well, now corey's friends, they're coming forward. they thought that she had been pregnant for months. >> the delivery date, she was supposed to have a c-section, and she said she never had one. she kind of freaked out over that. >> she said she kicked and her feet were all swollen, as pregnant as she was. you weren't faking it. >> we'll take your calls on this, 1-877-tell-hln. joining me again, radio talk show host and psychologist, cooper lawrence, she's also the author of the book "cult of celebrity." and laura from the boston herald. you and i spoke yesterday. first and foremost, how is the baby doing? >> the district attorney wrapped up a press conference a little while ago. and said that the baby was in good condition. the baby's been returned to massachusetts, and is now in the custody of the state department of children and families. and a hearing has been scheduled for monday to begin to figure out the custody issue. >> exactly. that will be a whole another story in and of itself. let's get now to the crime. julie corey, do p

corey was found with the baby in a homeless shelter on thursday. the baby is said to be in good condition. >>> more rough weather is forecast up and down the atlantic coast. the rough weather is a repeat of the last few days that's racked the region with flooding rain, powerful thunderstorms, and ge daing tornadoes. a massive storm pounded memphis yesterday afternoon. as many as three tornadoes were reported and more than two inches of rain fell. no one was seriously injured, but there was extensive damage. at least 50 homes were hit. power lines and trees were toppled. at one point 12,000 people lost electricity. a tornado also touched down near shreveport. >> sitting in the living room, heard a loud noise, come out here and seen my barn being took across the field. i could see the tornadoes. >> the fast-moving tornado was a stretch of rough weather moving up and down the east coast. folks in new jersey are cleaning up following a powerful tornado that hit wednesday with winds exceeding 120 miles per hour. >> our buildings were flying in the air.

. >> reporter: the 35-year-old corey was a neighbor of 23-year-old darlene haynes, who was found dead in her worcester apartment on monday. haynes was eight months pregnant but the child was missing from her body. >> this has been one of the most horrific ordeals that our family has ever had to deal with. >> reporter: police say corey fled to new hampshire with the baby but they won't tell us if they consider her a suspect in haynes' death. workers at the shelter where she stopped say nothing about the infant seemed out of the ordinary. >> as far as i could tell and that is at a glance the baby appeared comfortable, healthy. >> reporter: the child, being referred to for now as jane doe spent wednesday night and most of thursday at the hospital in good condition. a spokesperson describes her as a typical newborn with a cute nose >> she's been charming our ob nurses all day. >> reporter: her apparent health belies the potentially gruesome aspect of her birth. >> it's not things i'm comfortable talking about right now. >> reporter: while he would not elaborate, the worcester county distr

drawn to arrest corey this week. and the baby is safe and is now back in massachusetts. corey is still in jail in new hampshire. bail has been set at $2 million. >>> michael jackson's family is reportedly very happy were w the custody agreement reached for the pop star's children. that's according to katherine jackson's attorney. she will be the guardian of her three grandchildren. the biological mother of the two oldest and debbie rowe will get visitation rights. she has been largely absent from the children's lives. rowe's attorney says the agreement is a dignified outcome. >>> d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton is taking on congress in an effort to get funding for the district's needle exchange program. she's fighting the house amendment to reinstate a ban on using federal tax dollars t hand out clean needles to drug addicts within 1,000 feet of any place where children may gather. until 2007, d.c. was the only city in the nation that could not use local or federal funds for needles. norton says that's a primary

it has been very, very difficult. >> reporter: a judge ordered corey be held on $2 million bail. michelle franzen, news4. >>> the extradition hearing in this case is set for august 30. pat? >>> funeral services took place this afternoon for a woman killed in a deadly chopper crash. kim felix was killed a week ago when the helicopter she was riding in crashed on interstate 70 in maryland. friends and loved ones turned out for her funeral at the redeemer lutheran church in much damascus today. three other men in the chopper were also killed. the group was returning from a charity crash, charity event, rather when the event crashed and hit power lines and went down. >>> police are looking into whether officers went too far when using a taser while arresting a man and woman in prince wilam county. officers say that they received a noise complaint about a home in manassas on sunday when they got there, they say 55-year-old ed dar rodriguez was having a family party in the backyard. officers say he was highly intoxicated and acted disorderly as they were arresting him a female family m

