emily hauze is the recent graduate of loyola university. the results of your autopsy are expected sometime today. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> here is matt lauer with a look at what is coming up next on the "today" show. good morning. was it a tragedy waiting to happen when dan wheldon was killed in that fiery crash this weekend? mario andretti speaks out. we will talk to a top defense attorney that is hired by the parents of missing baby lisa or irwin. why you just might be getting taken for a ride when you bring your car for a dealer for repairs. all that plus susan boyle speaks out how work life has changed. all that and much more ahead as we get started on a tuesday morning here on "today." >> 50 degrees on tv hill. >> we will come back and check the weather and traffic together before you head out to start yo >> what is happening out there right now? >> we have a couple of accidents. we have delays southbound from 32. the accident is blocking the left lane. take 95 as your old appeared powder mill road, we have an accident. we are tr

found the body of 21-year-old emily hauze... inside a dumpster. she had apparently landed there after falling throogh the trash chuue.police say - once again - they found no evidence of trauma or foul & pnder innestigation. meaatime... many resideets we spoke with say they can't understand how this could happen -- twice. they say the trash chute just isnnt that wide. 3 <"just to get my owner garbage down there... i ave a hard time believing someone acciddntally ffll down it."> apartment doors yesterday -- asking tenants if they saw orr heard anything suspicioos. remember emily hauze... aa recent graduate of loyola hoping for answers. they want to know exactly what happened leading up to her death.liie downtoww... melinda roeder... fox 45 news .... late edition. we''e ollowing breaking news out of northwest baltimore... where fire crews are on the scene of an apartmmnt fire. the blaze broke out about 9-30 tonight... at the two-story complex on thorndale avenue forty firefighters brouggt the flaaes under control...but a after jumping from a second f

. >> reporter: emily most etiquette for american manners almost 90 years ago. now in its 18th edition, great granddaughter, they are making sure the family business keeps pace. >> emily used to have a entire chapter about chaperons. on a whole, we do have to keep moving and adopting. >> reporter: so emily post etiquette and manners for the new world. >> facebook, changes the status of the way of letting them know. >> it doesn't work that way. >> reporter: eager brides and grooms, updating their facebook status at the altar or guess the tweet as soon as they hear i do, that's taboo too. >> is that your priority at the altar. i think not. >> reporter: it's perfectly okay to unfriend or unfollow if a connection wall post, pictures or tweets makes you uncomfortable. if it's someone you're close to offline, follow up face to face because the post say common courtesy stays the same even if lots of other things change. >> there is not some electronic brick wall between you and the other person. it's a real person over at the other end. >> reporter: karen, you're now c

three days later and still no answers in the death of emily hauze. her body was found at a trash chute at the park trawls apartment. this is the second body found in the same spot in just over a year. last august, a man's body was found there. the medical examiner ruled the cause of death as undetermined, but said he died from multiple injuries. that case has remained open, but police did not suspect foul play. after the discovery of emily hauze's body, police say they have no plans to revisit that case. a resident invited us to see the trash chute. they do not see how a person could accidentally fall down. do you think it could have been an accident? >> i do not think so. you could not fall inside it. it is nearly impossible. >> i think it is really hard for anybody to accidentally fall in that. it would take an effort. >> pleasdo not want to comment on camera and tell the medical examiner makes a ruling on cause of death. they have not found any link between the cases, except the location of the bodies. residents think there is more going on. >> i

according to police, the victim is emily hauze. kevin brown says there is no indication of foul play. a letter sent to residence on sunday explained that police were investigating an isolated incident that resulted in death. residents described the trash chute as ordinary. >> the trash chutes are not that big, where you put it in there, so -- i don't see how a person could get in there in the first place. so two times, the same thing, it's unnerving. >> accidentally? it is small. kind of of a pain to open up. it takes a lot of force to open up that door. >> the man discovered last year went into the trash compactor. his death was ruled an accident. emily hauze is a recent graduate of loyola university. autopsy results are expected sometime today. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a sad ending to the search for a missing landsdowne teenager. the body of ryan jackson was found in baltimore county. he had not been seen since october 12 when he was reportedly on his way to see a friend. no word on the cause of his death. the man accused o

