debra, greece has not defaulted on any of at ious. do you think the plan being talked about to shore up european bank capital is in advance of maybe a planned default? >> well, that's exactly it. that is what most of the people on wall street feel that they are doing. that they are taking the steps right now to shore up the banks so that when this event happens and most people feel that the event will happen, whether it's a default or a restructuring of their debt, something is going to happen. but when that event does take place, then the leaders can say well the banks are okayment we shored them up. don't panic. everything is going to be all right. >> plan for the worst, hope for the best. you've got ideas that if greece does in fact default on its debt one place to look is the currency. you brought along euo, the ticker symbol for the ultra short euro exchange traded fund. that moves two times in opposite of the euro. so if the euro moves down, this would likely move up. the opposite happened today, though. >> well, that's true. wh

[as marie] oh, debra.u, the way you can just roll out of bed and put on anything and not even care. gobble gobble gobble gobble! you know what? you might be right. what? everything i told ally about pretending it doesn't bother her. why haven't i tried that with your mother? because that's how you deal with children. yeah...ok. but normal children. this one--this one's big and a little off her nut. no, no. every time marie says something mean or insulting, i get mad. and maybe that's why she keeps doing it. i should just change the way i react to her. god, that's in every book. books. there's nothing wrong with how you react. ray, i wanted to hit her with a frying pan. get in line. your father's on the couch and he thinks from a lying-down position he can eat more mashed potatoes. hey. hey, marie. i would love to cook with you guys on sunday. really? belly of the beast. and you know what? ray's gonna be at the auto show. so we could do it at my house. we can hang out there all day, it'll be fun. are you al

ken and ruben, who was there -- do we have -- and debra davis, we went through a project that is going on at the community college of southern maryland which is teaching skill sets to young people that are the central if we are going to make it in america. carpentry, plumbing, electricians, welding. i do not know how many manufacturers who, small manufacturers i have visited that have told me that they need welders. ms. benson, we need to tell young people -- welders are making $22 and our. that is not bad money for anybody. it is the kind of money that you can support yourself and your family on. not a lot of young people are looking at being welders.

i was drinking but in had nothing to do with my daughter's disaperns oar debra said she would not be surprised if she was arrested. jamie costello, abc2 news. >> three people face charges after a terrible discovery over the weekend. what he found in the basement. >>> and they already get ready for graduation. @póo >>> investigators are still trying to find the family of one of the four mentally disabled adults found look -- lacked in a -- locked in a basement in philadelphia. the incident is still under investigation but police believe they may have been held to collect their disability benefits. >>> a high school in orange county california landed in hot water after implementing a color coded i.d. system. students with the lowest scores had to wait in a separate line. students who scored the highest got perks like free admission to school events and even discounts of local businesses. the system has been recently discontinued after parents found out about it and some got very upset. >>> well, it is breast cancer awareness month. all this week we'll be bringing you local stories abou

debra villalon is live now with what that means for folks who want a medical emergency, debra. >> reporter: this halloween a paramedics costume could add to the confusion. that's because one company is turning their uniforms in and a new outfit hits the streets monday night. replacing the familiar red stripe of amr american medical response are the teal rings of paramedics plus a texas based low bidder. >> the switch will get switched at midnight. it is literally a flip of the switch. >> walls are bare as employees turn in equipment and pick up final paychecks. >> we have done everything we can to bring these employees over. >> reporter: paramedic plus hired almost all of the medical technicians and paramedics. responders who already know the rope, know the county. >> that makes a lot of difference to the patients that need us. these are folks that are familiar with the system. and we're just very lucky to have these folks. >> i did not pick the night they chose to flip the switch. >> reporter: on halloween night, paramedics the new company will stage units early ready when midnight chimes

no word on what, if anything, has been found in the home of jeremy irwin and debra bradley. the house had been searched before and the fbi says yesterday's search was not triggered by any tip. the couple reported their daughter lisa irwin missing on october 4th. debra bradley admits she was drinking the night her daughter vanished. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is in afghanistan this morning for what she calls a reality check on the situation there. susan mcginnis is in washington with more on this. good morning, susan. so what is the secretary's mission? >> reporter: she is there to deliver important and very strong messages. one is that the u.s. is not going to abandon afghanistan as u.s. troops withdrawal so she has been there to differ that message to the leadership there and she wants the leadership there to continue its efforts at reconciliation with the taliban. the u.s. sees some sort of plilt settlement with the taliban to ending the conflict there. the taliban has shown no -- no interest as of yet in such a deal. she also is reportedly going there to facil

