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how can child protective services, cps, conduct this investigation? is it akin to a criminal investigation? >> absolutely. in fact, one of the things they have to do is take a look at the father, because he's the one who's going to get ahold of this son one day after this is all over. there is no way, in 15 minutes or half hour, that you can be a 0.19 blood alcohol content. i'm a former certified breathalyzer operator. i had to go through all the training and i can tell you this, it would take several hours to get where she was, and it's a synergistic effect with the alcohol. >> we are taking your calls live. very quickly, i want to tell you about the story of a newlywed, the bride orders a hit on hubby. what she didn't plan on is the hit man is, ruh-roh, a cop. take a listen. >> married to her husband for six months before she allegedly wanted him dead. >> the motive appears to be money. that definitely is what his attorneys are alleging, that she had done this to obtain this condo. the day before, she met with the, what she thought was a hit man. sh

how can child protective services, cps, conduct this investigation? is it, is it akin to a criminal investigation? >> absolutely. in fact one thing they have to do. they have to take a look at the father. the one who is going few get ahold of his son one day when this is all over. there is no way in 15 minutes or a half-hour that you can be a .19 alcohol blood content. i am -- i am a former certified breathalyzer operator, i had to go through all the training. i can tell you this it would take several hours to get where she was. a synergistic effect with the alcohol and drugs. >> taking your calls. i want to tell you the story of a newlywed, the bride orders a hit on hubby. what she didn't plan on is the hit man is -- uh-oh, a cop. take a listen. >> she was only married to her husband for six months before she allegely wanted him dead. >> the motive appears to be money. that is at least what his attorneys are alleging she had done this all to obtain his condo. and the day before she met with the, what she thought was the hit man. she convinced hem to

we have spoken with the cps and they are saying that after 90 days, perhaps there will be a moment for is very important at least to have a telephone call by now to be able to talk to the child so that she can know the family is out there in the united states. >> and you mentioned cps. in all fairness, i want to say that cps did give us a statement, because there is ai lot of concern that this little girl may go back into a harmful environment. cps said the department remains committed to ensuring the safety of the children in its care and custody. department staff have met with representatives of the liberian community and with the deputy ambassador. of course, that's you, to foster better understanding and communication. as with all children, the safety, well-being and best interest of the child are the paramount consideration. so no decision has been made what will happen with that 8-year-old girl. deputy ambassador, we would like to stay in touch with you. i think more than anything, everybody that is paying attention to thiss story. >> it is important for you to let me say this. a

request for proposals a repetition and repairing and how we build a brand in sectors like forma like cp g like the entrance car starting to see the willingness to tell a different story. and willingness to invest a little bit maybe at this point. i believe so. scott davis and susan and the name of the book is the shift. the nation's major retailers get ready to issue their own report cards, their earning results this week. we'll look at the charts coming up in chart talk next. will if you wanna look into the pulse of consumers, there's no better place than to look at the nation's retailers. and many of the big ones are coming up with second quarter earnings results this week. some of those that still have yet to show any big upside on the bottom line, still showing some upside nicely on the charts lately. take a look at macy's. the department store has been struggling but if you take a look at the stock price here it's breaking out over $14 on some nice volume and now perhaps that area becoming some technical support. compare that to wal-mart which continues to be range bound around $50

intersection between scientific knowledge and the knowledge of the humanities, and the liberal arts, cp snowe was also a student of rester ford's at cambridge and they were friends, and they were once going to the dinner at the house together, of the head of the english department, and snowe was talking about how brilliant this man was, and what he had written and interpreted, and rutherford, who was extremely well read, said, yes, i know he's brilliantly but don't you sometimes wonder or wish that he knew why if we press a button at the front of the house, a bell rings in the back? [laughter]. >> with that, our time is up. please join me in thanking our panelist. [applause]. >> during the 2009 los angeles festival of books, larry wilmore sat down with book tv to discuss his new book and take questions from viewers. the program is half an hour. >> well, our next call-in guest will be larry wilmore, the senior black correspondent of "the daily show" and we'll show you a clip and then take your calls with larry wilmore. >> how much of a game changer is this barack obama, for more i'm join