robert corey. thanks for being here, good morning, and are you ready to get going? >> yes, mike, good morning. >> good morning. tens of billions of dollars worth of brand-name drugs go generic over the next several years. so to what extent does that trend and the current health care reform debate, which no doubt, if it's passed, is going to cover a lot more people, and push them on to cheaper jenngen drugs, potentially going to help your sales and profits over time? >> i think all along we have been preparing for the increased generic utilization around the world. that is exactly what has prompted us to make the moves that we have made in the last couple years, because, once again, we foresaw that the need in all health care systems around the world, the need for low-cost pharmaceuticals. so we actually have been loading up for this opportunity. >> now, the "pittsburgh post gazette" broke this story over the weekend about allegations at one of your plants in west virginia, where employees allegedly overrode quality control signals during the pill manufacturing proce

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arrested julie corey yesterday. she cut the baby out of darlene haynes's abdomen after she murdered her. and said the baby was hers. >> she was one of the last people seen with her on thursday. again, it was thursday night, or early friday morning that she made statements to some close friends that she had given birth to a baby girl. but yet showed up later in the day with the child. which did raise suspicions to the friends. >> corey is held on $2 million bail. >> lots of heat out there today. but it could be turning to rain and storms in the near future. check back now with vytas to say what we can expect this weekend as he is wearing his very nice white dinner jacket to reflect that light from the sun. vytas you can start talking any time. >> thank you very much. i should have worn this at dinner. talking about hot temperatures out there it looks like we will continue to hold onto the hot temperatures leading us into the weekend. definitely there is a chance for strong storms to talk about. downtown relatively qu

corey in georgia. corey? >> hello from augusta, georgia. >> that was awesome. you're from a golf town. hey, what's with golf? why do they bump the yankees and mets and there's no baseball, it's all golf? has the whole sports section in the world been turned into something that only 58-year-old white guys read? i said it. >> all for sport. i happen to be invested in the most shortest stock on wall street, a group of investors and i have noticed some trading irregularities to put it mildly. so my question is, what can you do as a retail investor if you suspect that a stock that you are invested in is being manipulated? >> boy, is this a great question, corey. i got to tell you, i can't, in my lifetime, describe how many times i feel like i've fallen prey to manipulation. i think all can you really do is write the sec. go on e-mail and try to give evidence of that. it is so hard to prove. but maybe enough people will feel like you do about a given stock that they will open an investigation. but there's not much else you can do. i'm sad to say. also tell your broke

next up will be corey hart. 3-3 ballgame.ies and 4 runs. >> rob: told you, it is a slug fest. they're not going to go down without a fight and neither are the nats. that is the way you like to play baseball. just hope we are on the winning end. a good breaking ball, strikes out. corey hart. >> rob: he regroups quickly. >> bob: well he struck out ryan braun after the home and it will be mike cameron and casey mcgehee, the next two hitters. >> rob: hopefully he is motivated enough and ticked off enough he is not going to give up any more home runs. dominates hard and punches him out on a great breaking ball. >> bob: if somebody would have told me monday afternoon that three days later we'd be sitting here in the fourth inning on thursday trying to win three out of four tied in the fourth inning i would say let's go, take our chances with that. >> rob: i agree. exactly right   >> bob: good night. that was a beautiful breaking ball by martin. good morning, good afternoon and good night. wow. >> rob: that is

julie corey is being held on $2 million bail.he was arrested in plymouth, new hampshire, as she tried to leave a homeless shelter with the baby. the baby's mother, darlene haynes, was found dead in her massachusetts apartment on monday. a horrifying smell made him go inside. haynes was eight months pregnant and had three other children. >> she's so kind hearted, though, that she would let anybody into her home. anybody. she was very lonely, very depressed and anybody that was willing to come and sit and talk with her, she'd let into her home. >> public records show the suspect lived in the same building as haynes in the past. she was arrested after police got tips from acquaintances who got suspish whs she turned up with a newborn girl. >>> a woman was arrested in south carolina after stealing a horse and riding it right down main street. the woman was riding the horse in between cars and stopped traffic. she even stopped to give the horse a bath. >> she even stopped in, the cub scouts were having a car wash. >> she should have s