in seneca falls new york, debra wiener. >> debra will have reports throughout the weekend including her acceptance speech tomorrow evening. the first lady was caught on camera this week during one of her favorite things, shopping at target. michelle obama was photographed in sunglasses and a baseball cap shopping at a target in alexandria, virginia. the cashier was the only person who recognized her. aid to say she enjoys running errands and she did before she moved into the white house. experts say there was a political motive behind a shopping trip. >> it is great pr for them because they can say, look, on this trip and others, we know what is going outside the gates of the white house. >> the president says shopping at target is wanting his wife lost to do. by the way, secret service agents to accompany the first lady try to blend in with more casual clothing. >> now, you're 11 insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> september has been the all- time best month ever in baltimore. the third wettest ever, the wettest september. there is still somewhat weather

debra villalon is live now with what that means for folks who want a medical emergency, debra. >> reporter: this halloween a paramedics costume could add to the confusion. that's because one company is turning their uniforms in and a new outfit hits the streets monday night. replacing the familiar red stripe of amr american medical response are the teal rings of paramedics plus a texas based low bidder. >> the switch will get switched at midnight. it is literally a flip of the switch. >> walls are bare as employees turn in equipment and pick up final paychecks. >> we have done everything we can to bring these employees over. >> reporter: paramedic plus hired almost all of the medical technicians and paramedics. responders who already know the rope, know the county. >> that makes a lot of difference to the patients that need us. these are folks that are familiar with the system. and we're just very lucky to have these folks. >> i did not pick the night they chose to flip the switch. >> reporter: on halloween night, paramedics the new company will stage units early ready when midnight chimes

. >> debra anderson enjoyed good health until last year when something truly frightening happen aftershe went to sleep. >> i did not wake up. my first symptom. i never woke up until i was in an ambulance. >> her blood sugar was extremely low but she was not diabetic and her dangerous symptoms continued without warning. >> i was dizzy. i would pass out. i would get hallucinations. >> to find a problem, this doctor used endoscopic alter sound to get an image of her pancreas, an image that he says is clearer than eight cat scan or an mri. >> this has been specially designed. not only we have a light in a camera but this constitutes an ultrasound probe. it allows us to do ultrasound from inside the body as opposed to outside. in addition, we could direct a needle that will come out from a channel and allows us to take a biopsy on their culture sound guidance. completely painless and patients are asleep. a dam that alters found revealed a small, -- >> that alter sound revealed a small benign tumor. heard type of tumor was a rare, just 7 millimeters, less than a quarter of an inch. >> the p

how are debra and jeremy holding up? >> i look in their eyes and see pain.ars can you shed, 24/7. >> news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>> first at 5:00, a halloween hold up. men in masks rob patients in the most unusual of places, the dentist's office. >>> a rare record setting snowstorm pummels the east. the clean up is just getting started. >> students left in limbo. many checked out of their hotels for a cruise ship. now, they have nowhere to go. >>> plus, driver beware. running a red light in a local neighborhood could hurt your credit score. >>> welcome to news 4 at 5:00, i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm jim handly. we begin with the first of its kind murder trial for an illegal immigrant involved in a deadly car crash. the victim was a nun. it was the third time he was drunk behind a wheel. julie carey is live in manassas with the verdict. >> reporter: he was the subject of deportation proceedings when he drove drunk hitting a car carrying three nuns here in prince william county. because it was his third dui, a felony in itself, prosecutors were able to seek

