gloria allred, doug burns, and radford cohen. and gloria, certainly the canadian police have put a tap on the parents and the family and friends' phones up there in canada, right? >> well, it is no question that they would be actively involved in looking for him. >> what about it, bradford? >> i would think that the first place that you would go is to stake tout house and stake out their phone and tap his cell phone. i am sure they will check if it has been bounced off of any towers in the area. i mean, that is rudimentary. >> and doug burns, what is to stop him from going to an fbo, fixed base operator, a private airstrip and just taking off for honduras? >> well, i ha erd you say that earlier, and that is a as a pilot license makes it tougher, but they will track him down, you will see. >>> your question was about mutilation? >> yes, we are prepared to answer that question at this time. yes, the fingers and the teeth were removed. >> all of them? >>> investigators say that jenkins was spotted in washington just south of his nat

come on, your job and doug burns job is to get people straight probation. but just for a moment, you have a blended family now, ray, and you have two beautiful little girls that you love that have come into your life. >> that's right. >> now, think about it, ray, straight probation on the third incident? >> nancy, he got a great deal. no if, ands or buts. this deal does not send a message to other domestic violence participants. >> i think it sends a message, ray giudice. it sends a message that you're free to punch out a woman and you will not have to do any jail time. go ahead, ray. >> as the stepfather of two beautiful little girls, where i grew up in new york, we would have taken care of this ourselves. i'll be honest with you about that, and i think doug could agree with me. >> i wouldn't ask for vigilante justice, i would just ask the judge to give a decent sentence. >> i don't disagree with you, nancy, but i note a lot of times when a celebrity gets hammered, this is interesting, that everybody jumps on the band wagon and they only singled the person

. >> and doug burns, what would stop him from going to an fbo fixed base operator and taking off for honduras. >> i heard you say that earlier. in fact, a pilot license makes it a little tougher. but they are going to track him down. you'll see. >>> your question was about mutilation. >> yes. >> and teeth were removed. >> investigators say that jenkins was spot in washington t. just south of his native canada. >> it's our belief that is the suspect has crossed the border into canada and we are currently working with the police in our attempts to locate him. >> his black bmw hauling a boat was abandoned near the marina near port roberts. they are part of the u.s. but only accessible from british columbia. jenkins is wanted in connection with the murder of jasmine fiore. the model's body was found in a suitcase. she recently moved to l.a. from las vegas. jenkins was charged with domestic violence for hitting her in the arm earlier this year and previously served 15 months probation for a 2007 assault on a woman in canada. >> he's in two different incidents with two girl, one being jasm

let's debate it fox legal analyst arthur aidala is here and former prosecutor doug burns is here forthe other side. is there a problem with this owner protecting one of his employees and taking out two would-be robbers? >> no. he actually has two theories under the law of justification, which is the law of self-defense. you are allowed to use deadly, physical force when you believe someone else's life is in harm's way. obviously people think your life is in harm's way you could use deadly physical force. here, the kid is being pistoled with a 35-year-old employee. if he was being hit with a pipe, it would be close. because it's a gun that could easily be turned around and fired. he is defending the life of a third person. there is those theories. also, under the law, if you believe someone is committing a burglary, and which is a breaking into a piece -- breaking into property with the intent to commit a crime, you could commit -- you can use deadly physical force. brian: you have a problem with his actions? >> it's interesting. it's kind of a lost call. can you defend yourself or a

. >> we will check those wildfires burning >> you are watching abc 7's "good morning washington," with doug mckelway, alison starling, meteorologist brian van de graaff, weather, and lisa baden, traffic. this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> welcome back on this monday morning. 6:14. montgomery county students -- in montgomery county schools will be open today. than 11,000 teachers will have to operate under a much tighter budget. and look for a night time delays on 95 south of the beltway in virginia. the dot is adding a fourth plane. this is in prince william county. cotruction is expected to be finished in 2011. fears of wildfires in california -- in california has turned deadly. two firefighters died. the fire has scorched 66 square miles and destroyed 16 homes near los angeles. >>> 6:15. three texas men are back on solid ground after spending more than a week stranded at sea. >> they were reported missing after failing to return from a fishing trip. on saturday, a car dealer found them sitting on top of their boat. he rolled his video camera. they dined on steaks after e

burn out in the atlantic. areas are bracing for the potential for a lot of rain from claudette. >> doug hill also has an eye on hurricane bill. will it had this way? >> there is no way to tell right now. let's look at this army full screen. hurricane bill is a category one .- i is category t the winds area .t 90 miles r hour. ion does out into saturday morning. it wllll be northwest of bermuda on saturday morning. could have dramatic impacts over permit to say that the storm track is curate at this point is really rolling the dice. let's take a look at the graphic. we do know is over an area was dry air. it will move across progrsively warmer water was less wind shear. it will intensify. whether it will threaten the u.s. remains to be seen. it is the first one. it is a big one. he is one that we will watch every single day. a storm this large is one that we will watch for you. he could have a big affect on any land mass that it hits. >> you can get the complete forecast for our area at any time by going to the weather section on our web site at wjla.com >>> and assistant wrestling coach was arrested in an inte

burn of alcohol. for a healthier mouth that's cleaner in the morning. ( people chatting ) ( laughing ) >> we're back. quentin tarantino, rachel nichols and douge. quentin, have you always hated nazis or is this a new thing for you? >> yeah. no, no, no, i've always had lingle fantasies about killing livi, so finally decided to live it out in a proper way. n> you shot the movie in germany. >> yeah. ?> what did the locals think? the movie is essentially about this band of jew issue with american soldiers wreaking havoc on nazi soldiers. s? how did the germans day this? i'd like to be a fly on the wall .hen you show it in germany. eelre's this thing where i feel i have to deal with it, but if you think about it, all right, you know, other than the 'resibilities of jews, if you're hlking about anybody that's had bringing down the third reich eichkilling the third reich eantasies, it's the last couple generations of germans. >> that's true. >> they lived under this -- you know, they had nothing to do with them. just the fact that, like, the -- the german actors that i've it's, with, all right, it's, like, almost all of them at one naze or another w

sure that you don't have any burning questions that you'd like to have addressed by judy and cindy? questions? ok. the reason why i think it's a good segue, is because doug is going to share with us the kinds of things that we need to do to answer the what if's. what if we were able to d the interventions and the supports for kids in middle school, and what do we know about what is causing them to lag behind? folks, i think really, if we work together and really, really focus over this next day and a half, i think that we will be able to go back to our districts and do some work that's even deeper than we had expected last week. doug? >> while he's doing that, let me share a little bit about his background. doug i from john hopkins and he is its co-director, tell me the name of the program again. i don't have my notes in front of me. >> the center for the social organization of schools. >> well, i hope that hugh had a chance to reads some of his research and perhaps have been in any one of the wonderful presentations he's provided across its country, but i think you're in for awakening if you haven't. doug, thank you. >> it's really a pleasure to be here