julie corey made her first court appeance. >> the state versus julie corey. >> reporter: corey was reportedly four-pound baby, as though it was her own. she had convinced her friends and even her boyfriend, that she was pregnant. but after hearing the news of darlene haynes' murder, people grew suspicious. >> the baby had a ribbon tied around its umbilical cord. it's pretty certain this is the baby from the murdered woman. >> reporter: corey appeared with the baby around the same time that police believe haynes was killed. >> she was one of the last people seen with her on thursday. >> reporter: this is not the first time a pregnant woman has been targeted with such brutality. experts say it is an extreme form of classic baby snatching. police have questioned the father of the baby, roberto rodriguez. court records show that haynes had a restraining order against him for alleged assault. the baby is now in the custody of child protective services. >> got to be grateful to her because she kept the baby alive. >> reporter: for "good morning america," stephanie sy, abc news. >> incredible story.

corey's claims she had given birth. the infant mother darlene hanes was found murdered on monday. >>> so secretary of defense says up to 5,000 u.s. troops may leave iraq early. visiting iraq yesterday, secretary gates said a reduction in violence could lessen the need for those units. most of the 130,000 american troops in iraq are scheduled to stay until after national elections in january. >>> authorities are evacuating people in washington state because of a lightning-sparked wildfire. the flames burned more than 1,000-acres. fire crews will be battling the record heat that is torching the upper northwest. >>> there's a scientific reason why we never forget how to ride a bike. that's coming up in what's on the web. >>> plus, severe storms are causing problems out west near the rockies, but is it a s&p system we need to worry about? howard? >> we will get a break today but more storms in the seven- day forecast. those details and let you know if it will heat up9 nemows9 news now this morning returns. so when you said

and police have arrested an acquaintance of haynes', 35-year-old julie corey. last night, neighbors and friends of haynes lit candles outside her home. >>> tonight, president obama will be sharing a beer or two with harvard professor henry gates jr. and cambridge police officer sergeant james crowley, two weeks after an arrest spurred a national debate on race. the president is hoping to maked incident a teachable moment. >>> meantime the woman who called 911 about the possible break-in at gates' home has come forward and nbc's ron allen is in cambridge with more on this part of the story. hey, ron. >> reporter: good morning to you, an. lucia layen was very emotional and very upset because she had become a villain in all of this. she's been criticized for using what sounds like a racial stereotype to describe what she saw at gates' home that day, two black men with pack backs trying to break in. when it was gates and his driver. she said the words were in a police report, and whalen insists she never used them. and she came forward only after the 911 tape essen

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. >> reporter: detectives tracked down 35-year-old julie corey to a shelter in plymouth, new hampshire, where they believe she went to relocate. they have charged her with kidnapping. but have not yet charged her with murdering haynes. a memorial outside darlene haynes' home, is growing, as the community tries to understand this unthinkable crime. haynes had three other young children, are now now being cared for by family. >> darlene had a name for the baby. but wouldn't tell anybody because she wanted to surprise everybody. >> before the baby girl was located, doctors didn't have much hope she'd even survive. but this morning, the hospital where she is being treated said she appears to be in good health. >>> well, a picnic table outside the oval office will be the setting this afternoon for what's being called a beer summit, hosted by president obama. his guests, cambridge police sergeant, james crowley, and harvard scholar, henry louis gates. emily schmidt is joining us with a preview. good morning, emily. >> reporter: good morning. it's unclear if this will be much of a happy hour,

julie corey was arraigned yesterday in new hampshire, where police say she fled with the baby girl. the four-pound infant is in good condition and is expected to survive. she is in the custody of child protective services. >>> and a custody deal between michael jackson's mother and his ex-wife means katherine jackson will raise the singer's children. the agreement means jackson's 79-year-old mother and debbie rowe, the mother of his two oldest children, will not fight over the youngsters. no money is involved. rowe will be avowed to visit the kids under supervision of a child psychologist. >>> authorities in central texas are monitoring the air after a chemical plant fire forced the evacuation of an entire city. the el dorado chemical warehouse in bryan went up in flames yesterday. as residents fled, an 89-year-old woman was left behind, trapped in her home next to the plant for six hours. >> it started bothering you, the smoke? >> because i didn't know what was going on. i was just there. >> more than 30 people were taken to the hospital, mainly for smoke inhalation. by last night,

