlando that she stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department and reported in and told them where she was going if they needed her. >> did they try to question her? did they try to question her at that time? >> not to my knowledge. all i know is what i was told. and of course it's hearsay. but i was told from a reliable source that she did check in -- >> well, mr. beardsley -- >> -- before she left town -- >> mr. beardsley, this is not a court of law. so -- >> i understand that. >> -- you don't have to make your own objection on hearsay. i find it very difficult to believe that she was at the police station and nobody threw a question at her. but who knows? for all i know she went in and -- >> well, they can't. >> -- talked to the secretary. >> if she goes in and her attorney's not there and they know she's represented they can't just question her. you know that. >> yes, mr. beardsley. i know that. but when someone voluntarily marches al

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brandon turner was trying to turn his vehicle are round -- turn his vehicle around. somehow, the vehicle got stuck on an embankment. they try to push the vehicle of the embankment and it slammed into a building. he was pronounced dead at the scene. a baltimore county man has been found guilty in the murder of his ex-girlfriend. he was convicted of intentionally running down her with her own truck. it happened last january. according to prosecutors, he found out that she was going to take back the truck, so he killed her to prevent that from happening. sheriff's deputies are searching for whoever sexually assaulted a woman at an area park. she was attacked around 6:00 sunday night when she got into her vehicle along stafford road. anyone with information about that crime should call detectives. the house has voted to significantly expand a four decades old law to protect those attack because of their sexual orientation. federal prosecutors will be able to intervene in cases against people based upon their gender, sexual identity, or race. a city councilwoman will go o

all: hi, brandon. i'll start drinking with the older kids, and whatever they do... i'll do. announcer: kids who drink before age 15 are 5 times more likely to have alcohol problems when they're adults. so start talking before they start drinking. i know it'll start with alcohol. i'm just not sure how it's gonna end. megyn: acorn has now lost its founder to a financial scandal, seen dozens of its workers charged with voter registration fraud, and had novice filmmakers expose certain acorn affiliates willing to help the most immoral of enterprises. as a result, acorn has been banned from working on the next census. it's been stripped of at least some of its federal funding and could face more legal trouble ahead. can the organization survive? i first sat down with wade rathke for more than 2 1/2 hours in new york. that was before the undercover tapes came to light. he agreed to give me a follow-up interview. this time we did it long distance. wade was in new orleans and i was in new york. since we last met, there have been some explosive undercover videos that have surfaced on

my name's brandon. in 9 years, i'll be an alcolic. all: hi, brandon.r kids, and whatever they do... i'll do. announcer: kids who drink befo age 15 are 5 times more likely to have alcohol problems when they're adults. so start talking befo they start drinking. i know it'll start with alcohol. i'm just not sure how it's gonna end. >> killer tsunami. relief efforts are under way >> killer tsunami. relief efforts are under way in the south pacific after 20 foot waves flatten entire villages. >> then team usa, the first lady and the chicago delegation making the rounds in copenhagen. can the united states bring home the gold for best olympic bid? >> and super rich. forbes releases its list of the wealthiest americans. who can afford to be in this elite club? it's thursday, october 1st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> like the rest of us, the rich are getting poorer it seems. the richest of the rich lost something like $300 billion over the last year. >> i thought bernie madoff would be on that list. he was not. >> good morning, i'm

the pass underthrown but brandon marshall able to snatch it away from terence newman and marshall zigzags way into the end zone. the broncos win it, 17-10. yes, they are still undefeated. 4-0 on the season. marshall's coa mcdaniels had the td. always stay current with espnews. now back to abc's "america this morning." >>> another sports note now. nascar champ joey logano was clearly undeferred less than a week after a horrifying crash. he passed kylbusch with three laps left in kansas over the weekend clinching his fourth nationwide victory. last sunday logano walked away unscathed after rolling his toyota seven times. that will leave a mark. ll, coming up we'll look ahead to the stories we're following including a new california wildfire threatening hundreds of homes. >>> tonight a big battle brewing for brett favre and two of his teams. my name is herb. i live in northport, alabama. i'm semi retired and i'm here to tell a story. my parents all smoked. my grandparents smoked. i've been a long-time smoker. you know, discouragement is a big thing in quitting smoking. i'm a guy who had give

brandon nolasco. and nolasco got on a strikeout streak from the third inning on.something weird about it is ever since high school, i keep a mental tally in my head of how many i have every, single game. i knew how many i had and what was going on. but i wasn't aware of any record. the record he's talking about, nine-straight strikeouts, one shy of tying a major league record. he finished with a career-high 16 ks in 7 2/3 innings. drama in the bottom of the ninth. braves down a run. tying run on third. the pitch gets away. matt diaz stops about halfway down the line and gets thrown out. that's how the ball game ends. the braves' playoff hopes may have ended with it. >>> the rockies, closing in on the n.l. wild card. taking on the brewers. bottom three. 2-2 game. not anymore. todd helton, two-run home run. his 15th. 4-2, colorado. bottom six. it's carlos gonzalez. two-run home run, his 13th. the rockies clinch the wild card with one. >>> jeremy and vinita, back to you. >>> he looked like he was going to end it all. but he was just looking for a breath of fresh air.