. >>> debra bradly told fox news anchor megan kelly she was drunk the night of her daughters disappearence they sat down with fox news this morning. >> jeremy what is your reaction to hearing this back and forth about debra drinking and being drunk and not -- and blacking out and not remembering everything that happened the night that i will is a disappeared? >> -- lisa disappeared? >> i don't really have much of a reaction i mean, regardless of what -- how much she was drinking or if she was drunk or if she supposedly blacked out or whatever, it doesn't change who you are and what you do. >>> lisa irwin disappeared two weeks ago so far police have no suspectno leads in the 10 month old's disappearence. >> find out how sesame street's youtube page got turned upside down plus. >> cupcake craze crosses the river. i will show you how one new business is helping change a community one sweet treat at a time. pgh >>> >> at first glance, this looks like a picture of a woman in her 20s next to her grandmother would you believe this is the same person in these pictures, taken just days apart. a 26-

i will miss the life, a i will miss all of you, debra." from my part, i have only one less thing to say -- the men and women are the best that we have ever known, and believe in at they are doing, and all i s is that you continue to believe in them. continue to look out for ways to reach out to them and their families, to watch over them in this sea of good will that i know exists in the country. war has changed them and their loved ones forever, but it has not changed their dreams. you can help makehose dreams come true. hire them. help them buy a home. get them started on a path toward an educatio gives them ahance. that is all they want. i know that is tough to do, because you, too, are struggling, and america is struggling, and the wars use of them to fight are not foremost on everyone's mines, but they fought them for you. they are still fighting them for you. that is very mu foremost on their minds. what makes this country so special is not our accomplishments. it is how we bounce back from adversity, how we beat back our fears. it i

. >> but you know, debra, since the anti-abortion rights groups have made so much progress and at least according to the pro-abortion rights caucus, it's getting to the points in most of this country where it's very difficult if not impossible for women to get abortion because there's so many restrictions. why isn't your party fighting back? >> well, i think our party is fighting back. they voted very strongly against the legislation yesterday. it's very, very difficult as you're pointing out to get an abortion and in this legislation they want i'll say as me a woman you want me to die? i'm to go a hospital, my life is in danger, i have two other children but you'd rather see me die than perform an abortion on a child that i'm carrying. and i find it immoral, not moral, i find it very immoral to tell me that this is what my sir cull stances are going to be as a woman. and we are -- >> let knee ask you this. you don't see -- you say that the democrats in the house -- >> it was bipartisan legislation. >> but you don't see the democrats in congress or in the state legislatures coming forwa

simon martinez, debra and-- deborah muse -- and i appreciate all of the applicants. this is very difficult with a lot of time commitment and dedication and we appreciate everyone who applied, and for your passion in wanting to make a difference in the shelter system. >> we can do this without objection? we will move forward on those three names for those three seats without objection. thank you so much for being here, again. can you call in #4? >> the authorization to file suit against relatives to recover items from public health. >> thank you. >> i am from the shelters office and i would like to give a brief presentation about this resolution. the lead for revenue -- 47 cisco general hospital and public health, medical charges are based on the ability to pay. six things happened in this case that lead us task the committee and the board for the approval of this resolution. the first is that the medical charges were incurred by a minor, and the parents have the ability to pay when this was incurred, and the charges have not been paid at this time. we have done this,

i also want to thank and acknowledge debra atherton. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: it is nice to see everybody. jeff is generous. i was not expecting to be up here. i know you have had a productive day. i think that the public defender's summit is something not to be missed and a template for the rest of california and probably the nation to follow. i am proud of our public defender. i am proud of our criminal justice partners because over the last four years, we have seen a great amount of innovation. jeff and i started the city's first reentry council, and it might be bewildering to you, but before we started it, believe it or not, those stakeholders in the criminal-justice system really very irregularly rarely would come together and talk about ways that we might mitigate, reduce our recidivism rate. great progress has been made, but san francisco still needs to step up its game. i was delighted to hear the conversation that took place here, but no the statistic that for every four people that sanford's is the police department arrests and t

do you give her the secret phone number or not, debra, what do you think? >> no.ysitters. it happens to the best of us. this actually happened to me. i didn't give out the information because i was afraid she was going to maybe like her more. all of a sudden, you know, i'd be without my great sitter who i love very much. >> you say no. >> you say no. >> all right. >> or you can give out the number for a bakeup. >> all right. here's one for chandra. this is the question. what if your nanny who you love asks for a raise and you guys really can't afford it. there are tough economic times. people can't afford to give raises. >> a lot of people aren't getting raises these days. it's really hard to give one to your nanny. your nanny probably knows. be very clear and honest. tell her, you know what? we can't afford it right now. maybe we can give you a couple hours off here and there. maybe you can take a vacation day. something else. make her feel appreciated. >> what is the going rate anyway these days hourly for a babysitter? i wouldn't know. >> it depends. you can ty

