they're looking for whoever killed 23-year-old darlene haines and they're looking for the newborn. investigators say the baby might have survived and would have needed immediate medical attention to stay alive. haines was apparently dead for a few date before her body was found. an autopsy showed her suffered head injury but the exact cause of her death hasn't been determined. court records show haines had a restraininged order against the father of her 1-year-old daughter following several domestic violence complaints. police say he hats been interviewed. >>> president obama is holding a second town hall meeting of the day on health care. this is happening at a kroger supermarket in bristol, virginia. live pictures for you right now. and this is coinciding with word of a major agreement that was cleared the guy a house vote on its version of the health care reform bill. back in washington, the final holdouts within the democratic party signed on. we're talking about the blue dogs. they were concerned saying that they thought it cost too much. earlier today in raleigh, the president

a neighbor called police after she smelled a strong order coming from darlene haines' apartment. >> the medical personnel, given the late stage of pregnancy, that this infant was viable and it could perhaps survive. it may be alive as we speak now. but the baby would be in dire need of medical attention. >> right now police are looking for the father of haines' 1- year-old daughter. she filed a restraining order against him after he allegedly assaulted her. >>> an update now on a d.c. girl quarantined in china for nine days with the h1n1 flu. the 16-year-old girl is out of the hospital. she was one of nine students in her tour group diagnosed with the virus, but she was one of the last ones or the last one, i should say, released from the hospital. she's now rejoined the group at a beijing hotel. >>> out with the old, in with the new. if you're ready to trade in that old cell phone for the latest and grfateadsteage g t od the market, he asm se somart neho tollcethat. yo carrier. many of them will recycle or refurbish your phone. ge t d haofrid t tolphon through the postal system. th mae

darlene haines, eight months pregnant. her landlord found her mutilated body stashed in a bedroom closet. haines haines' family said she filed a restraining order against her ex-boyfriend, father of this baby and another child. friends say she felt threatened, but she was also very trusting. >> 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 sit and talk with her, she would let into her home. >> we'll take your calls if you have thoughts, 1-877-tell-hln. joining me to talk about it, don clark, former fbi special agent in charge. dr. jeff gardere. and laura kramaldi for the boston herald. any leads on finding this baby? >> investigators haven't had much to say to reporters about this case. the district attorney just released a statement a few minutes ago, indicating that he wanted to give worcester police room to do their investigation, given the horrific facts of this case. and would not be getting in their way. >> l

baby's mother darlene hains was found dead in her apartment on monday, she was 8 months pregnant. death has been ruled a homicide. >>> today the president's getting ready for a drink and some diplomacy. he's invited two men for a beer at the whitehouse. one is a prominent black harvard scholar, the other a white small town police officers. they are the central figures in an arrest that turned into a racial controversy that divided the nation. president obama's hoping that some beer and calm conversation will cool things off and bridge the divide. brooke hart reports. >> reporter: before and after chip gates was handcuffed at his home, many saw one questionable call after another. >> the cambridge police acted stupidly. >> reporter: president obama said later he didn't quite mean that. >> i could have calibrated those words differently. >> reporter: the president's reaction though fired up right wing commentators who called the president rash and racist. tonight it's beer on a white house picnic table for the three involved -- the president, professor gates and officer james crowle

darlene mainswa -- hain es was the mother of three daughters. >>> two san francisco attorneys met with three hours. he was surprised that the $60 billion-dollar ponzi scheme wasn't discovered sooner. the scc is conducting an indepth review of how they missed the fraud. the lawyers who made off represented about a dozen investor who is lost money in the scheme. >>> how safe is the ready to eat produce in your grocery store. members heard testimony from people who contracted e.coli from bags of spinach. a house vote is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> if you're a consumer of organic foods, a new study says they're not bringing you any extra health benefits. the study says that nose evidence that organize -- organic foods are not superior. >>> is it the swimmers or the swim suits. michael phelps' coach is outraged over the new suits are having. phelps was beaten yesterday by an unheralded german swimmer who was wearing one of the new suits. how they help them go faster. >> as you swim you get tired and kind of sink. these suits keep you up even when you're tired so it helps you in the back hal

a neighbor called police after smelling a strong odor coming from darlene haines' apartment. >> according to the medical personnel, given the late stage of pregnancy that this infant was viable and it could perhaps survive and may be alive as we speak now, but the baby would be in dire need of medical attention. >> right now police are looking for the father of haines' 1- year-old daughter. she filed a restraining order against him after he allegedly assaulted her. that daughter is safe with relatives. >>> an update on a d.c. girl quarantined in china for nine days with the h1n1 flu. 16-year-old girl is finally out of the hospital. her mother called us last night to give us the good news. he was one of nine students in her tour group diagnosed with the virus, but leana was the last one to be released from the hospital. she's now rejoined the group at a beijing hotel. >>> president obama says all u.s. combat troops now serving in iraq will be home by the fall of 2010, but some soldiers may leave iraq sooner than expected. before leaving iraq, secretary of defense robert gates predicted a c

the baby's mother, darlene haines, was found dead in her massachusetts apartment money. ord said a horrifying smell made him go inside. haines was eight months pregnant and has three other children. >> she's so kind-hearted though that she would let anybody into her home, anybody. she was very lonely, very depressed. anybody that was willing to come sit and talk with her, she'd let into her home. >> the suspect lived in the same apartment building as haines in the past. acquaintances became suspicious when she turned up with a newborn girl. >>> a man got fired when he was chasing a purse snatcher. find out why he was let go. >>> 14 hour shifts, few chances to grab a bite to eat, performing the role of cop, nurse, referee, or waitress depending on the moment. it's all in the day for a flight attendant. we have an inside look at how they try to stay sane at 30,000 feet. reggie aqui is here with more on that. reggie, you may also have to deal with rude people. i'm not saying you or i, but some rude people. >> that is definitely true. anyone who thinks this is a glam job need

darlene hains was 8 months pregnant when she was killed this past weekend.pect to the police because she was suspicious the woman's actually delivered the baby girl. police won't say whether the suspect actually cut open with the mom but she was found with the child and police say she knew the mother. >> i can't really get into the specifics of that because this investigation is still very much ongoing and we're only talking a couple days into the investigation. so there is still a lot of work to be had here. clearly it was key that we found this infant. >> the baby girl's doing fine and she's with her aunt. >>> temperatures keep on climbing in the pacific northwest today. 103 degrees yesterday in seattle, the hottest temperature since the city first started keeping records in 1891. portland, oregon hit 106 degrees. one degree shy of a record there. again most of those folks don't have big air conditioners like they do in other parts of the country. the cdc held a conference on obesity in aspen this week and top officials determined we're never going to get