. >>> a few weeks ago brandon marshall was refusing to catch passes and kicking balls away from assist personnel acting like a chump. fast forward to sunday's game against the cowboys and marshall was doing things like this. pass goes up, catches it. watch the great run and play afterwards. the broncos remaining undefeated on the season and happy days out in colorado. marshall happy here. he's hugging teammates here and even hugging the coach after the game. wow. mark sanchez has been the anointed ones since the jets drafted him. who's he's date sg hot tabloid todayer. in a 24-10 loss, first loss as nfl starting quarterback. >>> you get paid millions of dollars to play football and can't get the play book right? the steeler got benched. nice run last night. a couple of touchdowns as the steelers beat the chargers. >>> tony stewart is trying to win for the first time as a driver/owner took the checkered flag for the fourth win of the season moving up to fourth place in the chase for the cup. >>> a georgia high school that displayed bible verses on its banners at football games tried som

>> jimmy: you did that to brandon, the lead singer? really? wow. i'm surprised he left town. had, like, a friend or something there was a little person, dressed up in a tuxedo. >> i did. >> jimmy: what was going on there? afterwards i was like -- >> i was going, i hope he doesn't bring this up. >> jimmy: i was fast nated by that. you seemed to be taking care of him or something. >> well, i believe i walked in on him doing the cartman impression. >> jimmy: he was. in case people wonder when my life is like, very small people dressed in tuxedo do cartman imitations in the hopes that, i don't know what, i put him on the show or something? >> you could. doing a show here, moving to the roosevelt. >> jimmy: and how did you wind up with that crowd? >> how did i wind up with that crowd? >> jimmy: with that guy, specifically? >> well, he's a friend of a friend. he's a friend of a friend, and he -- i think you called him a penguin, didn't you? >> jimmy: something like that, yes. >> was i not -- >> jimmy: that's fine. i did call him a penguin. >> you did. sorry, i was ushering him away

joininguts tonight is brandon beardsley. mr.eardsly, thank you for being with us. >> it's my pleasure, sir. >> what is this memo? >> it wasn't really a memo. he just -- you know, we communicate through e-mail it's a lot easier and he sent me an e-mail and requested that all communication between ronald and misty be cut off and that everything needs to go through them. >> what does ronald think of this? >> ronald's fine with it. if that's what her attorney wantancy if what mistients he has no problem with it. they're divorced. their marriage is over. it's fine with him. >> now, you know, they had been talking all, up until now, from what we understand and things very fairly amicable, even though there are irreconcilable differences in this looking at the certificate of marriage. but has ronald told you what he really thinks misty is holding out? >> he's never come out -- first of all you've got to understand, if ronald knew anything or had anything she told him, he would 100% go tell authorities. has he ever came out and told me

brandon wallace, american hero. i'll see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern and until then, good night, friend. >>> tonight on "the joy behar show" curb your enthusiasm, star larry david's urine joke is pissing on the catholic church. did he cross the line? >>> plus the michael jackson movie "this is it." is it a thriller or do more damage to the king of pop's image? >>> the always hilarious wanda sykes will join me in the studio to talk life, love and the dangers of bikini waxing. >>> tonight, many catholics are furious with larry david because of a joke he maid on your show "curb your enthusiasm" involving jesus. did the joke go too far? >>> then, michael jackson may be gone from the world, but he is very much alive at the box office. his new movie opened yesterday. we're going to find out what's wrought with "this is it." >>> wanda sykes is on stage, screen, television, and tonight she's on my show. is she on a roll or on speed? all this and more starts now. >>> now, some people call this clip from larry davi