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debra said if she was told she polygraph test. and jeremy said they needed a break from nonstop questioning. working withn police and fbi. family and volunteers are still word, to spread the advantage of cars at a nascar race to hand out fliers. rebecca cooper, abc 7 news. >>> new details of the into leaks fight walmart.land -- bleach fight. this woman attacked another because of a victim's boyfriend is the father a %'s child. created a toxics situation. 19 people went to the hospital, suffered serious injuries. learning new details about knox of your years amanda spent in prison. harassed by aly high-ranking prison administrator. the harassment allegedly stopped after returning complaint. she was also harassed by female inmates. >>> today is the final day of d.c.he taste of >> if you were not there yesterday, you did miss the eating -- chili-eating contest. two gallons in six minutes. the taste of d.c. will go on from 10:00 this morning until 6:00 tonight. food from dozens restaurants. look at him go. >>> instead of consuming cal

>> yes, debra put lisa to bed at 7:00 or so, her normal bedtime, and debra checked on her before she went to bed at 10:30 and everything was fine. i arrived home from work at about 4:00 a.m. and i noticed the front door was unlocked which it never is. and most of the light in the house were on, which is also really weird. and found a window in the front of the house open. martha: so the door was unlocked, the window was open and the lights were still on. was debra sleeping at that point? >> she was sleeping in our bed with our 5-year-old son. martha: there is no sign of forced entrier to was there? >> they don't really know yet. the screen on the window that was open was broken. but the police are telling us that that's not a point of entry. i don't know why. but they are saying there i no signs. but the front door -- they are saying the front door was probably left unlocked. martha: is there anybody who would wanto do you or your wife any harm. anybody you owe money to, anything along those lines? >> no. we can't think of anybody. we have been up almost this entire time. we are just

new at 10:00, ktvu's debra villalon is live where charges of cover up are flying. >> reporter: cover up because critics say this independent report presented tonight doesn't go far enough. they're turning to petitions and the california attorney general to do more. >> the death of raymond zack was completely preventable. >> reporter: critics call it a crime. while inside city hall soul searching continues. >> we assess the risk of sending someone into the water. >> reporter: the story now notorious, how alameda emergency responders watched they say without the training or equipment to rescue raymond zack. standing dispondent in water. his stepmother says he could have been brought in, because he was too religious to take his life. >> that's why i'm here. because i don't want them, i don't want anybody to think that he committed suicide. he did not. >> reporter: since zack's death and in line with report recommendations, alameda has bought two plantoon boats and began training. >> we moved that petition to the alameda fire department. >> reporter: whether any further reforms take hold

. >> but debra bradly's lawyer shows such honesty shows she has nothing to hide. sarah good morning. >> good morning. very interesting developments this morning while fbi agenthoe kal authorities -- agents and local authorities search for clues, debra bradly reveals she was drunk and may have blacked out. >>> the child's mother admits she may have blacked out from drink, debra bradly melanie irwin sat down. >>> were you slurring your words? stumbling? >> i don't think so, no. >> do you remember the period well? >> no. >> is it possible you had a black out. >> it is a possibility. i mean just like anybody else when you drink you don't remember the things that happen. >> 10 month old lisa irwin disappeared october 4th her parents reporting her missing from her crib at 2:00 a.m. saying the child may have been kidnapped security video earlier from the nearby store shows bradly buying a box of wine and other things and seen leaving the store with a man the family later said is her brother. >> some folks will have an issue. >> i am sure they are. >> to me there is nothi

her mother died in her sleep when debra was just 15. they say she dreamed of having a daughter, and when her daughter was born, debra named her after her own mother, lisa. debra and jeremy have not spoken publically since they spoke to nbc news nine days ago. when approached by reporters, debra said to those reporters, because we are grieving. that's the latest from here. we'll keep you up to date as the story progresses. >> all right. thank you. it's now 7:19. here's matt. >>> it looks like the trial of michael jackson's doctor is entering the home stretch. the prosecution rested on monday. now the defense is underway. jeff rossen has been following the trial in los angeles. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it feels like this trial is going on and on and on. you're right. it is. this is the fifth week of testimony, but very well could be the last week of testimony. defense lawyers for conrad murray say they don't need long. just a few days to make their case. >> the people are prepared and would ask to rest at this time. >> rep