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then corey hill throws out that. 0 for with runner in scoring position. not getting it done. two on, two out for zambrano. he's an excellent hitter. rips a shot to right. goes all the way to the wall. milton bradley and mike fontenot come on down. they're the next contestants oton scoreboard. bottom three now. willie harris lifts the ball into foul territory down the left field line. micah hoffpauir tracking it. at least in the stands. nats fans, you have to make it harder than that in the other team. he said, did you see me? i almost ran over that ball girl. missing the cut is something foreign to tiger woods. in fact, he'd only been cut four times in his career, that is, until today. woods is headed home after playing poorly on unfamiliar soil. in scotland conditions much worse today than yesterday at turnberry. perfect if you were on a sailboat like that one. he had never played turnberry till this week. doesn't hit it hard enough. rolls right back down the hill. yeah. woods finishes at plus 5. he misses a cut for just the fifth time in his professional career. here's co-l

investigators were tiched off by friends when they became suspicious when corey told them she had just given birth. they didn't even know she was pregnant. >> some friends became a little concerned about how she could home so early after just giving birth. >> reporter: police believe the child is the daughter of darlene haynes, the worcester mother of three other girls whose body was found monday in the closet of her apartment. as of now julie corey is only being charged with being a fugitive from justice on suspicion of kidnapping an infant. >> she was with another male subject. we don't believe at this point he had anything to do with it. he was questioned and released. >> mourners have gathered outside darlene haynes' home, turning it into a makeshift memorial. police believe she had been dead for several days before her body was found. the associated press reports the man and woman arrested in the case used to live in the same apartment building, but they had already moved out before haynes moved in. >>> one child found, another missing nearly a week now. 8-year-old robert manuel w

. >> reporter: dan rowan and corey henderson launched the website asking for submissions from any oneere over the world. >> the records need to be breakable. >> reporter: this is the world's largest pop rocks quartz. some may seem friv olous this is more than a freak show. >> the boost of self-escape to say i own a world record was a powerful force. >> reporter: that was on display during one of the live record nights. in something as obscure as the world's longest balloon squeak. >> there's some kind of competition, a winning animal spirit to it. >> reporter: jake bron steen said a duel record for the world's longest record chain. and longest whisper chain that's also a wedding proposal. yes, in this record book, anybody can be special. even if you aren't the fastest or strongest man you might just be the man -- >> john berman abc news new york. >> reporter: with the most sign-offs in 30 seconds. >> john berman, abc news, new york. >> and easy come, easy go. we just learned that abc's erin katursky has beaten him by one gnff. si-off and his nas longer.sorry, jn. i'm elizabeth vargas.

and corey ode at central avenue, still a few accidents working in the city. they are clearing as we speak. as far as drive times, 95 northbound looking at about and 8 minute delay between 19 and the beltway. there are your speeds and drive times. on the topside of beltway, 34 minute on the north side. there's a live look at the west side at wilkins avenue. not much better at groan spring avenue. >>> we all like saving money on groceries but a new way you may not have thought of, buying at auction. >> reporter: this is to we aring rock grocery auction in maryland maryland. we're talking meat, fish, snack foods, drinks, you name it. among tonight's bidders, number 1248, linda dickerson, a self- drabbed grocery auction junky. >> i have six grandkids that live with me and i need haul the help i can get. >> reporter: she travels the country looking for these auctions. she loves the savings. >> i'd say at least 60, 70%. >> reporter: at the grocery store, 24 lunchable packs go for $48ed. at the auction, it's # dollars. ham steaks are $7 and $2.50 a voice here. two b

corey is accused of kidnapping the infant carried by darlene haynes. so far she has not been charged with haynes' murder. >>> near hawaii, a clean hit for a u.s. navy missile test. first, the target missile was fired from the island of kauai last night. then an interceptor missile from a navy destroyer. bingo, there you see it. target destroyed. mission accomplished. now dave price is here with our very first weather summit of the morning. >> quick question. do you think at the military center where they were calling that, they said the word bingo? >> probably. that's a quote. let me go back to my notes. >> bingo, it worked! wow. nice to see you, chris. >>> let's take a check of the weather and see what's happening all across the country. let's begin by talking about the southeast, where we're going to see more violent weather roll through, kind of like what we saw yesterday in memphis. in fact, as many as three tornadoes touched down in memphis yesterday. the severe weather system knocked down power lines, pounded the area with nearly two inches of ra