brandon beardsley, family law attorney representing ronald. sir. >> my understanding is before she left for orlando that she stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department and reported in and told them where she was going if they needed her. >> did they try to question her? did they try to question her at that time? >> not to my knowledge. all i know is what i was told. and of course it's hearsay. but i was told from a reliable source that she did check in -- >> well, mr. beardsley -- >> -- before she left town -- >> mr. beardsley, this is not a court of law. so -- >> i understand that. >> -- you don't have to make your own objection on hearsay. i find it very difficult to believe that she was at the police station and nobody threw a question at her. but who knows? for all i know she went in and -- >> well, they can't. >> -- talked to the secretary. >> if she goes in and her attorney's not there and they know she's represented they can't just question her. you know that. >> yes, mr. beardsley. i do know that. but when someone voluntarily ma

it's brandon marshall, hugging his coach. >> wow! >> all is well in denver. >> attitude adjustment. >> absolutely. broncos win. you can tell by the smiles. >>> hazing the rookie. look what the saints did to quarterback mark sanchez. oh, boy. he was picked off here. this is darren sharper going 99 yards on the return, all the way back. sanchez later sacked in the end zone shall fumbled another touchdown for the saints as well. 24-10. jets take the loss in new orleans. tough day. >>> mendenhall responded in the right way, 165 yards rushing, steelers get the big win over san diego. >> now we're caught up on all of our football. >> yeah. >> i didn't have to watch it all afternoon. just joking. >>> some rock stars want you to eat your veggies, or at least remember where they came from. the crop of performers who rocked out for family farming. >>> plus, remember that officer caught on tape fighting with an ambulance driver? he's in trouble again. >>> unfortunately one of them belonged to one of our employees, and he lost a number of his pe

'60s stars have been replaced by the more weak kneed star is of today big johnny depp and russell brandon and the irresistible john gibson. it makes me pine for the days of old when men were men and looked like this. >> oh. >> greg: they put the man and the tease in manatees. >> i know how that manatee felt. >> does this explain, jill, the success of leo dicaprio who really is a moon faced girl. >> that is what i was thinking. i thought what about leo because i thought for years i haven't understood the appeal. >> greg: they have cheek bones and good skin. they are hot girls with existences ternal genitalia. >> and they are men that could easily play women as opposed to the late great patrick swayze. remember he could not play a woman? >> you are attracted to the wrong wilfred brimly. >> greg: if this trend continues and women continue to go for feminine men. inevaninevansinevitably won't e attracted to women? >> this is about gender equality, okay. for decades, you know, men have always been accused of liking younger women and now women, you know, feel free to chase lolitasmen instead of

brandon, what do you want to buy? >> caller: hi, suze.r been to my high school reunions in 40 years, and i want to go to the 40th one next june. >> because you're looking hot now and you weren't looking hot before. i didn't mean to go there. all right. you want to go to the 40th next june. yes? >> caller: and i would like to get a modified facelift. >> i was kind of right, wasn't i? i always think that. you know, when i went to school, i was a short little pudgey thing. now it's like, you know, i kind of think i'm a hottie. i go to show everybody that i actually am probably better than they are right now. that's not a good reason to go. you want to spend $8,000 for a semi-facelift just so you can go back to your reunion, or do you just want to also do it for yourself month no matter what? >> i had been planning on doing it for a couple of year, but then the opportunity to go to the 40th high school reunion made me say, well, now is the time. >> all right. it's a sham. i'm looking at my screen over here, and i see the $8,000, and i see two

brandon beardsley, family law attorney representing ronald.r. >> my understanding is before she left for orlando that she stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department and reported in and told them where she was going if they needed her. >> did they try to question her? did they try to question her at that time? >> not to my knowledge. all i know is what i was told. and of course it's hearsay. but i was told from a reliable source that she did check in -- >> well, mr. beardsley -- >> -- before she left town -- >> mr. beardsley, this is not a court of law. so -- >> i understand that. >> -- you don't have to make your own objection on hearsay. i find it very difficult to believe that she was at the police station and nobody threw a question at her. but who knows? for all i know she went in and -- >> well, they can't. >> -- talked to the secretary. >> if she goes in and her attorney's not there and they know she's represented they can't just question her. you know that. >> yes, mr. beardsley. i do know that. but when someone voluntarily march

joininguts tonight is brandon beardsley. mr. beardsly, thank you for being with us. >> it's my pleasure, sir. >> what is this memo? >> it wasn't really a memo. he just -- you know, we communicate through e-mail it's a lot easier and he sent me an e-mail and requested that all communication between ronald and misty be cut off and that everything needs to go through them. >> what does ronald think of this? >> ronald's fine with it. if that's what her attorney wantancy if what mistients he has no problem with it. they're divorced. their marriage is over. it's fine with him. >> now, you know, they had been talking all, up until now, from what we understand and things very fairly amicable, even though there are irreconcilable differences in this looking at the certificate of marriage. but has ronald told you what he really thinks misty is holding out? >> he's never come out -- first of all you've got to understand, if ronald knew anything or had anything she told him, he would 100% go tell authorities. has he ever came out and told m

brandon wallace, american hero.ight, 8:00 sharp eastern and until then, good night, friend. >> hello. i'm brooke anderson. at the top of the hour, the brand-new startling revelation about jon gosselin's 22-year-old girlfriend, calling him abusive and sarah palin's response to levi johnson's new threats against her. should she just stay silent? at the top of the hour, right here on hln.