remember debra lepage, she was attractive. that seems to be taken differently.'s terrible. >> eric: was that new hampshire? >> greg: mary kay letournea letourneau. >> eric: right. >> andrea: had a child with him. >> greg: she is still married to that guy. >> bob: i study serial killers but a lot of them comes from the northwest. >> greg: are you going to blame an entire group of people? >> bob: i do. i know virtually all of them. a weird thing. i went up to the green river killer sites to look around years ago and i got hooked on it. anyway, we want to get out of here. >> andrea: and you had a french teacher. >> eric: college. please don't tell that story.

i have to support debra walker's comment by virtue of the fact that my personal experience at san francisco general hospital, when we had to convert from a very archaic manual system to a vanilla system that needed to be testified -- customized for the university's needs and we had to a degree of medical records, assignments, and billing. may i repeat, billing, money. this is extremely important to have online services that were generated on the floor with patients to be able to be tracked immediately and captured for billing purposes. complex is beyond -- i cannot even describe it. so i appreciate what is happening here. i am simply saying that two years, as long as it is, is going to be going very fast. the biggest problem, i would advise you, is the training staff. it is always orders of magnitude is difficult to go from what you know to an automated system. i do not know anything about this company. i do not know about the system. but i do know people. i will tell you that if you can get the system honed very carefully, it will grow much faster and will be more successful. and you need

in seneca falls, the birthplace of the women's rights movement, and debra wiener. >> senator murkowski was one of 11 inductees tonight along with baltimore is owned billie holiday. president obama headline the annual dinner of the human rights campaign, addressing the gay rights group less than two weeks after the military ended its ban on openly gay service members. in a sharp rebuke of his republican rivals, the president said anyone who wants to be commander-in-chief must support the entire u.s. military, including gay service members. >> i am still hopeful, because of the deeper shift we are seeing, a transformation not only written into our laws but often in -- woven into the fabric of our society. >> as expected, the president did stop short of endorsing a marriage. on the gop side of the equation, more than 1200 but reject republican women gathered in kansas city this weekend. the entire slate of gop presidential conventions were in -- contenders were invited to speak at the convention. the organization held a straw poll today and they will announce the results tomorrow. preside

it turns out the unidentified man seen with debra is her 20-year-old brother. drove debra to the store because she didn't have a driver's license. anyone with information about baby lisa's whereabouts is asked to call police. the number is 816-464-8477. >> there's an a.mber alert out fora 5-year-old from arizona. she reportedly wondered away from siblings at her home and exited out the front door. anyone with information is asked to call the tip line. >>> is this the beginning of the end for the blackberry? the service is buzzing back for millions of customers left without services. does this open the door for other smart phones to fill blackberry's black hole? much more after this we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, hav

>> reporter: you know, they're trying to leave no stone unturned on this case, debra, because it seems to be expanding more and more. so far, they're looking at five states, florida, texas, pennsylvania, virginia, north carolina, and possibly others. they're looking at every single identification card that they found on the suspected ringleader linda weston. she had again at least 50 of them to figure out whether these are people who are dead, who are alive that she and the other people who are charged in this case might have cared for. to find out whether they might have died under suspicious circumstances. and to check out each one of these people. and so they have a lot of territory to cover and it could take them a very long time to see whether there are potentially other victims out there. they think this is someone they suspect was preying on mentally and physically disabled people for their social security checks. >> and susan, we know that this woman, linda weston, was convicted of a similar crime, killing her sister's boyfriend by locking him in a closet and starving him. auth

new at 10:00, ktvu's debra villalon is live where charges of cover up are flying. >> reporter: cover up because critics say this independent report presented tonight doesn't go far enough. they're turning to petitions and the california attorney general to do more. >> the death of raymond zack was completely preventable. >> reporter: critics call it a crime. while inside city hall soul searching continues. >> we assess the risk of sending someone into the water. >> reporter: the story now notorious, how alameda emergency responders watched they say without the training or equipment to rescue raymond zack. standing dispondent in water. his stepmother says he could have been brought in, because he was too religious to take his life. >> that's why i'm here. because i don't want them, i don't want anybody to think that he committed suicide. he did not. >> reporter: since zack's death and in line with report recommendations, alameda has bought two plantoon boats and began training. >> we moved that petition to the alameda fire department. >> reporter: whether any further reforms take hold