do we have any idea when cps could make that decision? >> we are told that will be several months and police say it will be hard for that to happen. they have at least three police reports where the child was wondering around the apartment late at night alone. one time they said she got lost and one time allegedly begging for food. these are all issues that cps will have to look into. >> marissa wingait, thank you so much. >>> liberia president condemned that crime and urged counseling for the girl's family. today, president johnson sirleaf is meeting with secretary of state, hillary clinton. no word on whether the case will come up. we will keep following this story. >>> marrying for money isn't ideal but it isn't illegal. marrying for money and a u.s. citizenship, no good. they have just busted one of the biggest marriage schemes ever. the payoff, cash and drugs. >> the investigation is appropriately named, operation honeymoon is over. this investigation has served to represent a strong effort towards dismantling from top to bottom an o

cp doesn't like the preseason but liked this. and he wasn't done.n the very next play, portis again. eight yards down to the three- yard line. and then the day would be done. but back to back, ledell betts runs would get nothing. skins would have to set for a 20-yard field goal. washington up 3-0 after the first quarter. still frustrating upon getting in then zone. second quarter, pittsburgh's charlie batch over the middle, hines ward. makes a great catch. 24yards to the redskins' 13- yard line. two players later, willie parker with the 3-yard line for the touchdown. 7-3, pittsburgh takesthe lead. now right before the half, todd collins trying to hurry up offense -- hurries up and makes a mistake. intended for thomas, picked off by ratliff. returned to the steelers' 35. but the steelers would not make the field goal. the steelers led 10-3 at the half. second half the local kid from montgomery county. marcus mason. 18yards to the steelers' 24. marcus 11 carries for 48 yards. same drive formation, the nfl's leading rusher in the preseason last season

there's a lot of good evidence out there, but where the heck has cps been during the course of all of this, too? and i think law enforcement should go and talk to cps and try to find out what they knew, which will help them make their case. >> let me ask mark this, before we go to break, mark, we got about 30 here, that is one of the questions. mom was basically convicted of fracturing the skull of her 9-month-old son. >> it was ruled an accident because they didn't have any witnesses, the way i understand it it was just a little 9-month-old and mom and she lost custody. >> probation. and was still on probation during this. so, how -- >> robert go there for an unsupervised visit, mark? >> good question. someone needs to be held accountable there is your 30-second answer, mike there is no excuse for it was she properly rehabilitated? obviously, she couldn't handle her first child and now left to care for this one. this one, mike, this one is touching me worse than anyone else. my son, this could be my oldest son t is heartbreaking. >> i'm with you, mark. we are going to take a quick br

most of the activity is to the stern eaore but there is a little activity that willlish cp point lookoutp in s mary's .oty there is a cold front moving our way and that will cause big changes for tomorrow, mainly in the form of more comfortable conditions. rour forecast,are e at 70 te e afisn rn afternoon a muggy 84 with a high temperature with a few scattered thunderstorms. baltimore, sunshine, mid-80's. >>> turning to sports, at fedex field last night, the redskins' first unit played solid football against a top new england patriots team. tom brady will hook up with randy moss and these too are unstoppable. that is a 26 yard touchdown pass. later in the quarter, you will see it again. tom brady prospect to pass and randy moss catches it for a 27- touchdown pass. in the second quarter, the redskins' offense is fired up. jason campbell funds kress cooley who takes a 73-yard reception down to the 6 yard line. there he goes and goes and they brinin doubt the six you're blind. the patriots it ultimately won it with a late field goal. the final was 27-24. the redskins or not the biggest sport