. >>> this was the scene, brandon marshall throwing fits. acting like well, an idiot. fast forward to sunday and marshall must be getting more sleep or else daddy spanked his bottom pretty good. seven white shirts can't grab him. the great athletic touchdown here. look at this. after wards, he's hugging his coach. are you kidding me? what's this world coming to? >> anything's possible. >> happy days. >>> mark sanchez, he's had happy days. anointed as the one. the jets drafted him last spring. who he's dating, everyone wants to know. no more. he was abused by the saints yesterday. his first loss as nfl starting quarterback. >>> you get played millions to play football and you can't get the play book right? mendenhall got his act back together. >> you got study. >> a georgia high school that displayed bible verses at games did something different. the team ran through a banner, then each player knelt to pray. some also wrote bible verses on signs in defiance of the school district who said those verses could be unconstitutional. >>> a man ended up staying a little longer

but in this case, i think it was -- well, he's no longer with us, but it might have been brandon whothat. i'm not sure. >> okay, would you consider those self-hating jews, those people who say it's too jewish? >> no, those are probably people that are concerned about their jobs and maybe they think that the show has to be completely generic -- >> meaning gentile? more gentile than jewish? like that middle america would relate to. >> right. >> rather than new york and l.a.. >> exactly. >> but that's not true. look at the tremendous hit it was. >> yes, it wasn't too jewish. >> it was very jewish. but it was hilarious. >> wait a second, you're saying it was very jewish, maybe the character s behaved in what you perceived to be a jewish way. >> yeah. >> but that doesn't mean that it didn't appeal to everyone. >> exactly. the particular to the universal. just like mel brooks appeals to everyone, also. and woody alan. but it's interesting that they would reject it out of hand just because it was too new york, too jewish. >> they might as well just say, if you're jewish, don't bother sendin

. >> brandon is an animal trainer and host of animal planet.irst of all, black bears, they are brown. >> it's called a cinnamon. >> gregg: i'll call them from now on. >> julie: let's talk about bears in general. ornament overrule aggressive with humans. i wouldn't believe that. with all these recent bear attacks seem to be on the rise. >> bears are quick learners and the bear realizes that people in the supermarket, when they see a free sample. >> gregg: julie does that, right for the free sample. >> once they think of free food, they don't go out and hunt. >> julie: we had 74-year-old woman who had been feeding bears and she was mauled to death. apparently not only was she mauled to death but when authorities removed the corpses the bear attacked her and they had to shoot the bear. another bear was found with human flesh inside the stomach. why would the bears if they had been coming there to food to turn on her. that is the example. >> wild animals are unpredictable. bears in the wild should be left alone. you should not feed wild bear, it le

brandon wrote about time. the only way to enact true reform is with a public option. all right.oth for posting on a facebook page. we want to hear from you and to share comments go to cnn.com/robin for a link to facebook. >> good job to our viewers. we appreciate you getting in there so early and giving us your thoughts. we always welcome them. >>> in less than 90 minutes nasa takes a big step into the future of space exploration. come here and look. this is when the ares i-x rocket is scheduled to lift off for a test flight. so it's going to be at 8:00 a.m. eastern. it's a live picture. there's a chance of rain. eventually nasa hopes to use ares to launch missions to the moon and mars. >> i think it is a-r-i-x. >> it cost as lot of money. nobody's in it. negotiations are under way after complaints of racism at a chicago nightclub. student leaders at washington university in st. louis say that they've been talking with voters for the club. they did not reveal details. complaints were filed with state and federal officials after six african-american students were turned away from