corey, i let you do that?utfit that stringer bell got killed in. >> yes that, was the moving scene. >> it was one of the most. >> that was powerful. >> it was one of the most powerful scenes in the whole show. >> you can bid on that. >> before i saw this, this is the book. >> this is a book of some the screen plays. >> a wire -- this must be one of the manuscripts from the wire. >> this this is one of the manuscripts from the wire. it's signed by 25 actors. it's the first episode of 4th season. >> let's go through the list of the other things? >> dvd signed by david simon from his project generation kill. an interview signed by homicide, the hoe homicide. we have a pose ter from owen wilson. >> the wedding crashers. >> it's on the wedding crashers. he loved his experience here. we have a lot of other items that are not film related, certificates and other things. >> they will also get to meet you and you, and a lot of the actors. >> sonya will be there. and a lot of actors from the show. >> if you're a wire fa

and they said the suspect, julie corey, had checked in with a baby, but she had no information on thed they were contacted by a woman who got suspicious of corey who suddenly turned up with a baby. a man who was with the woman was also arrested yesterday. >>> michael jackson's doctor is the primary focus of the investigation into michael jackson's death. that is from a federal law enforcement official who told cnn that doctor conrad murray is the only one they're looking at. murray denied giving jackson anything that should have killed him. and his attorney says they don't think an arrest is imminent, because they haven't seen autopsy results. >>> there are questions now about murray's financial history. >> he declared bankruptcy in 1992. so what? he had a domestic violence issue which he was cleared. so what? i just -- you know, he took this job, which theoretically paid $150,000 a month, because he wanted the money. well, most of us get jobs because we want the money. >> i think there are going to be real questions about the quality of care. already are real questions about the qual

>> when corey menscher's wife was pregnant he invented a device that sent a tweet every time the babyhe kickbee. >> so this is the kickbee she's wearing around her belly. how far along are you? >> seven months. >> and that's key, right? you have to be far enough along for the belly to move when the baby kicks. you put this thing on and then what? >> it contains vibration sensors that detects when the baby kicks and jiggles her belly. once the kick is detected it sends a message to the father to the cell phone via twitter. >> and the mess ang reads? >> i kicked mommy at 4:35 a.m. >> you could send it to hundreds of people, especially grandparents? >> especially grandparents. >> this can't harm the baby, can it? what's on the belt? >> there's a wire at the transreceiver, but it's at the back of the mother. it's a very low power radio, much less than the cell phone or computer. >> how does it feel? is it comfortable? >> it's great. the best thing is you call your husband over when you feel a kick. as soon as he gets there, he misses it. >> that's so true. every time. >> every time. this

this is reality, not fantasy, for 35-year-old julie corey.f reach at $2 million, and that's just for the fugitive and kidnap charges related to the newborn she claimed was hers, when she was arrested in plymouth, new hampshire. a baby jane doe now safe and thriving back in massachusetts. >> she was a healthy 4 pound baby who at this time is getting the best of care. >> reporter: still pending, likely charges in the murd earp of a brutally beaten acquai acquaintance of corey's, 33-year-old darlene haynes from whose womb the baby was forcibly taken at about eight months gestation. >> not your classic preemie who needed an incubator. much closer to term babies are much more likely to be well. >> reporter: that's the extent of the good news. the awful fact is these kinds of crimes are hitting the headlines more frequently. >> happened enough time that it is called newborn kidnapping by cesarean section. and it is a form of baby stealing. >> reporter: not baby stealing from a nursery or played for laughs as in the coen brothers movie raising arizo

>> i'm glad you asked when buckles the chimp and corey and emanuel lewis did the medley from off the video? i did not see that on you tube. >> greg: got to go. thank you, andy. remy, always wonderful. bill schulz you disgust me! rick, always a pleasure. please come back. that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld and i shall see you next time. what am i doing? captioned by, closed captioning services, inc.