. >> the naaeshgs cp is calling on state lawmakers to investigate the firing. >>> the search is on tonight for a child rapist from parkville. authorities hope you'll provide the tip that leads them to this man. >>reporter: 61-year old charles was convicted of raping a child in baltimore county in october of last year. he was ordered to appear in court for his sentencing back in february, but authorities say he never showed up. >> he should be considered armed and dangerous. >>reporter: he is 6-feet tall and weighs 20060 pounds. his last-known address is in the 3100 block of garden avenue and parkville. >> he walks with a limp and sometimes uses a cane. >>reporter: anyone with information about his whereabouts is urged to call the fbi immediately at this number. as always, all tips are confidential. remember. if you provide any information leading to an arrest, you might be eligible for a cash reward. >> for more information about sex offenders in your area, log on to our website at foxbaltimore.com and click on the sex offender registry. >>> michael phelps just set 4 world records at a com

and not only are authorities, the police department, looking at that, but also cps, child protective services. because there is the miracle of this crash, the lone survivor, brian schuler, the 5-year-old son of both diane and daniel. and right now, it looks like he is recovering, and he possibly and most likely will go home and live with the father. >> now, to amman ali with the "journal news." he went to the scene of the crash just moments after it happened. welcome. thank you for being with us. amman, why don't they just shhh. why do they keep talking? it seems to get worse and worse. >> that's true, nancy. the attorney for the bastardi family, i talked to him earlier today, and he said he is taking anything the attorney for the schuler family, anything he says with a grain of salt. and he is saying more and more these explanations are becoming more and more incredulous. >> getting worse. normally, the lawyer tells the client to clam up. but it seems to me that maybe the client needs to tell the lawyer to shut his pie hole. all right. let's take a look at some of this lawyer's othe

if there was any other person i believe that cps would step in and do that to the children. why isn't that happen oing to these children. >> nancy: dr. saunders? >> i think that's a very good point. we don't know what else they witnessed when their father was on drugs. >> what about when this custody deal was done. >> nancy: rene? >> well, nancy, i think we don't know what's going on with the children. there's so many factors going on with the fight, the grandfather potentially coming in and having access to the kids, their grandmother. >> nancy: what about it, alex? >> more likely than not these kids probably were evaluated. they're probably seeing a sigh doll gist or counsellor at the present moment to help them adjust to the situation. >> nancy: the only photos we have seen of them are around a swimming pool. everybody, let's stop and resch army staff sergeant eric kubon, 21st. on second tour. left arlington to reenlist. a green beret highly decorated. awarded a purple heart. life of the party. big heart. loved sports. favorite team, texas ranger, dallas mavericks and new

if this was any other person, i believe that cps would step in and do that to the children. why isn't that happening with these children? >> i think that's a very good point. that's a traumatic experience for them. we don't know what else they witnessed when their father was on drugs. >> susan moss, weigh in. >> the children represented by counsel when this custody deal was done. >> rene? >> well, nancy, i just think we don't know what's going on with the children. there are so many factors going on with the fight, the grandfather potentially coming in and having access to the kids. their grandmother. >> what about it, alex? >> more likely than not these kids probably were evaluated. they've probably seen a psychiatrist or counselor at the moment to help them adjust to the situation. >> the only photos we've seen are of them around a swimming pool. everybody, let's stop and remember, army staff sergeant eric caban, fort worth, texas. a green beret highly decorated, awarded the bronze star, purple heart and three army achievement medals. remembered as a life of the party. big

24th player to go over 10,000 rushing yards for his career, but for some reason some still criticize cp for being selfish and over the hill and the guy's not even 28 yet. >> you know that. that's people. for myself i'm in a great position in my mind frame. i gave up on the hoopla and trying to prove they e-maat i'm deserving of the credit and i deserve what i get. you kn, the numbers speak for themselves. i'm 28 and i'm about to join an elite group, praying that all goes well. all the critics and everybody, you can never take that away from me. i don't think it's hard back in the game when it comes to the grind or the blocking or during it. think when i'm on the field my energy level is better than anybody in the game. that's the way i always am. when i can't do it no more, i walk away. >> i think you get motivated when people tell you you can't do it. >> i do. i think they're eating me up. to be able to walk by you, really can't say nothing to me. there's nothing you can say that's going to have me low and down in the dumps. i can tell you to check my paperwork, you know. look at the p

