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replica of the wright brothers' 1905 flyer 3 crashed during a test run at patterson air force base in daytonspokesperson for the national park service says that the pilot was hurt. they were supposed to celebrate next monday's 104th anniversary of the flight. officials have not cancelled the ceremony. pennsylvania. a traveling museum exhibit on the life of princess diana opening in philadelphia. charles spencer says it offers the complete picture of his late sister. >> it defines diana. [inaudible] this extra bit brings both together. shepard: the event will be open through the end of the year. georgia. not the color you would expect to find construction workers wearing, but these guys are building a new cancer center at the medical center in agusta. they will wear pink each thursday this month. >> i thought it was a good idea for us to do that, just to be aware of what we are working on. shepard: pinkies to help draw attention to october as breast cancer awareness month. two new arrivals at the milwaukee suit. two siberian tiger cubs. each one weighs just 25 pounds, and they are part of the

columbus and dayton getting rain right now. and continue to see it progress our direction. especially by saturday morning to saturday afternoon. looking at the showers pushing through. as far as the hd ray dar right now. see it coming >> few showers over west virginia but that is west of us overnight. winds shifting out of the south and helps our temperatures increase through the next couple of days. and in fact, on the future scan, shows the clouds starting to build in through the afternoon. so starting out with sun and clouds tomorrow morning. and then mostly cloudy skies through the evening friday. and then it looks like the chance for showers, through early morning saturday to saturday afternoon. maybe a little heavy downpour at times. but by late lafrer and evening get the sun out. so not a total washout for saturday. and then sunday looks fabulous with more sunshine. so looking at the eastern shore forecast tomorrow. 76 degrees, southerly wind at about 10-to-15 for your folks out in easton and cambridge. around the central portion of the state. columbia, ellicott city

turner, the former mayor of dayton, ohio. two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. turner: i would like to thank chairman skelton and ranking member mckeon for their leadership and steadfast concern for the men and women in uniform. the conference report retains a provision to establish the stockpile management program, strengthen the stockpile inventory and makes it clear that the treaty should not include limitations on missile defense or advanced conventional weapons and that the enhanced capability of the nuclear weapons stockpile are key to enabling further stockpile reductions. i am disappointed that the conference sustains the president's cut of $1.2 billion to our missile defense system. these cuts come despite

kent harshbarger joining us out of dayton, ohio. doctor, thank you for being with us. autopsy report has not been released. the child's body was in the element for several days, do you think they will be able to pinpoint cause of death? >> sure. they should be able to. being partially buried may help. physical evidence is preserved, it's not in the wind and rain. the remains, out of the sun and elements will slow down decomposition. analysis should be precise. to former police chief, private investigators, thank you for being with us. tom, what should the police be doing now to prove the case? >> they should be looking in the social network area on the internet, namely myspace accounts. i suspect this individual boasted to somebody in her peer group. that individual might have spoken to a parent and that's how the information found its way to the police. but, all of their -- this child's acquaintances, friends, teachers, they should all be interviewed extensively by investigators in this case. they will come to more information. i won't be surprised people won't come f

kent harshburger, medical examiner, forensic pathologist, joining us out of dayton, ohio.sy report has not yet been released. the child's body was in the element for several days. do you think they'll be able to pinpoint cause of death? >> sure. they should be able to. being concealed like that it might be partially buried, will help in the short time interval. physical evidence may be preserved. not out in the rain, the wind watching away potential evidence. it will help slow down decomposition. analysis should be precise. >> to tom shamshak, former police chief, private investigator, instructor at boston university. tom, thank you for being with us. tom, what should the police be doing right now to prove this case? >> well, nancy, they should be looking in the social network area on the internet, namely myspace accounts. i suspect that this individual boasted to somebody in her peer group and that individual might have spoken to a parent and that's how the information found its way to the police. the -- all of this child's acquaintances, friends, schoolmates, teachers, t

. >> jeremy in dayton. how are you dog? >> caller: not too bad. i agree with the last caller. letterman is a comedian. he wanted to let his voice be heard before anyone else got their voice heard. i love david letterman. i watch him every night. i think that it was just his way of venting last night and making a joke about it and before anybody else. >> i mean, do you think he did it in the right forum. there was a lot of laughter during the time -- it was a ten-minute recitation. good call. appreciate it. james am mississippi writes this -- art in union city, california disagrees -- martin posted this on my facebook page. thanks everybody. your turn to weigh in. you can comment all afternoon. facebook page is up and running. head to facebook.com chuck roberts or call us toll free, 877-tell-hln. e-mail cnn.com/hln. you can also text views plus your name and comment to hln standa tv. >>> you may remember him as the teacher that drones on and on and on but he also knows a thing or two about money. ben stein in this week's "minds over money." >> my basic philosophy about money is

turner, the former mayor of dayton, ohio. two minutes.ro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. turner: i would like to thank chairman skelton and ranking member mckeon for their leadership and steadfast concern for the men and women in uniform. in uniform. the conference report retains a the employees to deport includes a provision which makes it clear that the treaty should not include limitations on missile defense or danced conventional -- advanced conventional items. we must further enable stockpile reductions. the presence cut of $1.2 billion to of a missile defense system -- these cuts come despite the exhibition iran in the nuclear weapons programs in another area. open the door to an alternative only if the secretary of defense says it is cost-effective and operationally available with the czech and polish based systems. a still expect the it ministration to address this. i am pleased to report an increase in 20 million to sustain certain items. r the industrial base. another area, i'm concerned this report doe

host: dayton, ohio on our independent line.caller: what i would like to see is the people on the committee from the olympics. i think it was a political game to me. when you read these newspapers that you go through, they don't like the president because they never put anything in there about the president in the newspapers. and i think that every stumbling block they put in from of him, comts from him. i don't understand the republicans. >> host: you see the olympic committee? caller: i would like to know whether or not is on the committee and how it was done and see the people who was on the committee host: can i ask why that's important to you? caller: because there's a story behind it. host: chicago, you are next. caller: good morning. first, you allowed that i had yot from north carolina to call the president a dog. so but here's my thing. the president did the right thing by going over there to try and bring the olympics back to the united states. and by doing that, he exposed to true unpatriotic people in america and tha