we have reaction. >> we are told that emily hauze's autopsy is done. police are not saying much about her case. the father of the man found dead last year says it is hard for him to believe the two cases are merely a coincidence. the first time, a body was discovered at the bottom of a trash chute at the park charles apartments. a resident was found in the trash bin. police said he fell down and went through the trash compactor. while they ruled that he died of multiple injuries and his manner of death was undetermined, baltimore city police declared it an accident. we spoke with the man's father this afternoon. he said the family never believed the death was accidental. he said it was hard for us to understand how it could have been an accident. we were under the opinion it was foul play. we had no way to prove that. his father said he was shocked to hear about another death at the apartment building with similar circumstances. emily hauze was found sunday morning at the bottom of a trash chute. with the exception of the location, they have found no l

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is ánotá inked to a similar death last year.the body of 23-year-old emily hauze was founn sunday...n a dumpstee at the park charles building downtown.last year... ffund in a dumpster at that - same building.but authorities say... in that case... kummr took sleeping drugs before he died.there'ssstilllno worddon the cause of emily hauze's death.. but again police say they are nnt connected. more information on a story weeveebeen following for several monthss..concerning the towing scandal .... involving more than a dozen the majesticcauto repair shop - in roseedle ... are now referrals.two officers are r already facing conspiiacy andd extortion harges.prosecutors say olvaldo valentine and jerry diggs steerrd business to the shop for kickbacks.both hhve appearances in court... mayor stephanie rawlings blake is reacting to a new study saying the financial impact of the baltimore ggand prix was ámuchá less than expected. expected.promoterr say the dollars.. .buu experts from on u-m-b-c say the real number is about 25 mmllion.the survey has put tte race's impact ... in the pits. we create

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ffiends are remembering emily hauze...a recent grrduate offloyola uniiersity.they want to know exactly what happened leading up to her death.the incident is still under investigation. 3 we have more inffrration on a peveeoping story out of fire broke out at aa apartment. apartment. flames broke out about 9-30 last night ... at the two-story complexxon thorndale avenue.fire officials say a 54-year oldd maa wasstaken to shock trauma... after he jumped from a second fflor window to escapeehe didn't suffer any burns buu at last check was took 40 firefighters to bring the flames under ccntrol. seveeal apartments sustained water damage.the cause of the fire is still under investigation. the man suspected in the disappearance of a maayllnd woman is waking up behind bars again this morning...after his attorney's fought for him to be released. garr giordano appealee an order that keeps his second failed appeal. police believe giordiano had sometting to do withhthe disappearance of his travelling partner ... 35-year fredericksburg.g

friends are remembering emily hauze... know exactll what happened leading up to her death.the incident is still under investigatton. we're now hearing the chilling accounts... from the mentally disabled victims... held captive for days... in a philadelphia basemenn.the four viccims were found locked up... without food or water.as we let you listen n... e viewers may find this me - diificult to watch. she hit me with a bat in my head, all this was aal bleeding and everything.it was rral dirry of you, that was wrong. the suspect in this case... 50-year-old linda weston... is a convicted murderer. shees been arrested for kidnapping and assaalt.two others were allo arrested in victims cllim they were manipplated by weston... wwo took their social sscurity information... to collect their checks.one of the victims says he met her website... and quickly - aaout him. ston didn't caree the world's population is nearing the 7-billion mark.and according to a nee united nations reporr... we're expected to reach that number later this