miss debra prints. and operations assistant who has been a tremendous help to me. she has also helped me -- when we had a legal thumping -- not just from the public, but from the city as well, she helped me to strategically remove containers from one part of the yard to another. closer to the building. we have people illegally dumping in this community and we have to pay for that disposal costs. she is responsible for locking up. she has taken it upon herself to make sure that those containers stay locked and no one has an opportunity. these are legal documents. contamination would not pick up until we moved in there. this way, i could do my job much better. from training, she has allowed me the opportunity to come and speak and allowed me to tell them about our programs, putting them on top to separate the trash. every time there is a violation program, he allows me to come in with the employees as well. doug told me that he would take on the responsibility of making sure that the containers were where they needed to be. making sure that he would do what needed to

at 10:30 on the night of october 3rd, debra claimed that she put baby lisa in her crib and four in the morning the next day her father comes home from work and baby lisa is gone. he said that the front door of the home wassen locked and a window open and i family's cell phones gone. kansas city television stations are receiving grand bpoenas. they are demanding unedited footage of any interviews given by neighbors, family and friends of the family. >> me leaving the door unlocked one time and him not being home. >> reporter: police are looking for inconsistent statements. kansas city police have not named any suspects in her disappearance. no suspects and they found no evidence despite an intense hunt business hundreds of investigators from -- by hundreds of investigators from local, state and nation agencies. >>> jury heard the arrest of conrad murray's, the doctor accused in the death of michael jackson. he said that jackson's children were devastated and broken up. and his father joe never showed up and he kept referring to another doctor, arnold kline who is had treated jackson. he

may explain how debra bradley may have been involved in her daughter's disappearance.hey are working on that over the course of the search today. >> thank you very much, peter. lisa irwin's parents will hold that conference in a little over an hour. we'll bring you the latest development. on to massachusetts, a principal surround fire for a memo voicing anger over holidays surrounding historical events. she sees more atrocities than something to celebrate. she had banned kids from dressing up for halloween and highlighted the fault of the pilgrims and christopher columbus. she wrote teachers should be careful about celebrating columbus day and thanksgiving. talk show host michael smirconish, we heard about the war on holidays that usually involves christmas. what's wrong with thanksgiving? >> the mayor said sometimes history is messy. the italian community responds because they have a reverence for kristi for columbus and said he is being maligned in the process. i say a lot of good comes out of the holidays. thanksgiving is by way of example and we litigated this in t

from a nearby grocery store and saw for myself some surveillance tape that shows lisa irwin's mom debra roughly five hours before she says she put her daughter to bed a full week ago. she is seen with an unidentified man. she's buying a box of wine, baby food and baby wipes. it is information that police have now examined as well. they would want to know who the unidentified man is. while they wouldn't share it with us, it was the clue they were onto and at this point they say they have ruled out that either one of the individuals in that tape is involved. that came from a receipt they found at the home. and finally back at the house in the last 15 minutes, we saw investigators as well following a new tip. this tip came from debra bradley herself saying she suggested officers pick up some cigarettes that were inside her home. she said she saved these cigarettes. they had fingerprints on them from a break-in into her car about a month ago. craig, that's the latest at this time. >> peter, real quickly, was there a specific tip today that led to the search of the well, do we know? >> repor

her parents debra bradley seen there and her husband jeremy irwin attended.en 19 days since baby lisa was reportedly last seen. >>> secretary of state hillary rodham clinton wants to send a clear message to ahmadinejad -- stay out of iraq. it would be a big mistake for iran to underestimate the continuing commitment to iraq. >>> and e-mails revealed in a lawsuit filed by victims' families show there was concern that a pilot in a new york plane crash was not qualified to fly the aircraft. the 209 tragedy near buffalo, new york, killed 50 people. the e-mails released by the family's attorney says the air officials had misgivings about letting him into the cockpit because he failed to advance in his training. they say that the pilot was at fault in the crash. >>> we're going to look at the weather. what is going to be going on for your week coming up. our meteorologist alexandra steele has a look at the worst commutes. >> well, not a lot of rough weather around the country which is good news. let's walk you through really what we are seeing around the country, p