and parts will cp cape hatteras, staying to the east of the shoreline here for maryland and delaware.ng to be slow the next 24 hours. then it looks like it's going to get a kick and move quickly tomorrow evening and had a bump in the road computer system and see if i can get it to move along here. there we go and it continues to move up. you can see the path here. stays to the east of us and we have a cold front coming in tomorrow and we have an upper level storm system coming across and that should be able to easily keep this off to sea and again, it will move rapidly tomorrow heaving -- evening. rain and thunderstorm in the forecast, the temperatures into the lower 70s and mid-70s. very, very muggy out there and overnight tonight and we'll get dryer and a chance of a shower or thunderstorm by tomorrow afternoon and with some sunshine, the temperatures will jump up into the mid-80s and drier on sunday, 85 and cooler. monday looks rainy and wet and cooler. temperatures into the ntlower t mid-70s. stay with us. we'll be right back.  connie loves target for its incredible dea

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>> they're not al qaeda, they're not team a and they're not team b, they're team cp some of them ared ability to cause serious damage or catastrophic violence is in doubt. if you look at the folks in the uk, the glassgo cell, they set themselves on fire, they made a scene, didn't hurt anybody. but that was just luck. that was not by design. these guys by miracle didn't hurt anyone. they had intent to kill a large number of people, the idea is to kill a large number of people, for the most part, anyway. the problem is if they don't have expertise, the training, when you have that kind of intent and access to automatic weapons it not difficult to see how this can lead down a road where you know there are serious security concerns. >> sure. and dumb luck, boy, you've got a bad situation. >> exactly. >> evan kohlmann, many thanks. >>> on the rebound, why is president obama encouraged about where the economy may be headed. >>> keeping quiet. sarah palin goes silent. welcome to the now network. right now five co-workers are working from the road using a mifi, a mobile hotspot that provides

the space inside somalia that, in fact, al shabab and oter groups can already set up terrorist traini cps in the country? >> certainly intelgence sources i've spoken to are concerned about this. we've seen in some of theal shab propagda material that's onlinend elsewhere tha they've been using foreign fighters from the pakistan, om he swat vall, guysoming in from america, from britain, fom elsewhereo train and, indeed, toring training capabilies withhem. so the fear is that somalia, a i said an ungovned space, is becing aocation for these jihadi trainers >> warner:now what do the u.s. support real nsist of? >> well, wt weeard from hiary clinton today was a reaffirmationf u.s. cmitment to suprt the transitional federal governmt of prident sharif. now, whathat means, it means... it basically means arms and iteans aid. now, inune the state department admitted that it had sent in around 40 tons rms and ammunitionto the transional federal government and hillary cnton said they will continueto provide arms and aunition. th will also help with training. but also tre will be a humanitarian aid as

it couldn't be more different than the cuures of nbc univeal and news cp.now, the cultures of newscorp.... >>ose: in every way. >> by that i mean thathe cultures of nbc universal a newscorp aredeally suited to theimission, but hulu's mission is very diffent, which by saying th it necessitates a very diffent culture. we all f coach clas we eat popcorn corn. like we have cardboard bes that hold up our monitors. very ver frugal. that is nded forhe culre. thother thing is everybody at hulu ian owner inulu. that is soifferent tn the cultur in traditnal media. but that culture.. >> rose: hows everybody in hulu an owner? meaning all your partners are owners? all the people that provide the contt are owners? >>o. >> rose: youmean the people who work at...so your team from... >> my assistants an owner in hulu. anthat's the way it should be. becae if we're fortunate to create upside and to create value fo hulu, i think everybody at hu should particate in that upde. >> rose: what's the pr xaer son betwn the percenta of ownership of your assista and your percentage of

and finally i would suggest there ought to be pressure on both the splm and and cp to reduce the amount of money they're spending on the military and would not encourage both to rebuild the agricultural sector i would also make the are you ever upgrading u.s. representation and khartoum and more important it would agree with general gration there must me more on the ground ability to monitor what is happening in sudan -- sudan and make a case for the american president's program at idea of 1%, one american officer position scattered around locations with maybe one or two local nationals and that would give a great advantage to understanding the situation. thank you very much. >> to the members of the united states senate, my name is mohammed and i am a native of gration -- darfur sudan thank you for the invitation to come today i also want to thank you for your support. i'm here to testify today before you on the issue so dear to my heart not coming gets i am sad and by events which have brought me hear today. a leader in my community, in preparing for this testimony come i have consult