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that and more let's go emily chang from bloomberg west. high, emily. >> and there is today starting off with a silicon valley smack down, sales forces locking horns over the future of the cloud. rivalry has been simmering for years but today came to a boil. here is what happened. bennyov scheduled to give a key note address but says he was bumped to a less desirable time slot tomorrow. oracle says it was a schedule change but he staged a press conference in his own retaliation tweeting see the band key note at 10:30 at st. regis. the cloud must go on. the cancellation for him was a sign of a bigger problem he sees for ellison. he says he doesn't think ellison is quote, in touch. he poked fun in the past of oracle by flaunting a logo saying beware of the false cloud. the relationship dates back years and now escalating to cloud technology. and taking a look at market today, stocks up for the second day, sending s and p to its biggest two day gain in a month. bloomberg index up more than 2.5% led by shares of yahoo. take a look. stock rose m

we ddnt yettknow if emily hauze was even a resident heee.thht when she was found in the dummster yesterday morning... hhre ttauma or foul play.which makes many tenaats nnrvous... and wonderiiggwhat happened. ssnday morning... police searching for clues. but with very little to go on.inside thh park charles apartment buillingg,residents say a sign by the trash chute simply states ttat it was cllsed. on acebook.. remembering her on caapus too... at loyola universsty. we'veelearned &pshe's originalll from pheonixville, pennsylvaniaa this whole ordeallis eerily simiiiar to another incident last august... when a man feel moreethan 20 stories to his &pdeath... doww thhesame trash chute and into a trash compactor..ow rrsidents are beginning to questioo tteirr safety. <"i think tteyyrules it accidental... what actually happeeed."><"i don't know how... doeen't seem liie an accidenn to me."> all police will say right continuing to nvestigate.but again - thhre were no obvious siggs of trauma or foul play. live ddwntown, melinda oeder, fox 45 news at 5:

. >> according to emily hauze's linked in bage, she graduated cum laude and has been working as a reading teacher. but it is not clear how her body ended up in a dumpster. this is a trash chute located on each floor of the apartment building. a concerned resident invited us to look after a second body in just over a year was found in a dumpster at the bottom of it. >> it is scary. i think better security should be placed here. there should bcc tv -- be cctv camera installed beside the crash. >> the body was found sunday morning. police say they are waiting for a medical examiner ruling before commenting. a man's body was found in the same dumpster last august. the medical examiner ruled in that case because of death was undetermined and the man died from multiple injuries. police say they do not suspect foul play, but residents who use the shoot do not know if anybody could accidentally go down the chute. >> the person could fit down there, but it would not be easy either accidentally. >> do you think it could have been an accident? >> i do not think so. it would be very tough to put some

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when emily was first diagnosed with breast cancer, she was overwhelmed. she came into the center for a wig. now in remission, emily has gained so much more. >> i have become best friends for everybody in the center. why we have been so supportive throughout my journey. access to salon, i had my hair releasing party here and my family came and we shaved off all my hair. >> the center relies on a huge volunteer staff. they also are helping the patient to navigate through the process, as well, what's going to be coming at them. >> lufi owns his own salon in clarksville but donates his time here to help the punishes. >> we are there to help, to make a difference. that does make you feel better. >> a benefit for the center will be held november 10 to help give more patients like camilla and emily the comfort they need. a little t.l.c., just what the doctor ordered. >> you can learn the stages of cancer, take our quiz, and share your survivor stories and messages of inspiration. it is all on www.wbaltv.com. just click on "medical alert." we do have a programmin

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well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living.ut you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. should i bundle all my policies with nationwide insurance ? watch this. on one hand, you have your home insurance with one company. and on another hand, you have your auto with another. and on another hand, you have your life with another. but when you bundle them all together with nationwide insurance, they all work together perfectly and you could save 25%. wow... it's all in the wrists. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> from cnn london, i'm charles hodson. welcome back to "world business today." let's go back to what's moving the stock markets. occupy wall street protesters are still angry at corporate greed. eu leaders meanwhile are promising decisive action to fix the debt crisis and they're under pressure now from