. >> reporter: brandon stoker feels the same way. he's taking steps to protect his daughter as is the congregation at his church. >> if anyone has any enough-like symptoms we keep them home. >> reporter: beardsley echoed that advice, along with the basics of promoting hand pf washing to kids. >> if somebody gets sick, keep them home. try to isolate them. >> beardsley says some parents may think the h1n1 strain may be milder in the flu season. he says it is safer to stay away from it and get the vaccine as soon as it becomes available. >>> on a separate note, virginia holt officials expect to get the rst doses by early next week. >> news 4 is helping to find jobs for you. this morning, meda sur rat is looking for a business analyst. go to nbcwashington.com and search jobs 4 you. >> reminder for you, news 4 is always connected to you on facebook and twitter for up to the minute breaking news, weather and traffic alerts. you can find us on either site by going there and searching news4today, one word. >> coming up next on 6:00 a.m., new

but in this case, i think it was -- well, he's no longer with us, but it might have been brandon who. i'm not sure. >> okay, would you consider those self-hating jews, those people who say it's too jewish? >> no, those are probably people that are concerned about their jobs and maybe they think that the show has to be completely generic -- >> meaning gentile? more gentile than jewish? like that middle america would relate to. >> right. >> rather than new york and l.a.. >> exactly. >> but that's not true. look at the tremendous hit it was. >> yes, it wasn't too jewish. >> it was very jewish. but it was hilarious. >> wait a second, you're saying it was very jewish, maybe the charactes behaved in what you perceived to be a jewish way. >> yeah. >> but that doesn't mean that it didn't appeal to everyone. >> exactly. the particular to the universal. just like mel brooks appeals to everyone, also. and woody alan. but it's interesting that they would reject it out of hand just because it was too new york, too jewish. >> they might as well just say, if you're jewish, don't bother sending in a

we're delighted to have brandon beardsley, ron cummings' attorney. thanks for joining us. why is ron, he appears to be dancing around the whole issue of whether or not he believes misty's story. why? >> you got to understand that they're married and he truly loves her. now, is it a reason, he has never stated and has never came out of his mouth that he does not believe her, he does not trust her, and that the rumors or speculations that she's not telling the truth or telling everything is a reason. but you know, you're an educated woman. i'm an educated person. people that have common sense know, you know, or should know -- >> doesn't add up. >> every time you turn on the tv, every time you hear something, the fingers are pointing at her. i mean, it has to, you know, weigh on him, but he's absolutely never said that as a reason. >> it's not just the fingers, it's she failed some polygraph tests, a voice stress test. there's inconsistencies in her story. her brother went knocking on the door that night when she says she's home, he says nobody was there. what i saw last nigh

. >> the worst has become reality for brandon im bedajo. he has been placed on injury reserve. he will need surgery, scott burgess has been assigned to take his spot. harbaugh says it will be a big loss. >> someone else will have to step up. being a pro bowl specialist and being a multiple probowel specialist and now he is that and a starter in a basic package. i'm very impressed with what he did, how he is blossomed as a football player. i'm disappointed to lose him, but he will be back next year. >>> he suffered a head injury sunday and was carted off the field. he was too large for the mri unit up there and flew back with the team. he had full movement. they hope he can play this weekend, but no one knows for sure, and they're ready to go without him. >> we need guys to step up. that is always good when guys do that, especially younger guys. i mean, i think that is just a credit to them and to the coach's staff, too, for having those guys ready to go. >>> and here is a reminder. you can be a part of the next taping of the fox 45 play book. i will be joined by my cohost mark

brandon was an honor student. another derrick, the former high school quarterback. collin ran attack and got straight a's. all considered good kids. two were charged with murder. all four with assault. and ethnic intimidation. a hate crime. they faced decades in prison. >> they'll take a closer look at how latinos are changing and reshaping politics, businesses, schools and churches. >>> we've been telling you about the balloon boy saga. the sheriff of larimer county, colorado, says now it was a hoax. we want to hear your views on this. you've been responding. a lot of responses. what action do you think authorities should take? let's get to the phones. cory is calling us from north carolina. let her rip, corey. >> how is it going? >> great. how are you? >> caller: not bad. i absolutely agree they should be punished. we need to look at the whys of how this happened. they were only caring about fame. not taking into consideration the long-term effects. they already appeared on "wife swap" once. they're really not considering long term effects of what that would have

for brandon. this is for brandon. for the other kids on the field. >> so here's the deal -- there's no doubt that a baseball hit by an awlum until bat travels faster. the question is, is the company or should the company be liable for that? that's what we're asking you. did the family deserve to be compensated like this? or should baseball be played at your own risk? go to cnn.com/robin. click on the facebook link to leave a response. >>> hundreds of schools are closed due to swine flu as a school officials in kentucky say the schools may be an incubator for the virus. the education department reports at least 350 schools were closed last week. affecting 126,000 students in 19 states. many school officials say they are afraid that the h1n1 flu virus could spread even faster if their schools stayed open. >>> we've got some wild weather we're dealing with today. some of you dealing with snow others rain. bob, what's in store? >>le with be more snow for the rockies and more heavy rain through the lower part of the missis