turning their focus toward the basics of the investigation, looking at the examinevidence, and trying to cpfile of the potential suspect. fbi will be providing several resources, including forensic experts. richard cornwell, her brother, spoke with us earlier. he said that no matter what happens the family will never stop searching. >> we will continue to treat this case as a case to bring her back safely and alive. even if law enforcement discontinues or scales back the efforts, it does not mean the family is going to scale back our efforts. we will continue with physical searches, if necessary. >> the family has also set up a fund to offer a reward and to help with the search efforts. people can go to the website. jamie: i have to ask you. they have looked at the number of registered sex offenders in the area. her family says that perhaps her training as a probation officer and her physical strength could help her in the event of an abducted. do they have any information of anyone she came of contact with it in her line of work that could be someone police are interested in? >> i just spo

. >> my son is cp counselor and not living at home. living in a dorm.hat his future college dorm could look like. it's a little frightening. come on. oh, one giant secret. oh. wow! i think there are unidentified life forms in here. just like his closet at home. let me just do this. "animal house." oh, that's good. would this be over here the general trash baskebasket. if this is what we expect his dorm room to look out for we have our work cut out for our. our first stop, target. shaving kree, bodywash, razor, comforter. i'm thinking -- when you're accepting your kid off to college for the very first time i want to get everything right. this really shouldn't be that hard of a decision. i know i'm overthinking it. do we go design? i'm so confused. what's a mother to do? >> so did he do, mom, don't show that, don't show that? >> i got permission to show the picture. i asked. absolutely. >> you did. well, again, so many of you wrote lee and bob with advice from your own experience out there and really great surprise practical things. >> wonderful things an

we change boot cp? because we humiliate and degrade our marines and soldiers and sailors and airmen all the time. it is not fun sometimes bei in the military. right? we do not get too muc sleep, we ar sleep deprived and don't always get through or not always have three meals per day. we are given detainee's better treatment then i got or the jag sitting behind you if you went to ranger school, he is saying yes and then he w humiliated and degraded will we make that sametandar that we have? >> without a doubt i will not disagree that being in the military is hard and difficult. you do not always get three meals per day, but please understand, this is not about being nice to the bad guys. it is about american values, who we are as americans, how wwould want our people treated if they are captured, there was the discussion o reciprocity. >> i think the reciprocity argument is absurd this is evil incarnate. america win wars and we don't do it that way but by killing the bad guys but thank you very much. >>

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he went missing, we started immediately to locate and bring private black back to our forces and to cp. we continue -- and to safety. we continue with the help of our afghan partners and other agencies. i prefer not to go into it any further, because i do not believe it is helpful at this time. >> i wanted to follow up on my fellow colleagues question about the directive. are you having more or less success in getting the enemy with this directive? he said it was slowing operations. are you having more or less success in stopping the enemy with this new directed? >-- directive? >> in terms of the success, i do not see a difference. we are operating a little differently. with this in mind, we plan a little differently as well. the other thing i would say is that there are a lot of areas i operate that are very rural with very sparse populations. as a result, in most cases the directive has no population. >> getting back to the training question. can you give us how many afghans yet had in training for the army right now? are you also training for the police? what the numbers for that? h

i don't know if this book is as famous as cp haass but it certainly deserves to be. it is just a remarkable rate. i have never come as close to missing and reading a book as they did last night readi this. there aren't many books public policy books and the world that can take you from a hot romance here in the u.s., a whole chapter on this po the salmon industry in chile and it makes sense ayou are rding it along. there aren't many books in this country that take us to nur own local congressman bobby rush to have a good word to say about hugo chavez when the author worked forn establishment newspaper like "the washington post." so, theris a lot that he has to say. there are wonderful lines in this book. i wish i could read some of them but i think he will for us. thiss jon jeter, flat broke and the free market. [applause] when. >> thank you. first of all let me say what a tough act you are to follow. i want to pick that up as soon as i lve here. let me say one other thing too think which is i am no longer with "the washingt pos" i leftour years ago, but let me sort

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