well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ shapiro ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >>> we cover a lot of serious stories on this show. this is one seriously. people have called for the resignation of sylvia berlusconi. his political party nicknamed "go italy" is suffering record low popularity. this week, moody's actually down graded the country's debt adding to th

emily morgan from our english broadcasting partner itn reports. >> reporter: grimacing and in pain, but alive, this woman was pulled out from under a collapsed building eight hours after the earthquake struck. working by torchlight rescuers have been looking for survivors trapped by concrete. she was searching for relatives here. this was a seven-story building in van, demolished in a split second as locals watched from below, workers continued the painstaking task of looking and listening. the sounds of cutting machines throughout the evening raised hopes that others were being freed while everywhere.yanlt remierndzers of everyday life. this woman says she fled the building when she felt the tremor. she hopes her friend who lives here, too, is alive. the quake hit southeastern turkey sending those who arrived home to discover the damage into panic. the lucky ones staggered free from the carnage over the scramble of the ruins trying to find friends and neighbors. this is a region crisscrossed by geological faults, small earthquakes almost a daily occurrence. it doesn't alter the pain th

joining me now is emily seroda, candidate for district one.you for having me. >> emily, you have raised what seems to me to be a very, very large amount of money for race like this. >> you would think so. you would think so. except in this out of control atmosphere where folks are able to write $26,000 checks, $25,000 checks, $10,000, those are the kind of campaign contributions my opponent is getting. >> what did you think you were getting into when you sliced some pizza and said, okay, i'm running. how much money did you think you'd have to raise and spend for this? >> you know, it has been escalating over the last couple of election cycles here in denver. i didn't think it was going to escalate in such a way. i thought, you know, i was going to have to ask for money from some friends and family and community members and it would be a lot of knocking on doors and talking to folks around the district. i had no idea this kind of money was going to be dumpled into denver. >> now, is this a matter that something that the republican party has tak

. >> you know you found a winner with emily. she is an amazing young lady.attracted you to the song and message she has about the constitution. >> juliet and my daughter were listening to the song and love the groove. it has great groove and listen and any time they sing about the constitution i am a happy camper. we have a goal that people will say that is a cool song and it is about the u.s. constitution. we think she created a great song and is talented. emily keener is here with us and you wrote the song and will perform it with the little rockers today. >> you do a great job and we'll try not to mess you up. we the people. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> mike: our thank togs emily keener and beautiful young lady with a great future ahead of her and i hope agents will sign her up and janine turner joining us from dallas. jatine turner from dallas . god bless i was having trouble getting out of bed in the morning because my back hurt so bad. the sleep number bed conforms to you. i wake up in the morning with no back pain. i can adjust it if i need to...if my back's a l

well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. >>> we start the second half of our show with stories we care about. we focus on our own reporting. we made the calls and found the out front five. number one, dallas pastor who introduced governor rick perry at the values voters summit today told voters that a vote from mitt romney would lend credibility to a cult. congressman jason chappin' came out front. here's what he told us. there are 14 million mormones that would beg to differ with the pastor's analysis. i would like to meet the pastor, share a soda with him and talk about the mormon church. i'm glad to see governor perry glad to distance himself from his comments. >>> mitt romney has not yet responded to the pastor's comments. >>> number, two the justice departme

. >> reporter: emily post's etiquette first set standards for american manners almost 90 years ago. in its 18th edition, great- great-granddaughters anna and lizzy post are among those making sure the family business keeps pace. >> so emily used to have an entire chapter in 1922 rabbit chaperones. i think well maybe some parents wish we had that but on a whole we have to deep moving and -- keep moving and adapting. >> reporter: so her new book covers dos and don'ts of facebook, e-mail, tweeting and texting like the digital breakup for example. a big don't. >> no, you can't. sorry. no. in person phone if you have to. but facebook you know. changing the status is the way of letting them know? >> no, doesn't work that way. >> not the way do go. >> reporter: eager brides and grooms updating the facebook status at the altar or guests that tweet as soon as they hear i do. that's taboo too. >> is that really your priority at the altar? i think not. so that's a definite no. as for guests who are you tweeting? people who weren't invited? >> reporter: it's perfectly okay to unfriend or follow