julie corey is not charged with the murder of radar loan hanes but is charged with kidnapping the child who was still a month from being delivered. the child was found alive and in good health. police have not revealed a motive behind the crime. weather permitting the crew of the space shuttle endeavour should be back on solid ground today. it has been carrying out an installation mission at the international space station. the astronauts are expected to land this morning. and like the string of popular movies proves you can't keep a good zombie down somebody is hacking that road science creating the warnings cautioning travelers of zombie stripers. this was spotted just outside of portland, oregon. officials feel confident that there was no zombie emergency so they turned the sign off. >> in our consumer alert texting concerns for iphone users because of of a virus. forbes.com is reporting iphones could receive a square text character today and that could start a viral infection. experts say the only sure way to avoid it is turn off the iphone. there is no word of a patch from apple ye

president obama offered corey booker a job in the white house, but he says he has unfinished business. >> people have this 1967 vision of new york that's fixed in their mind. if you walk around new york today, you're still going to see challenge. we're doing things that are leading the nation three years in a row. we're over 40% now in shootings and murders and pushing those numbers down. i'm trying to get america to wake up to the truth of newark. >> so why is crime down? >> they're living in an incredibly simplistic world. you have to do everything you can to change it. it's clergy patrol. they're getting technology like cameras. we have got to appeal with whatever interest group there is and get them as a partner in producing progress. and it's hard. i think it's a diplomatic thing. we've created an environment where often people are more concerned about interest groups and not children, and you have to appeal to the better angels of any group. >> have you seen stimulus money fast enough for your taste, or would you like to have more? >> there is not a government leader in america,

strikes out ryan zierma then corey hill strikes out niger morgan. nats were 0 for 8 with runners in scoring position, ouch. more trouble for the nats. top of the second, two on, two out for zambrano, excellent hitter here, rips a shot to right, goes to the wall. milton bradley, mike fontano scores, cubs take a 2-1 lead, zambrano making things happen. bottom three now, willie harris at the dish, lifts the ball into foul territory. michael hofbauer almost runs over the ball girl, leaps into the stand and you've got to make it harder for the other team. hofbauer makes the catch and then in the dugout, did you see me? missing the cut is something foreign to tiger woods, he 0 only been cut four times in his career, until yesterday. woods is heading home after playing poorly on unfamiliar soil. scotland, conditions worse yesterday than they were on friday. perfect conditions -- if you were on a sailboat. tiger woods had never played turnberry until this week. here on 13, his third shot, chipping just off the green. doesn't hit it hard enough. the ball rol

that's the newly crowned miss dc 2009 jennifer corey and that is former miss dc and i believe we havether picture for you that includes the capital polo club president with the virallallist and redskins legend gary clark. you see him in the red hat he is all denged out. >> no picture of you and your hat. >> if you go to my blog at wusa9.com. i didn't do a hat. i did a gingham dress. >> you have to do a hat. >> i have the pictures as well as a recap. >> check out oh my goff. >> isn't it impressive how strong the animals are. you don't realize it until you are up close. >> i felt his kick and i was like amazed the force of the animal is incredible. he was just playing. >>> "american idol" i know it is not "american idol" season but we have heard of the contracts for ryan and simon but what about paula? she may not get it. she might be leaving because of the money in that contract. >> that dress is awful. >> and the watergate hotel is on the auction block if you have a million dollars to get in on it. >> that 40 there's million, defaulted on a $40 million loan. >>> a couple of showers to

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. >> reporter: barbers, like corey smith, do more than just educates while they cut and trim. >> good to see the doctor to see what is going on. >> reporter: they also recruit, encouraging their clients to go see a doctor. ♪ >> reporter: every thursday, men come to chicago's south side for free haircuts, conversation, classes, medication and, yes, free doctor's visits. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: project brotherhood's goal to treat the whole man. >> like a public health aspect, mental, physical, social, economic, spiritual f one aspect is off in a man's life, he is not going to truly be healthy. >> hello. how are you doing, quincy? >> reporter: their patients run the gamut from those with serious medical issues. you have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12 -- you take 12 medications? >> yes. >> reporter: to others who receive preventive care. >> i want to just check, take a test to make sure everything is kosher, 'cause i haven't been to the hospital in years. >> reporter: this clinic has six doctors, all of them black. a remarkable number, given th