emily chang joins us live to talk about trends in the industry. emily? >> i'm live at the 8th annual conference in nork city, the largest ad conference in the world. and the world's biggest brands are deciding whether to spend their money. facebook is introducing new ads traveling farther based on whether you, or your friends like it. google debutting more search ads and a new and old media companies are teeming up in hopes of reaching a broader online audience. whit comes to distributing ad dollars we found u.s. isn't getting a big piece of the pie, landing only 3% of the ad dollars. and there is china expected to take 10%. one of the top questions is whether kchs are going to spend billions of dollars advertising on social media sites. a study says people remember ads more when they see them on social media. sprint nextel tries to step up competition against verizon and at and t. this has committed to buying 30 million iphones at $20 billion according to "wall street journal", saying sprint will likely lose money on that deal. shares of sprint plunged

i'm emily chang with bloomberg west. carolyn, back to you. >> thank you. and it's only october, but it's snowing in the sierra. take a look at this. still falling this morning and this is still coming down now? >> yes. but lightly. and just a beautiful site out there it s just suddenly as weather came our way, it's going to go back to normal patterns this time of the year. and there is you can hear the roar of the blue angels so they'll have good weather this weekend. clearing skies now over most of the bay area. and there is is is a live view from our high definition sutro camera. we have lots of blue skies and clouds and scattered clouds now. and there are shadows showing up in that view. there is live doppler 7 hd. weather is pushing into the south bay now. there is a big batch of stormy weather moving out east of gilroy. there is one cell moving over highway 152 now. there may be hail with that system. into the sierra, snowfall is ending. back to current conditions, starting to clear up, temperatures 59 in oakland. low to mid 60 hz in parts of the nort

21-year-ood emily hauze ad just graduateddfrommloyola university.ice ssy shh died yesterday after falling several floors through a rash chutee this is ánotá the piist time sommthing like this has appened.last august... another tenant died the same way.now... police are questioning residents. and they are asking questions too -- about theirrown safety. safety. (cover) 02:58:40 the pooice came by and was knocking on everybody's door and asking ii they heard anything."tenants of the paak charles aaartments... learned of the incident sunday morning... as police circled the building... and the dumpster where thee body of 21-year-old emily hauze waa found.it appears she through a trash chute.02:59:06 &p"i don'ttknow how you could put a body down there to bee honest. i doo't know if you can accidentallyyfall down there."residents deecribeethe chute as being narrrw... only about 3 feet wide. with a small opening.they wonder how here... of this kind.last but 3 august.... a 30-year old man fell at least 20 floors.... inno a trash ccmpactor at the same complee

we appreciate it. >> we can see gorgeous skies behind emily there. perfect fleet week weather. >> there are close to late and it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. and whenever that neighborhood happens to be. >> it will continue throughout the weekend and there is great, friendly skies for blue angels. there is a live view and there is not a hint of clouds there. sunny skies around the bay area. just a stunningly beautiful afternoon and how about this satellite image? a high resolution satellite image showing snow pack over sierra. looks like mid winter as a result of the early snow storm z there is over a foot of snow from the storm that is why this looks winter like. rest of the state looks more normal, clear skies and no rainfall in sight for the bay area, on we go. current readings under sunny skies, low 70s inland north bay and south bay inland locations and around the bay. temperatures into the 60s and these are the highlights. it will be clear and pleasantly cool overnight. sunny weekend for blue angels. and we have a warm pattern for nex

hi, emily. >> hey there. the tech story of the day is groupon's shrinking ipo. groupon hoping to raise $11.4 kbrinl in the public offering. less than half of the earlier plans to raise $25 billion. as for how things are going, after months of losing they're now almost breaking even. groupon lost only $10.6 million into third quarter compared to 50 million a year ago. the company will be going on the road next week to drum up investor interest. as for those companies that have gone public take a look how they fared today. we closed out the week with a bang. a big rally in the market today. green arrows across the board. your bloomberg index is a winner being propped up by shares of adobe. check out shares of c gate. the disc drive maker surged today, up 28%. this is on comments made saying they may gain market share from western digital due to recent tide flooding. the analyst said the capacity does not appear to be severely impaired. before today, shares of c gate have been down 20% this year, news corp chairman came face-to-face with shareholders today at their

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well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. ♪ ♪ ♪ when your chain of supply ♪ goes from here to shanghai, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ chips from here, boards from there ♪ ♪ track it all through the air, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ clearing customs like that ♪ hurry up no time flat that's logistics. ♪ ♪ all new technology ups brings to me, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ >>> welcome back to "first look," i'm lynn berry. last night on late night with jimmy falun. jimmy congratulated donald trump on his family's latest addition. >> donald trump just welcomed his fourth grandchild, that's very cool, good for him. you could tell twaus trump's grandchild because as soon as it came out, it demanded to see its own birth certificate. he was like, i don't believe it, prove it, show it to me. tod

emily's daughter kris was given the vaccine when she was 20 years old in 2008. >> 10 years later the police came to my door and told me that they had found her dead in her bed at college. >> emily says that chris had complained of feeling dizzy and tired before she died. >> how does a healthy girl suddenly die in her bed? >> although the autopsy did not determine a cause of death, she feels strongly that chris's death was due to the vaccine. she testified against the recommendation for boys in front of the cdc advisory panel. >> it has not been around long enough. >> dr. o'connor points to cdc data to support her view that the vaccine is safe. >> you should go for any questions that are personal to you to help make the decision. >> dr. connor did not creek trista -- treat chris or was not involved with her in any way. >> there were 71 deaths among those who receive a thegardisil vaccine. we have a link to that cdc data on our website, wbaltv.com. >> coming up, beneath the rubble of turkey's earthquake is a tiny testament to human resilience. tonight you will see what some is calling

emily morgan from itn reports. >> reporter: grimacing and in pain, but alive, this woman was pulled out from under a collapsed building eight hours after the earthquake struck. working by torchlight, rescuers have been looking for survivors trapped by concrete. she is perhaps a symbol of hope for residents searching for relatives here. this was a seven-story building in vam, demolished in a split second as locals watched from below, workers continued the painstaking task of looking and listening. the sounds of cutting machining throughout the evening raised hopes others, too, were being freed, while everywhere poignant reminders of every-day life. this woman says she fled the building when she felt the tremor. she hopes her friend who lives here, too, is alive. the quake hit southeastern turkey sending those who arrived home to discover the damage into panic. the lucky ones staggered free from the carnage, others scrambled over the ruins trying to find friends and neighbors. this is a region crisscrossed by geological faults, small earthquakes almost a daily occurrence. it doesn't alter

baltimore city emily price jones head start teaming up with the national geographic kids magazine. johnson has the story. are you going to do another demonstration. >> reporter: i might. >> you are on a box don't do it. >> reporter: time to move is the case for youngsters in baltimore. and today emily price jones head start and national geographic kids magazine are teaming up at 3 p.m. for a jumping jacks event part of first lady michelle obama's let's move campaign. she is trying to reduce childhood obesity in the country and wants to drop the rate from 20% to 5% by 2030. and in today's event the goal is to break the guinness brook of world record for jumping jacks and in order to do that more than 20,000 people worldwide need to complete one minute of jumping jacks between 3 p.m. today and 3 p.m. tomorrow. mrs. obama is expect to kick off the 24 hour period with one minute of jumping jacks at the white house. national geographic kids magazine encourages kids and families to get teens and classmates organizations and communities to join them in break the magazine's 5th guinness wo