. >> reporter: what is the risk for corey booker or barack obama being an he enthusiastic disciple ofe when there are problems and some are going to take quite a long time to solve and you might get it wrong a few times before you get it right? what's the risk? >> i have made a lot of mistakes. a believe as a nation we damn ourselves with low expectations and i have people say that about me and i heard people saying it about barack obama. why? god forbid he raises people's expectations. when we had great presidents say we're going to the moon in years that was raising expectations. americans are at their best when they lift their vision to a higher plain. what's the risk of hoping too much? you know, what was the risk of a slave who never saw freedom but hoped for one day being free? i would rather be a person that does everything i can to make change and not win than be a person that sits out the big fight and loses a part of myself. can't have great victories if you don't take on the great battles. >> we want to say good-bye to our international audience for this hour. up next for v

corey allegedly showed off the newborn at her own until someone suspicious called police.n good condition at a hospital. cnn obtained a how to guide published by the taliban. the code of conduct manual called for limiting suicide attacks to so-called high value targets and avoiding civilians with attacks. it also details which prisoners, if any, can be executed and set ground rules for jihadies fighting forces in pakistan and afghanistan. u.s. and afghan military leaders call the booklet propaganda. they also say it is critical. by the way, arizona lawmakers now looking at closing a huge buget deficit by selling the sta state's building. they owe over several years before they assume new ownership again. a mental hospital may also be up for sale. and nothing like a trip to the ballpark to really bond dad and son, right? check this out. look at this video. the phillies, look at this. taking on arizona. foul ball. dad catches it, holds on to the kid and the drink. that is impressive. >> you better hope that his wife did not see that move. >> it didn't hit him. and ball didn'

is have a feeling that the tough talks have you with the north corey yabs this week, does the tough talk make their situation more dangerous? >> we believe this is on a separate track. this is an issue that should be revolved by the north koreans granting amnesty and allowing these two young women to come home as quickly as possible. >> are you making progress? >> we're certainly pursuing every lead we have. the messages that we've received from the young women, both through our protecting power, the swedish ambassador and through the messages and phone calls they've had with their families, are that they're being treated well, that they have been given the supplies that they need. but, obviously, they want to resolve this, as we do, and we work on it, literally, every day. >> let me turn to another hot spot, and that is iran. a big headline this week. again, with your words, "clinton's defense umbrella stirs tensions." the headline goes on to suggest "the u.s. will have to protect allies from nuclear-armed iran." you were in bangkok on wednesday and this is what you said that got this s

. >> reporter: bashers, like corey smith do more than just educate while they cut and trim. >> see theing on. >> reporter: they recruit, encouraging their client to go see a doctor. every thursday men come to chicago's south side for free hair cuts, conversation, classes, meditation and, yes, free doctors' visits. project brotherhood's goal, to treat the whole man. >> social, physical, economical, spiritual. if one aspect is off in a man's life he's not completely healthy. >> reporter: their patients run the gamut from those with serious medical issues. >> you have 12 medications. >> yes. >> reporter: two others who receive preventative care. >> i want to check -- take an std test also and make sure everything is kosher because i haven't been to the hospital in years. >> reporter: this clinic has six doctors, all of them black pap remarkable number given that blacks make up only 4.5% of this country's physician. it's critical because black men are most likely to trust a doctor who is black. for dr. pete thomas the fight is personal. his father and brother were victims of poor health ca

julie corey has not been charged in the mother's death. the woman's body was found stuffed in a closet in a massachusetts apartment building on monday. the mom was 23, and she was eight months' pregnant. her family is trying to cope. >> trying to understand it and trying to comprehend it. it's been very, very difficult. >> well, investigators say the mom died of a head injury. they're still trying to figure out how she was killed. now, the baby is in good condition. several people reportedly are seeking custody of the baby now. >>> good news for your 401(k). the dow will open this morning at its highest level in nearly nine months. way to go. melissa long is in for jennifer westhoven. what's driving in that momentum. >> investors are reacting to many things, unemployment figures, in ones that came out yesterday. the market is starting to stabilize. in reaction trk dow way up, 83 points, and the s&p flirting with 1,000 for the first time since november as well. a couple of hours from now, we're going to get the biggest economic report of th

conner, corey and conner sotomayor. and the remainder of that row is filled with godchildren and dear friends. this is my immediate family. >> thank you very much. i remember reading about the marshals being surprised at your swearing in as a district court judge because they had never seen such a large crowd of friends and supporters arrive. what we're going to do is each senator will give a ten minute opening statement. i would hope that all senators would be able be here today. if they're not, then we will have -- they want to give an opening statement they have to come out of their question time tomorrow. senator schumer will give a short opening statement because he is going to reserve some time as a later introduction. i would note for the record we are considering the nomination of judge sotomayor to be a justice of the united states supreme court. our constitution is interesting in this regard. we have over 300 million americans and only 101 people get a chance to say who is going to be on the supreme court. fir